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Hllll>Cil 10 Tue SUBJECT Nitr COlslcTAbu nc thtl
repeated, most emphalically, what he Ind said on
former occasion, that the extract continued IN the gei-
teman's respl iiion was fa'se, and forgery. lie
contenicd that there was very material difference
between the language Of the speech IN the Intelligent
Ger aud The resolution. The resolution had these
words" there is no necessity for protection" The
speech caI' there i no necessity Of protection for
protection" Here there were mpor,nnt qualifying
words left ont, aud proposition transp0s"d, all OF
which entirely changed the sense Mr., w. then pro-
ceedcd to comment ut length upon the subject, aud 10
c,mparcthc resolution with The speech. lie conc'n.
dc by rcHilrminG th1t the resolution misrcpresenlcd
Mr.. Cay's views, and forgery
Mr.. Stoenrol Offered resolution requiring the
Clerk To call the roll each morning. nj the hour OF
meeting, and to mark the absences and those who
are present. The rcso tiun being out of order, he
pended.
a resolution to print 1900 extra copies of certain
Maps accompanying Espy's report, was adopted.
|. Mr.. Mckay moved that the rules be suspended and
that the House resolve itself into Committee of the
Whole. The motion was rejected by ye IS and nays
s. to 81. CThls mi,nl was made for the purpose OF
taking up tho Tariff bID
Mr. jos. r.. lngcrso offered n resolution. pos'pon-
ing the 'laj!i Bill until the last Tuesday IN December
next Direction being made. and the resolution not
bel nc in order, he moved to suspend the rules.
! Mr.. Dromgoole moved a call of the House. which
was ordered. $50 members answered to Their names
when all further proceedings under the call were dis
pensel with.
The yeas an na,s were ordered on the morton 10
suspend the rules, and hejna taken. the decision was
in the affirmative ayes | H. nays IS -two-thrds vo-
ing in favor OF the motion.
| Mr. DrjmLbo,n moved 10 amend Mr. lnrcrsolPs
! resolution by striking the wnr :, "Me last T'Uc.dHy
IN RtccULcr HCf and ins' rtlng " tomorrow" The
previous question called, and the amendment was
| rrirced-nvcs 90 u7r~ -.
THE question w,s then taken on the aopilon ofthe
! resolution. when it was rccccd-aycs So nays 100.
| Mr.. Mckay desired m1mrnt 10 make a su-ges-
| ton in relation to the TdrJbil He said that he had
given notice that from yesterday he would renew the
| motion every day To 70 into CoUm tee of The Whole
on the bill IN order to obyilit the diti"ul's and
expenditure Of tine that would attend the taking Of
! the yeas AMI nays on these daily modlns, he wcul !
propose to 1T the mattel rest until MDnI9v next, pro-
yiied it sh1ud be agreed To take it at that time,
and give it prucalaHre of oil other business until dis
rosal Of lie uA. n rs,,uliod 10 this effect OBJ
lection WINS made aud he moved 10 suspend the rules.
! 'han tNo thirds having v1ed.in the affirmative.
The Speaker then nrncsr e 10 cali on the STANDING
Committees for reports. The call is going on |
close.
SENATE Messages were received from The Presi-
dent, giving copy Of catalogues Of books in the
Treasury Department nd is Bureaus; also n report
from the Post Master Genera in answer to a rcsolu-
ton Of the Senate
An unusu1ily large number of memorials, rcmnn :
strang again any change in the existing Tariff,
were presented hv u ss,s. Evans, Bates. Archer,
Miller, Pearce, Criltoalnn and nuchnnrn. Mr. Ar.
rher's were from llrre portion of the citizens Of
'l'''''.' anu ~ % u.s. ' >lt'' ~
sentiments come from s.uh 0tthc Pnt1m1r he asked
the mcuo,ipl mi ,ht he read The mcmo.i,,rs say
it would b. fully 10 shut their eyes t. tn. evidences Of
the cnrfs that have flowed from the Tariff Of 70
and ma nrss to strike Il down in the very moment OF
its rrospcrlus working.
Mr.. Crtenien took orc7sirn 10 saw. when pre-
sarting n memorial unon HE subject that il WAS hls
convicton TINT M chqnoc. in am farm w,uld b,
made in the Tariff of ~ at tbs s'ssin-thnr rhf
Senate would consent to npna and the country
ought to he set Mt rest on this Noint.
Mr. ColGnitt nd dressed the Senate, NJ lcnoth, npof
the Tariff and se our with arraiannr hs colleague
who was absent, for incnnsi-cncv In the course o
his remarks he was arrested by the Chair for ref vet
inc anon his cno1clrs motives.
He took the old gronn1 that the Tariff was for III,
benefit Of III rich nj the expense of the poor.
(Nr. Niles, Of Cnnncrticut lh0uuh in the lobby o.
the Senate Chan, er, yesterday AMI day, has no
yet taken his seat)
THURSDAY, April II.
IL THE SEv,T', n communication w1s received
from the Secretary of the Navy. informing the Sen
ate that the experiments Of COTS Sub marine Battery
hn'fpast O'Clock, m the branch of the Potomac
Mr. Buchanan presented memorials against an,
modification of the Tariff also memorial in iavo
of the reduction Of rhe duiv on Sugar.
IL THE House. after the reading Of the Journal
Mr. c. ! Ingcr.oI called for action urnn his res,lu
ton, oh'rei Yesterday. from the Comn,e' on For
cgn Alars to print 10 coo extra copies of the enor
from That Committee ncclmaYpving the hill makni
nicmntv to the owne,s Of the Spanish schoone
Arnjs'oI
Mr. Tbba,,s Of XIV moved suspension Of the rule
for the purpose # Introducing n resolution closing dc
b1ta in C. ,no,irrar If the WHOLE ON the bill mnkn
onor,,riotons for the ,prnvcnrn, of certain harbor
and rivers at two O'Clock this dav The rulcs wer
SUSPENDED ami the resolution adopted by yeas liz
= navs -.
TIE resolution from the Committee on Fore q
n ahoyr came nm for The action Of the ilnn,p whic
D Mr. white of Kv novel to amend by adding to III