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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

CHANGES ~ RHcnE ISLAND Il rer s9pe.9s in toe i}Os
ton Bar i-a4 i - evening addressed - tie Ed
tr, and signed b ;e .hree cit Zrus o: Tie Stale Of boi-
Island. te q! abandoning The Wing yH ~ 1t
lie time These gentlemen Inc Hon. Wager - &C.
.,l Col. : Il Wal ton Joha Pane Hon Ell Brown. and
T. =. tnss, ubn Ii. y ee-n. Samuel Asniey. Chts;an NJ
NeS;e. Cephss Hoofock. Daniel Paine. LalaG = wade
Isaac E!sJrc. Albert Cook. Samuel Warner John = EtGy,
e-f y. Ferns. Jesse Calder, Jes.e e. sweet ~ ara L
Bsfs-f. = Il S;!lsel. Lewis Carr John {. DAVIS. Samuel
lours. fS3Hlie>.
Accoaii=- 70 the D,uoc-a they aia all gsnaraen of
standing ana r=c4spi;y Rhode Island and took prom
c=ut tie eiect;u1 =. HARRISON IS-1. The Hon W..
W--dsn II ire Rlsoa Electors ana the Hon.
Joan Pane ha> or .EGue Of year, been
LeF4i=tur- tom Sui,h1eld. E5eH!E.- Pest.
IL The Evening Post ought 10 leave such
SUIT as this to The P!e5sian. These chaps have
been Dort leaders since ISL and foremost in the
attempt to aisorgenize Rhode Island. They have
no.even pretended to te Wings these three years
tu:ua the contrary have been the deadiie,t Lsco-
Foeos. There Is Wing majority Of 2,000 IN
Rhode Island without them.
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PRICES oY Bxrr. Pork. Curg.E. FLOUR, GEAIS AND
u y g AND iSi4.

The OF Provisions have eNpeucnccd gTeat decline
this date 1870 Those OF Flour and Gram have been
uniform But this OWING measure tu the fact tha,
this period after the opening 81 nayca;on the
plies the West considerable influence the
le, The prcs Wool has been steadily depressed since 1870
Patriot.
Now we know that part of this statement is
incorrect, and we presume the rest is little better
For instance, the actual prices OF Woe in our
CITY were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

To some grey hnir pfemalrey TO Others sandy OF rel
hair naturally. Now he Italian Dye will without staining
the in any way change The color of the hair to black
inbu' Hly be desfel To tie young niL aged VI 3D.
Lee je Italian ilyc TIM. "i color the hair they Ike
Nc one can ue without heia, pleased with the reult Pre-
pa'cd ard ~od Jy a. H. SANDS * co.. Chemists. 23 Br0sd
way. come; Chamter'st. Sod also t, - F1oss, aul :
East BfogiwaJ. rnco 30 osan. q. vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIor.-The Wings
OF this District, composed OF The 6tn, 5th, 10Th and
18th Wards, hold Mass Meeting this evening at
CroiOn Hail. Hon. j. ". Miller, I. :. Senator
FROM New.Jersey, aad others, vii! address the meet
inr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

~ Des's pfojlced by ob';rGct!on in tie abi'n
h Sref or az inactive st II ;he liver causing t,faaZef
reois the blood then rendered impure unheai NJ bic
.ihF3"a 0ut Indigestion dvspcpsis innrdi1,ey oIo~';
he whole system psriakas through tho med Of sympstbre
lcton rHG tie patent saks benshti hs accUmned 'unei
" 10 remove thee disorders. remedy -iugn NJ
er and dscU,eted. which has ssed thousands 81 c,
JHtron ze aat sanctioned h. tho ne-t mica authority
.aadss SAr.lgdl wl and etleciuniy ds1-s
originating irp o5trclDn urbe!thy getpu irregular e's;
IGio retained icf,p rluOn female cu;laeo'
upuon, nnd C;bef dsel'es 10 winch the hUulG 1'
lem i liable.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence a, rs i.p-
yaus aud efficacy pampbiets which may % o5snsd
traits.
Prepared and sold, whoe'ale All retail by A. B. 1. D.
SANDS, wh"Lrste Dfggss ~ Fulton street; New Yofk.
