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The Daily Dispatch: April 18, 1864., [Electronic resource], Yankee vessel Blown up by a Torpedo. (search)
pposition members — speech of Fernando Wood--Mr. Harris, of Maryland, Sides with Long, and is censur preying on the vitals of the Republic. He (Mr Harris) was not only in favor of recognizing the Soat excitement existed, owing to the words of Mr. Harris, and for that reason he was compelled to takhburne. (Iii,) offered a resolution to expel Mr. Harris, of Maryland, for the utterance of treasonab (Ohio,) then offered a resolution declaring Mr Harris to be an unworthy member, and is hereby censys 80. The resolution of censure against Mr Harris was passed by a vote of 93 against 18. disunionist, and dissented from the views of Mr. Harris, while at the same time he dissented from thd traitor was unparliamentary language. Mr. Harris, to Mr. Orth--You are a liar ! Mr. Orth Ohio and also the gentleman from Maryland, (Mr. Harris.) He had not come to the conclusion thahat he was the last one left withering alone. Harris talked loudly to some of his colleagues, but e[3 more...]
The Daily Dispatch: April 18, 1864., [Electronic resource], Yankee vessel Blown up by a Torpedo. (search)
ould make Mr. L. say. Nevertheless, while the fate of one victim was thus necessarily delayed, possibly averted, another presented himself in the person of Mr. Harris, of Maryland, who stood up to Mr. Long "through thick and thin." Nay, he went farther. He declared as follows:--The South ask you to leave them in peace; but nant Marylander ("there is life in the old State yet!") was ordered to be written down by the clerk, and one of those brother blackguards,"the Washburnes "moved Mr. Harris's expulsion including for so great an offender short skill the vote was immediately taken, and resulted ayes 81, noes 58--not a two thirds vote. So Mr. H. wasngress. He is as unworthy of association with them as would be an honest man with a band of robbers, or a gentleman with a set of scurvy blackguards and knaves. Harris should be proud indeed of the honor conferred upon him! We repeat, the occurrences to which we have alluded are significant of an emboldened sentiment of opp