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MIR. J. Randolph and Ms, :. Clay Oh.
posed this motion, and denird The ius,ics
| OF thu observation made by Mr.. Dana.
! When the motion TO strike out th,. a..
ton was lost without division.
The committee rose and reported the
bill with several amendments. winch wer.
sgreedto by the house, and the bill ordered
TO be engrossed for third reading te.mo,.
row, ayes So.
lShe houee resolved isself into com.
m'''ee OF the whole, Mr.. le1psy in lhs
chair, on The i.ih repealins the acts laying
duties on salf, and consiuu:rs-in force tor
certain daae the first section OF the ac,,
entitled ian act further to protect Inc cum
mercs ard seamen Of the United States
agains1 the Bafbary powers" as follows
Sec. l. Be it eaac,ed by the senate and
house OF representative OF the Upltea
States of America, in congress assembled
nat iiofh s"o aHer inc dayof
next, so much Of any.ac,. or
acts, as lays,a du;y on imported ssl, b.
and the same hereby is repealed, and Eom
and alter the day aforesaid, salt shall he
imported into the ,Upi,ed States fIe.5ac
du!y.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, tThs,
from and after the first day of Fanu,,,.
next, SO much Of any act, or acts, IS a.
lows bounty on exported sailed nsoyi.
alcns, and picked FISH, in hsu of dray.
BACK oi the duties on ,ts salt emploged IN
curing III: same, and SO much of any act.
or acts, as makes an allowance to ths own.
ers and crews of ASKING vessels, in lien
OF drawback of the duties paid on the salt
used by the same, ahatl bs, and the same
hereby is repealed
Sec 8. And be it further enacted, That
so much of The act, passed on the 25!hday
OF Ma ch, 1904. Untitled, IAN act fur,herto
protect the commerce end .seamen of lhs
United States agalptt The Barbaty powers
as is contained N the frsssection of the
said act, be, and the same hereby is cont.
nued in force until the enc of ,he next ses.
sion OF congress, and no longer.
Mr.. Quincy moved soto aker the FIRST
section, as only to take off the duly OF s
cents bushel on salt, imposed by an act
OF congress passed subsequently, to the act
previously imposing duty Of II cents.
This motion was advocated by Messrs.
Quincy, and opposed BY Messrs. J. RAN
doIph and !. Clay.
Mr.. Lyon spoke generally against the
bill, and concluded by moving to strike 90.
,ne frs, sectIas.
M. Btw.ll advocated the principle of the
bill,
Mr.. Dana in,imased his dfpoftion to vote
fri;, under the idea that thofe who had the res
poai5Hi,y Of government attached TO thsm'
thought they ,onid dispenle with it.
Mr.. E mr. hppy;sed thu, bill, and oppoled the
mo,ions made BY M. Quincy and Mr.. Lyon.
Ms Lyons notion 20 anSs OUT the hrf lee
tiop was dIiagfeea so--AyeI.
When M. Quincy: motion was likewiie oil.
agrccd to wisheur dtViioD.
On rofion Of Mr.. ]. RANDOLPH the blank ID
he fi,it fiction was hlcd with the hre dayof
October.
Mr.. ALTON moved 20 amend the 3dfedionby
ftrikng out the words at the erd thereof IN
force Until the cad OF The next fcfdan OF Con-
grefs,' anG iofsssirg /" made perpetual"
This motion, was diiagreed to-Ayss 90
Mes So
This committee then role and reported the BILL
and the ne took the report into immediate
confederation.
NJ. Mumlord moved to gil the blank in ihs
frR lection with the Gcf day Of January.
This motion was oppofed by Miitrs. J. Ram
dolph, I. NJ Jorc, Crowain:hie!d and Sloan,
when she hooie concpricd in the rePor, OF the
commi,,s. CT the whole totiil it with the htH Oh
Oaobcr.
NJ. Cfownin1lield m wed TO amend III: lat
letiioa g as 20 continue the s~o and hall pei
cent. daty on ali goods paying an advaloTe'
dosy fot thee yss,s..
This motion was dilsgfeedso, Ayes 49, :.
MI yvoo spa;n {nnke aoa;pE the ti!l, 10 ld