Sold also Mt 3I} Broadway. - Eat Roadway and dug
ssts generally Throughout r'' -1'f--l St.i-,.
rtEisf YOUR BL""p.--i es .rsIaA. nothing which 90
'Euir ipenon as pimple', and bad bi-Nns' ou
loon me i.fe This NAY be entirely Femel by g
COMsiOCkS sA3S APARtl.L-i at ne trf.ag ootoi y
's note OK lour dollars Per dozen Th, best eiseI
u'e gently operates u'o0 and c.uiaes The bowels,
ofes 10 The blood ~ wune pnry. s.Ulaen
anu prUfDOtes digestion. A. - f'ur-t i,r,t
- FIRE srtcte OF COiosgs Imported Bay Rum N
sale very low al q Cyulantt ,tIe:t, Quart Bottles 20 cts
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u Hon. Jouy QuIscY ADAMS arrived in
Boston on Saturday morning, and took breakfast
:, the United States Hotel after which ne pro-
ceeded 10 his mansion at Carney. His health Is
lot good
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y
Thee prices OF Cotton those OF AFin each year. he
Cause we that hand OF Shsetngs, August as near
asmay be-.
Here it will be seen that Appleton Sheciings
are but one quarter of a cent yard higher than
in 1910, while Cotton is hall cent a pound
higher. Sheetings are cent yard higher than
last year, while Cotton is a cent and half n
pound higher. We have given the price OF pre-
cisclv the same quality and description of Cotton
and Sheetngs in each year. Is there any shad-
ow of justification in these facts, when fully pre-
scnted, for the pretext that the Tariff has largely
increased the prices Of manufactures
Now then, keeping in mind the prices Of Cot
ton above gwen let look at the prices Of other
Cotton fabrics The Patriot states falsely that
Nathan Appleton of Boston has admitted an aver
aye rise Of four cents yard on Prints lCaiicoes)
IN consequence OF the Tariff, and thcreupsn
ciphcrs up That the Tariff has taxed our people
$4,000, 900 on CaEcocs alone We have there
upon applied TO the heavy commission house OF
3. F. Lee & Co. dealing entirely in Prints at
wholesale, for statement OF the actual prices Of
these goods in every year They have them only
from ISL, and they have ranged as follows:
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. who you'd lose ihs, sense ofal.--,ie SIGHT .

Giving q outer hops eternal night
Gloomy Tie nnd--a! earthly thing, bot dos
Compared with this the wsr-t of human los.
Negligence attending early stages OF diseases OF tho eye
peFous the The constitution vi the eye Is 80
minute and sii hlt yscakno in.anat!oG. irritation pah
md cOn'uons oial kinds should BE speedily attended To- 70
many ts neglect ha, caused Of the organ.
sight through ir and IN blindness ilo~ nece
'ay T., them TINT should gunr against complaint, 's
ey+ The Roman Eye iiaham remedy certain mud cIsc
tus! when USED the proper tine. Prepared sold By A.
B. SANDS & co. Chemists anI Druggists 272 ilroadway
ChamhcS-stcc,. the Gni.e building Sold a.oa.
- Il ont, aad - IA.t Bfuadyay Price % cents jyI
H. BEAUTIFUL CoLoR TOR TIIE iI.IR.-l; cAnno, y
duied bl, that t7ef. something cscmey attractive in
beautiful head If hair particularly lot black az glossy
ban To the lady what greater addition can there he!
THESES ofhubom. waving IA The wind
ORA black cuf.s around IL rosy cheek
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Gin Muerbtefeit.

Ga ss fo,pcbl sum 9BobIs Der Yartsi ais
gum aa9emsinen Nuesn cisnsn fam, pae 3s<
tun9sn ,pdbrenb Dem 2SaDfampft 70 pisl ms
m69lib psrbrstst perren, 70 srbistsn mir uns,
llntsribreber fir zen 2bsralen Sscbatbtsr an:
Sunsbnlsn, bon nun bis sur Yrsibsnttnmabl,
sinem 3sitraum bon Wonaten. fir ben ma.
si9sn SstraS bon 37a Gent, Die absr bs Der
Ssfsllun9 poraus besabIt msroen mi1sn.
GFQSir boffen unfere Irsunoe i'm Qonbe,
bsfcnosrs bic wslbs Ydfs srbaltsn ODER Icnlf
eintiub in ibrsn rsipsftipsn HabbarIhaftsn
BADEN, merosn itb fir SubIeribsntsn bsmlibsn.
lSir MADDEN nur ben 8crlblaN ea6 berislts
2Birfuns bait banSt bauptiablib bon unisrn
Sreunoen ab.
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Gr,pGbler =3ettel :

Senatorial.
Gbcifer Butler, BON auvrns.
Iownfeno Saines, bon gbsfsr.
