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he expedieney Of reporting ! Bin 10 70.
Use the present Tariff and 10 establish
afif Of Revenue only
There was seeond lor he Previous
Question Ayes Sc, noes not counted.
The maiE question was carried aesi con !. y
and the House agaln brought Is vote upon
the Taritf question 10 different iofm.
TIE yeas and nays were called and The
Resolution Of Mr. Black VS. ayes So
nays 81
The Resolution was rejected By one
vote. Many Of The members among the
majority did not vote upon the Rssolu-
ton.
Mr.. Brown OF Tenn. introduced bill
10 repeal he second sectioa Of the Ap.
porlioumens Acl, establishing the Dis
gFiet System lThe Bill was feleued 70 ne
Gommiilee of tie Whole.
Mr.. Duncan introduced d Resolution
instructing the Committee Of Ways and
Means 10 bring in ! bill 10 provide Tor The
safe keeping. disbufze ment and collection
Of The Public Money. and 10 separate the
Government from the Banks. M. Dan-
can moved the Previous Question. aud 5
there was a second.
The yeas aud nsys were asked and or.
dered thereon \ and being taken. resulted
ID followss yeas Ito nays 5S.
Mr.. Mcdowell offered the following
resolplionf Oh which he demanded the
previous question :
/ Resslrsa. That he Eommitlee ef Ways snd
Means be instructed 10 report bill so modifying
the present tafid as 10 provide revenue salh-
cent for The wants pf theGoseFnment, econhml
cally administered. and such DETERMINATIONS as
lock 10 thai object and no other.
| And pending The question, the House
adjouFaed.
JANuARr A..
/ In SENATE.
i Mr.. Hannegan, BY leave. iniroduceda
bill making appropriations lorIthe coniln.
uapce OF The Gnmberland Road
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The unfinished business Of yesterday.
was then rasamed and the Erevions Cues
ton upon The Resolution Of Mr. Mellow
J ell The Resolution provided that the
Committee fof Ways and Means s6ould
j be Instructed 10 bring IN 4 Bill toproside
Tor ithe wants of the Government econ+
: omically administered and with discrlni-
) nations ID favor Of Revenue only. The
j Previous Question was seconded, and The
. E4nain question ordered. The vote vas
then taken by yeas and nays upon the
E Resolutions, and lost. YeasSt, nays l02.
a The following Resolutions were also
offered:
. To inquire into the expediency ofapla-
5 icing the widows and orphsns.of the OH,
e GERS and ersw Of The Granpus upon the
) Pension Roll Adopted.
! To cedeithe Public Lands TO the States
) where the lands lie. Laid over.
j JAEuIRy s.;
7 IN SENATE.
The Senate did hot sit to-day having
i adjourned lover from yesterday tisi Mon
/ lday.
! The House were engaged for the most
J part in the consideration OF The motion Of
I Mr.. Black, Of Georgia, who moved that
I Tire repor. Of The Select COMMITTEES on
Rules of Order, be recommitied with in
siInctioas TO report in favor Of The 2lst
], Rule, which Role be understood the Com
!, mitiee had recommended should be re-
scinded. Mr. B SAID he wished the
House 10 be brought 10 direct vote up
:. on the subject. He wanted nj lodging
= Of the question. He wanted 10 know Wbc
i were Tor the Rule. and who were against
i il. In a most heated manner Mr. Black
! said be de6ed the Committee and the
4 House upon this snbiedt. He dehed
: them toI interfere with the rights Of BIZ
- constituents upoa this subject, and be
! challenged all 10 show theiE hands.
I Mr. Carroll, Of N. \. called Mr. Blacl
Il TO orders III
Mr.. Gilmer Of Va. contended thatth'
n subIectswasnot properly before The House
II and that the Report Of the SComnilie'
=. was no more than any other report. and
80 must take lis place upon the table accord
Ie. ingly.
=. Mr.. White. OF Ky. argued thai il wag,
no privileged question, and PROPERLY befer
3 the House. The motion TO recommit b
: considered as 10 order Mr. White ne
= marked loo, that the Rules Of the Hous
Ls Enow we're but temporary, and that III
"a House when the Rules were referredio
!. Select Committee designed to have
~ substitute for them al an early day.
r. Mr.. Houston Of Ala. with. several com
pelitors upon the Aoor moved the iPresi
hnAF GUS NkuCStiOtlf WutSu " ~ 41St loA " 60 =
= "a second.
ia The whole subject Of Slavery and AMI
Ia Slavery was then open for debate. E
- MI. Hamlin Of Me- "a member Of ID
he democratic partly opened the discnssio
he and 10 speech in favor Of receiving Abe
! lilion memorials and resembling the 2i'
10 Rule. He desired the memorials receiv
81 ed and reported upon. and though be va
be against the prayer Of The. Petitioners b
do was sor. giving them a respectful hearing
h They had d right to be heard uDderltb
al CONSTITUTIONS and he would not dapTfy
them Of ii. Sui be weeld strongly STAB
n. by the CONSTITUTIONS rights o. the S6ntf
ed AID vote against any object winch sheal
in endeager ihe peace Of lhe glorious UnloG
Mr. Beardsley Of n Y addfessetlh
House al length enlarging upon the1visa
4. Of Mr.. H. and deiendihgihe tight Of ~
10 tilion At lengtb.
JAHUARY 81.
i HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ing The House was principally taken .
on in considering the 2ls. Rule.
De- Mr.. Duncan Of Ohio spoke at Length !
favor of resembling the. Rule, and ~ ID
course Of lis remarks inquired OF 81
so. Giddings whether he had notread lsftF
onsfio an Abolition meeting in Ohio 1871
Of Henry Clay
ri Mi. Giddihgs then gave an accounts
l.taN 81 t<-,ts. r. Il I'D Eaar