Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
TIE TARIFF BILL PASSED,

Il will be pefceiycd by reference 10 the vote Of
the Senate which we annex. that the MCKAY Tar
if Bill has passed tina, body BY majority of one
vote.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atkinson,
Anterior, Baeby, Benton, Breese, Bright,
Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, Colquit, Dickn-
son, Dix, Fairfield. Houston, Hannegan, Jar
nagin, Lewis, McDufe, Pennybacker. Rusk,
Semple, Sewer, Speight, Turney, Westcott,
and Yulee--2S.
NaYs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Berrien,
Cameron, Ciy, John M. Clayton, Thomas
Clayton, Corwin, Crittenden, Davis, Dayton,
Evans. Greene, Huntington, Johnson, OF La,
Johnson, of Md, Maugum, Miller, More
geon, Upham, Webster, and Woodbridge
The Senate made one amendment to the Bill, as i,
cane from the House, which consisted 10 striking
out the ninth section, which guards somcw VIA,
agains, The fraud Of the original Bill as designated
by MIR. BEsros. MI. WEBSTER moved the amend
ment. aud il provides that If the appraisers think
the goods are undcrvalued with the intention Of
fraud the goods may be taken for the u,c Of the
United States aud sold al auction, and the proceeds
placed in the Treasury, The owner 10 be paid the
amount declared IN the entry, and FIVE per ceutum
amendment, by The follow ing vote
YEAS-Niessrs. Stephen Adams, Ander-
son, Atkinson, Bayly, Bedinoer, Benton,
Biggs. James A. Black, Bowlin, Boyd Brn-
kerhoii', Brockenbrough, VIM. c. Brown,
Burt, Cathcart, Augustus A. Chapman, Reu-
ben Chapman, Chase, Chapman, Clarke, Cobb,
Collin, Constable, Cullom, Cummins, Gun
bingham, Daniel, Dargan. De Mott, Dilhng
ham, Dotbin, Douglass. Dromgoole, Dunlap,
Ellsworth, l1aran, Fickln, Fries, Giles, Cor
don, llamlin. HARRISON, Harmanson, Henley.
Hilliard, Hodge !. T.. Holmes, Hopkins,
Hough. George S. Houston, Edward w.
Hubbard, Jas B. Hunt. Hunter. J. II. John
son, Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Geo
w Jones, Seaborn Jones, kaufman, Law
renee, I.cahs, La Sere, Lyon, Lumpkin, Ma
clay, McClclland, McClernand. Mcconnell,
McCratc, Joseph J. Mcdowell, James Nc
Dowell, Mckay, John p. Martin. Barclay
Martin, Morris. Morse, Norris, Owen, Parish,
Payne, PERIL, Petit. Phelps, Pilsbury, Rath
bun, Reid, Relfe. Rhett, Roberts, Jno A. Rock
well, Sawtelle. Sawyer. Seldom, A. ID. Sims,
Leonard H. Sims, Simpson, Thomas Smith,
Stanton, Starkweather, ST. John, Strong, ia
cob Thompson, Thurman, Tibbaus, Toombs,
Tredway, Wentworth, Wick, Williams,
Woodward, Woodwork, Yancey-ll5
NAYS-Messrs. Abbott, John G. Adams,
Arnold. Ashmun, Bell, James Black, Blanch-
ard, Brodhead, Milton Brown, Burlington,
William w. Campbell, Jno. II. Campbell,
Carroll, John G.. Chapman, Cooke, Cranston,
CrozieT. Culver, Darragh ,Garret, Davis, Dix
on, Elsall, Erdman, John II. Ewing, Edwin
H. Ewing, Foot, Foster, Garvin. Giddings,
GOODYEAR, Graham, Grider, Grlnnell, Grover,
Hampton, Harper, Elias B. Holmes, John w.
Houston Samuel ID. Hubbard, Hudson, Hun
gerford, Washington Hunt, Charles j. niger
soil, Joseph r. lngersoll. jenkins, ID. p. King,
r. ID. King, I.cib, Lewis, Levin, Long, Nc
Clean. McGaughey, McHenry, McIlvaine,
Marsh. Miller, Moseley, Niven, Pendle,on,
Perry, Pollock, Ramsey. Ritter, julius Rock
well, Root, Itunk, Schenck, Seaman, Sever
ante. Truman Smith. Albert Smith, Caleb b.
Smith, Stephens. Stewart. Strohm, Sykes,
Thibodeaux, rhomasSon, Benjamin 'Thomp-
son, James Thompson, Tilden. Towns, Vance.
Vin,on, White, Wilmot, Winthrop, Wood,
Woodruff, Wright, Young, 1ost-92.
The President ha. signed the Bill, and il is now
the law Ct the land, for veal or woe. We direct
attention to the remark. Of the Vice P,esident, Mr.
DALLAS aud remember that, by his casting cote the
Bill MA, passed to it, third readoS.-This same Mr.
DALLAS was o.e of the rally Jog cries Of t5e Penn
sylvana Democracy ia the Canvass OF H-"PoLH,
DAtLAsASp rus TAs,FF or isi2." They d6re.
the Hhigs TO rcpsaiu ,cho now has done the deed !?
The Wings have stood by the industry Of their
own country their opponents have sold il TO the
British. But We have no space for comment thi,
week. We agree with Father RITcHIE, that the
Tariff question is the great question Of the Country
The people will set all things rights in good time
Depend upon it, that party which advocates Protec
sion 10 American Industry musi yet have the reins
.fCoysrnlnent in their hands. No trick can de.
xeiye the people in the next Canvass. The cry OF
stEPEsL is already ringing through the iand-we
are for CIV ing the law fair trial. we feel coni'
deat it's owa def,cis will repeal H. Its effects whi
not perhaps be fully seen at present-its eViis IKE
disease will gradually creep over the coan'ry-'he
lnsnuf4eiories will Struggle on, but when the time
comes and the laborsr end. himself out OF employ
FaeSt-Capiiaiisss nneG--piaes. foIges,&c all stop
ped--Ra,rlsH goods flooding the country, aud tndt'
IN British manufactures 10 full possession Of our mar
ket s>king and commanding whatever ffice tney
pIease-then fke people " Ill see and feel the loss
The poor man " ~ tkep see, when Tue competition
now exiting by sir,ne a our aourish'ng mann'ac
torics is destroy ed, how much cheaper be wii ge'
his,'iog cknin," &c. by surrenaering ihs JToHe
t,on Of American Industry to British monopoly AnH
the Paup.r labor Of Europe. Truly, the tarfs WI
hy reduced more than ttce tsirds, and the A@ef