Gsprsfentatip.
l Scispb q. @larfion13 S,snrp 9rinfsr,
2 Scbn .. 9Sstbsria,l4 Samss Ycacd,
3 Scbn 8. geinitseL Is Sribrib 9Satts,
4 ScDn g. etteG, 16 Daniel 80. Smyisr,
5 @lsaRrS. .M'9ows017 Samss Watbsrs,
6 Senjamin 8rid, Is anersas s. S9ls,
7 Slaae 0s. Sanlssr19 Dan. 9saibabausb
9Sllliam S,eifsr, 20 Scbn 9. @cm,
9 Scbn g. oisifer, 81 9tnor. SS. 2ccms,
10 Scbn Silln9sr, % Samss so. pcwer,
Il s(ler. Y. Srown % 0Sillam u. Srpins,
IL SSonatb. S.Sloeum,24 Ssnj. Spartsbcrn,
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t1Iabt plab fur Tilt Serfs!-9t DC

t1jabt plab fur Hlt Serfs !-9is tes
mofratifbsn gBbiss bon WomeIseorf bisltsn
am %. SUM cine Mas.Isrfammluns, ,pis fs
nur fsIten in sinsm 70 fIeinsn Orts ftattfnbst.
Jobn Reilly, @fq, fibrts ben @orfs, Sacob
4snbal, @ecr9 &sifer Wm. Sdbalb u. Gam.
anosmutb warsn 8iessYrsliosntsn, unb 8. o.
9mitb bisnts als Ssfretdr. Gcl. s.. qinoIap
belt cine sIcquente 0ises uno SSm. 8. Ssibsrt
BOT cine MeiDs fraftiasr SefbIi1s an, Die sins
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6Teine Mittbsiluna, untsrseibnet "sin
esntlbsr 8lcb," if uns eurb bic pcf suaes
tommsn. 9Sir sriubsn ben @brsiber licb Ssuts
libsr ausSucrlitsn ODER fslbit ;u uns ,u foms
men, melt mir aus Dem grbatsnen nidbt wifs
fen fbnnen mas Ct sssntlib mia.
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OaS Sani,er, mslbss bic gDbiasDamsn

OaS Santer, msIbss bic QBbissDamn
BON Nsaelns psrfsrttst babsn, um es Dem Clap
CLUB BON &saoins Su psrsbrsn, als elm 3sidsn
oss Sntsrsi1ss was fs in sem mibtlasn pclitis
lbsn Sample fibIsn, Der jeet ssfiibrt rpirs,
fur Die Srunbfass unb M1asressln sur Ssf5r,
osruns Der 1soblfaDrt ess aanees auf Der sis
nen uno 9unssr fir ben ertras auf per ans
bern Ssits'-foa um 8 lDr am Daoraen ess
4. Sui an Sol. SsnoalI's eotsl esm Stub liz
bsrssben wssssn. @S fol- elm Dasiifsrpsrs fbss
nsr 5anbe fein uno mir msrbsn fpatsr cine
nsbr esutlibs Ssfbreibuns baron ssbsn.
,Jn pbilaoelpbia bsfurdtt man auf ben
aatb!tsn 4. Snli eins ernsnsruns ber 8orfal:
Is BON Ulai {; al Nsiamitteln fblts nicbt,
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1tn9liitf. Gin 16jdbrser &nabs, Nas
mems Spbn Gus, fsbrte pcriss 9Eobe NIT elmer
selaSensn 8lints pom D1srffbis6sn ;urad uno
fts! i'm 28alee dtsr strpas, wceurb bic slints
logging uno Der sanE Sbus ibm in Die qsnes
fubr. Gin &nabe in eer Ndbs elite lbm sur
Soillfs' absr sr mar in @sfaDr tootSublutsn, Dee
por Der n6tbiss Ssiifano srlanst psrbsn FOIL.
te. Gr 1T jest aefdbrlb franf.
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3sin 2(Itsr 1T ron Qisbe frsi &c.

As'h 9lfsr 1T ron elsbe frsi &c.
prsl'osnf Splsr puros am Olittpod, mit
Sulla' Der aItsifsn sobkr ess 1dtb. 9ayib
@arohsr' BON qcns eilanc, in Nsu WOrf 70,
puI'rt. 3eltunssn fassm oiss fsi cine splsr,
Nnsratcn absr nibt an Ssras.
