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FROM wAsHrSoTor, IAN. 6. 1909.
have only time to inform you,
that the Houes was compelled TO con-
tinue in session all last night, and at
half past 6 this morning, past the in.
famous bill to enforce the Embargo.
Every northern democrat voted for it,
except Gardner, of N. IL. who spoke
against it, and declared that there was
no transaction ofhis lifethat gave him
so much uneasines, as voting for the
first Embargo that he was deceived,
supposipg 1t but a temporary measure +;
and that no material injury would re-
suit from il !; but finding it 80 extreme
ly injurious, and contrary to. the viii OF
his constituents, it was TO him source
of continual regret; and he sincerely
deplored the consequences Of conlin-
uance oft. f H


9 No, a man from New England was
hardy enough TO advocate the bill ;
though they voted for il. q