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Etne Ssie3anse.-@im 3situns ponS1sn
orleans bslbrelbt Die Strait bss masnstfcbtn
S1!afss unS mslest unkr Nnbsrn, bas ber
Wasnstilirsr elmer Dame i'm gdlafs einsn
oabn ausjos, obne eas le ben Sbmsri smps
fane. Scneertar 1T ss absr, ba6 Die Sb5ne
l3cn istby9 fol1s Opsrationsn ausssbaItsn u.
nod tmmsr Elm Sutss Ssbis bat, ba coeb Der
NFsnl'b ME msbr aIs 80 SABINE bat. Der g.
o'tcr mslnt saber iis mifTs Die Rinnlaesn sinss
|2apfibss BADEN, Der Srsi 0isibsn SABINE bat,
une slns lstsneiSt Ssis;anse fsin.
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Srpfser SSdfcr.-6r. Sosinrb Sisosn,
cup BON bIsr' ssists uns pcriss Wobs S 6afrt
Soalms, mospn jsSsr 8ub lOa sou lang mar.
er psritbsrts uns absr AUDI, Sas s5 dbtsr
laps 8 fer fsi unb meints, oa6 Ibpers
lib elm aofcfcfO dbnI1sn ODER arossrn vcrssis
gen fcnnte.
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S1atibi sm g. 81. 8. Wepsr ODER
Dipers, 6eraueeetsr bss "2Babrsn Demo-
fraten" (einer fossnannten bemctratifbsn o.
per >cecfofc'3eituns) in $aneaiter, 1T Der CIR.
tte bon Den psunleben 3sitnnssbcrauessbsrn
Der lt6 cftn fir Ole fossnannts Slatipe 4mss
can:partp reIart unD 1T spie ss Iebsint
itoI5 parauf ju rsrlcIten ju tslansen. Scr
mus einsn fcnpertarsn Sssrif bonn patrirs
tisnue batsu. penn CT slaubt. ba6 man aur
Morotrsnncr:partei ssbdrsn miTr nm elm
patriot 3u fsin.
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Thinning anssnc'umtn wurbsn, rpoflr mir at,r
bsutt feinen NaMm babsn.
Sn Nlt Ssrfs ust iib au1 elm auter e,siff.
osiIsn Ssresun9en bic qofos init Sdredtn n.
n'srfsn uno Sabsr mituntsr einen ibur flein.n
Ssifsr init Spritus inipiriren une ibn Dem
9robsn in ZEN Ssss ffelsn, pie biss aud, in
2SOmelseorf Der Sal mar, uo iis sinsn Se,
trunfsnsn anssifsat battsn, Der ben Nsbner in.
fultiren musts.
Cine TsrfammIuns asertrtsr Qsara,r. ri.
sur Hbisspartsi ssbirsn, srostsntbsils S,ut.
l3s unS Srldncsr, wurps am lsstsn Di,nsfoo.
III baltimore Ssbaltsn. lSr. g. s. eeoins
e'n Srlanosr, belt cine Neee. gr ,rwdhot.
Der lsetsn unruben in pbilaosIpbia uno faot,,
oab DE 9Sbiss, aIs Yartsj fsinen sbsil boron
battsn' als eab le tsbilf1ib marsn Die Orb.
nuns iu srbaltsn unb Die &stbte aasr autsn
ten Sur9sr Su bsfblssn. Sr. Nains, unl,r
'psrtbe soas9e, folsts init elmer eeutIebsn N,o..
VI iprab BON ben 9crtbeilsn Die Der sorif .r.
jeuat' unb bsbauptsts, eas. ale jsns Msasr,o,In.
aufssbrabt unb psrtbsisist bur6 5enrp elap,
Sl1srbsltsWabsn iino fir Die Nrbeittr, b,s
eaness, islner sblsn Snffitutcnsn uns isstr
art sbrllhsn Slsisss itisn. eanass uno Ian.
fss SauhSsn srfboa fur Clap, Srslinabupfsn
uno eaS @seslbsn Der @bis @runblass.
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Gines 8aters 81 a DE Ser
ct. Gouis Republifan pom s. b. entbdlt
fol9enoes
l1niere Stoot ,puroe 9eitern burb cine
traeiibe Seeebenbeit SpiIben 6erren
Sorb uno gt b. g8. 3 0 10. einem
IuftionGr an Der gde BON Wain unb
g8alnut Strobe, in erobe anreeuua Der.
feet. Gs 9ebt aug oer eeifrieen Inter.
fubune berpor. oab eop Die Sobter oes
6rn. Soro. oenen ein5i9es &ino. ourb Elm
6eiratbs 8erfpreben uerfibrte uno fie
lberreoete aus ibres 8ater's 6auie au
flieben bierauf fanote ct iie nabNeuSr,
leans uno fol9te ibr nab einioen Eaoen
felbf. 8ei ieiner &idfebr BON Nru.
Srleans lieB ct iie am leeten Montaa in
ct. 8enepieoe uno Fam am Dien(faa al.
lein bier an. .1r. Sore befubte nit einem
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8 laps 8 fer fsi unb meints, oas GSbpsrs
lib Elm qofcfcfO dbnlidsn ODER arcssrn vcr;si.
gen fennts.
Sic Grnte. - Die qanbeuts in unlsrsr
Nahbaribaft tno nit Der psusrnts fsrtis uno
Gsls iinb bsreits NIT esr Srubkrnte bsIbdfs
tst. 9as rparme, trcetns gSsttsr te9tinifat
Die @rnte, absr Die 9rtsit mro ,pcbl sismlid,
fbmsr fsin, oa bic Soies porise 1Eptbs mituntsr
1876 Grab lin Der Sonnel i6sr1iss.
9ie 8rsunos bsS 5bub:Iarifs uno ssr
mbiss6runofabe, nabs unb fern, l1no sins
selaosn iib NIT ben Wbiss bon Meabna iur
8sisr sss berannabsnosn Satrsstasss amtrifa,
niibsr unabbdnsisfsit 81 psrsiniasn.
9aS D'ittaSeisn tpirp auf Der Snlsl in bsr
Sbupfia, anseribtst msrbsn.
elnlabunssn rparsn ssiantt an ben @btb.
sSamss Cooper BON Mbams, unb ebarlss @bs
bons uno 5. o. @Iarficn, efqs., bon Ybilas
Osipbia, unb ate brsi babsn psrfprod,sn asasns
pdrt9 ju fsin unb &sben Su baltsn.
&oilit Sreunoe BON Clap, W1drfsl unb
Srslin9bupfsn,
aast uns ben Sag Bet 8rsibsit preifen!
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Streit unter een Seilissn.-llntsr ben
MormOnen in Der Staot Noupcp, lino nsus
unrubsn ausssbrcbsm bic pas Msieb ess Yro,
pbstsn ju isrittrsn orcbsn. Sic 9rudsri sss
Srpclttors SafsIbif, nures auf 9sranlaiJuna
pon Soc Smitb surb Motstmalt ssrfSrt uno
Ole 3srit6rsr battsn ic9ar osa 9tuftras eas gs,
bduSs su esmolirsn fails man ibnsn gBipsr,
lfano lsiifs. Der propbst belt cine Mspe an
'slns Sos'!l9sn unb fa9te unter 2tnbern "rpsnn
tyr n'bt auflfsben unS fnistef i'm Dilute rua,
ten 'pollt, fur MIDI, 70 m6st ibr gum I :. e
une - fsin uno ib msrbe cine anosre
e'tp bauen." Der Sruesr oss propbstsn ers
iubts iosar fsine 3ubtrer natb @arfau ;u az.
ben uno aub Die 1rutsrs ssS signals ~ b,
'nol'rsn. Ser prcpbst 1T nsusrbnss fir fs.
ben erimnaIs9srbrsbsn anssflast fclds als
Wsslnsio, Sranoiiftuns ,e.
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3eietsn Der 3eit. - Die $oecfososspreGt III
jset fat pnrhssbenos 3u Gnntten bsr Ratbc.
litm, 70 aMeb EN- srcber sbeil ocr partsi.
Sie, Die es (cntt an 5meitsutisen IeuBeruu,
scu sssen gatboIeismus uno gatbolten nis,
mails fsbIen liebcn, belonews msnn es spars
tsiswefs n6tbis matbten. warum fle Gtb
s.rars jest fir Die Satbe Der gatbcllesn cts
eldrcn 1T leitbt sinjulsbem-uno es rpars sar
niebt 3u psrwunpern ,penn Die $ofo partei
fir cine Wsile, bis naeb Der spreloentens
Wabl gum SeifpieI, fathetifeb 81 phres,
[lpcnn es llh tbun Iisbsl. INN Die Stiiien Bet
gatbcliten ber Union fir lteb 3u sspinntn.
Gi ei, mas anfseflarte 3eiten
Sufaiia Sobb, ein 17jabrisss Mdos
hsn, psrsiftets fth an 6. Suui Elm pbilab.1
init Irienit Sis bate fieb fura 3u0or nit
ihrsr Wluttsr nno itrsm Brnotr se5aaft.
u. u. a. wslt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
Saturday, .1prii 30.
The Senate wns not in session to-day.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. STEPHENS presented resolutions OF the Le-
gslaure of Georgia. in reply to those of The Lrgisa-
ture of Massachusetts, recommending change in The
Constitution.
MIR. Mckay moved that the House resolve itself
into the Committee of the Whole, FOR the purpose OF
taking up the bills making appropriations for the Macy
and the Post Office Departments. The motion was
negatived-ayes So, 81.
Mr.. McCIERNAND moved that the rules be sus-
pended, to take up the Western llarbor Bill which
was agreed 10 ayes 800, noes 50.
The bull was then taken up, the question being on
its recomm'tment.
Mr.. TiBBATrS concluded his remarks in favor OF
the bill, ana was + lowed by Messrs. CULLOM and
DANIEL in opposition 10 il. The previous question
moved and seconded, and the question being on
the motion TO strike out the Illinois river from the bill
il was carried-nyes lis, noes ~.
The question was then taken on the engrossment oil
the BILL and it was carried in The airmatIve-ayes ~
noes 30
A motion was made 10 adjourn, but it was negalived
ayes O., nays llG
The bill was then read third time, and passed
ayes l0S mes ~.
Mr. DUNCAN moved a reconsideration OF the vote
by winch the bill passed, and thereupon moved the
previous question but before the question was taken
Mr. COBB moved adjournment, which was car
ried-ayes IS, 81, and the House adjourned.
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~ neng THEN parsmoun. to its revenue po~efs ln.''
he believed was the true separating line between re-
venue and protective Tariff; aud d'scrm'na'lon'
within the revenue range, he was compelled 70 CONS
a. waite, entirely within the discretion of the Le-
rislature Within this range, he thought IT might De
1ode between pecessares and luxuries, with view 70
favor poor rather than the rich to protect ra, n,SeI
lar manufacturing other interests or 10, any o.,e
scended for any object Nor did il follow, tina! duties
were TO be KEEP, always high this limit would per
mi, The wants CT The public Treasury, and The ne
eess,ips for revenue, should control the rates oil duty
within the revenue range.
IA hon proceeded 10 examine the actual imports oil
ssy.raI Ianding articles, made between the st OF DC
tober s4a, and the 3O!h june ls43 and the duties
actually maid upon them, returned from the oihce
of the Register of The Treasury to ascertain The ra.er
III ,Is ;mpor,t;ons of the articles for The pre-
v;ops SIX years Some of the articles he named ana
The rates Of duty paid, were as follows:
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MR. WRIGHr'S SPEECH On THE TARIFF.
MIR. Wrioht Of New York addressed the Senate yes
erday, ttt snhec, of modification of the tariff.
He referred briefly to the circumstances under which
the present law was passed. and TO the which
induced him 10 vote for il; and particularly to the sus-
pension of the distribution Of the proceeds of The pub
lie lands, prominent among those reasons; and, IN
his judgment, most essential TO avoid The necessity for
the permanent continuance of high tariff.
He referred TO his State embracing within its
population all the great interests To be affected by any
regulation of the duties upon Imports He said the
manufacturing and mechanical interests of New York
were second 10 those of few Of The States that her
commercial interests still greater, and superior 10
those of any Slate; and that her agricultural interests
were greatly paramount TO either lie acknowledged
his obligation Justly and carefully TO regard all these
interests in oil his official action and especially in
ference TO legislation upon the tariff
fie referred to his efforts TO modify The present law
when on passage through the Senate and to his pro-
mise, made upon its final passage, of readiness,
whenever opportunity should present, TO lend bis
aid 10 correct it's defects He said he had been remind
ed of that promise in the of the debate, hut II
had not been forgotten by himself and his present Oh
sc was to examine the practical operation OF the law
with view TO determine how far defects were made
apparent SO as 10 call for ful6lment Of his obligation
He laid down the rule by which he proposed to con-
duct his examination Of the law, and by which he
though, modification ought to BE- governed. 1t was,
that every duty was both protective and prehib,ory 10
its extent but that every duty was revenue duty SO
long as it's revenues were paramount to its prohibory
powers TO this extent the protection afforded by the
duty was incidental and proper, if the revenue yielded
by the duty was required that when the rate OF any
duty was raised so high 10 diminish the amount OF
revenue derived from the importation OF the article up
on which it assessed, il became protective as
con,radstnguished from revenue duty, lie poh'bo-