New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
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| tween and we viii abide the issue.
Hr. SIMMONS rose 70 say word, and ne bothered ar
! McDIfe exceedingly. he got him 20 acknowledge
that it would reduce the price of the manufactures uu
by the farmer and increase the pr7ce Of inc
productions. Vow what II 70 become OF lhe ~
les and ,radesTnenf The PLAIN state OF the enezao
that mechanics and .raGesren 10 ges less for men
work and pay more Tor what they eat y" max 'oi ~
stance is 70 become OF the shoeinhAeFsf
] Yr Mcrr-yy,y-1he shoemaker. are independent
/ Mr. -INYoss-Oh then the shoeTnakers are the
/ Aris;ocrscy. d-alghterj ..,r
morrsry~ OF his bill Fineries were favored What
the poor man wants ia taxed enormously
NJ ARCHER said that this vote i test question ne
;sc i; ,sbc.ber bill 70 which Senators from all sides
olect shall pass under party drill The vote 10 discharge
The Committee from farther consideration ~es then
taken and resulted Yeas %, Mars 21-Nr. JARSAG!N
voting with q LocoFocos in the affirmative. Hessrs
Nils STURGEON and CAMERON voting with "a Wings
I IL the negative
Mr. WEBSTER here renewed his motion TO strike out
the 9th Section This carried--Tees % Nays 90
Messrs BENTON, CAMERON. SrCRGEoN ana NILES voting
with p Wings in the majority. Mr.. JARNAGIS absent
Tho 2G minority all LocoFOcOs.
motion was made by Mr. REvERDY JOHNSON. TO
commit the bin TO special committee reduce the
materials.
Here i, discovered tina; Mr. JARSAcIx and M
TURSEy absent and Mr. SEVER moved call o:
the House. Mr.. TuESEY having made his appearance,
the Gull ,sthdrawn-a great many Senators object
ing 10 any such proceeding IN this oody-Mr WEBSTER
saying This is the Senate.
The Yeas and Nays then called. and resulted
Yeas q. Nays 27-JAnSAGrS absent-Messrs. NILES,
STURGEON and CAMERON voting with the "a Wings IN
the affirmative. Negative all Loco-t ocos.
Mr. DALLAS rose and said that ne did not expect the
call for his which promised by the Senator
from Tennessee 10 come so soon For the present he
would content himself by voting No
go Mr. Dallas voted with the party against the interests
Of Pennsylvania and OF the working people Of the coun
Try Slaves excepted.
The bill which had been hitherto considered as in Com
mittec OF the Whole now considered in Senate.
Mr. WEsTcoTI protested against the amendment made
in Committee by striking out the 9th scction-but The
amendment agreed to without division
The question then being ordering the bill 10 be en-
crossed for third reading.
Mr. CMTTENDEN again protested against the bill. Il
the measure of the other party The Wings would
have gohing 20 do with it Il would DC fastened on the
country without the appreciation OF single Wing vote
Mr. CAMERON offered two amendments, one the Com
promise mentioned few days since, and another TO
save Pennsylvania coal ind iron both lost without
division
The vote was then taken on ordering to an en-.
grossmcnt tor third reading, which resulted ehs "a
Nays 81 being tie
Mr. DALLAS having announced the vote read state
ment from his desk. lie said the responsibility was
deeply felt but il put upon him by his fellow CHI
After consulting the best Light he could he must
the responsibility Ample proof had been furnish
cd that majority OF the people were IN iaVor OF a
change. There were Is Of the e states in favor oil 1t IN
the other House He would not put kind OF veto upon
the will of the people He went into statement OF
facts connected with manufactures He argued that
Protection for feeble manufactures lie was proud
10 say ours nud grown up 10 lnMHoOu WIN III uc M
pcrcctone OF this bill he thought better than that OF
1872 The Vice President is the agent and representa-
tive of the whole people He considered himself pledged
He preferred pure conscience with prvac lie to
the glare of public honor with conscience spotted with
broken pledges He U0U!d therefore Uote 'o'ih The atTrn
attire
So the bill was passed TO its third reading by 81 Loco
Foco Senator'S ugnnst the entire Wing with three
from the dominant party. The bill was, therefore
brought TO tic entirely by POLK Senators and the
casting vote of Destruction the Country gwen
l,G a ~
rorite SON Where now it the cry OF
POLK DALLAS. AND THE TARIFF OF 1912
When this result was announced involuntarily re.
cured to the predictions we made TO PennsylVain
Notwithstanding the Polk, Kane and Clarion letters OF
the party and the words OF our own paper-lhe In
bune-came with MI their force upon me.
Grim and swar,hy MINERS! make the cavens OF Penn
sylvana and the long chain Of the Aeghenies rcsound
"with exu,utions your Victory Your votes have
powerfully uided put the fires of your FORCES and
silence the cang of your triphammers with aTar'd such
Polk advocates and McDuffe demands we shall have
our England and you may so there and make it
fyou like"
The question now being the final passage Mr.. Niles
rose and moved that the farther consideration OF this
bill be postponed nl the first Monday in December next
He said there British agents hanging about this
Chamber trying force through this measure 10 break
down our own manufactures He called upon the North
crn Democrats 10 stand by him He called upon them
without much hope 10 be The interests now AZ
stake were three hundred per greater than
those at stake when this Finance Question shook the
whole country. He spoke IN a very excited manner
AT one time he pushed his chair away with much VIC
lence that he almost knocked il over. he acclaimed
against these miserable theoretical specializing hum
buggcries' OF dreemers among us.
hlr CAMERON said rom this day among the free
OF the North the cry would be Tor repeal OF TINS
law and protection 10 the people.
Mr. j. ~ CLAYTON appealed to the Vice President 70
refer /, the people and let this question 20 that TN
buna and postpone this measure He knew the opin-
ions the Vice Presidents friends III NcwJersey Dcia
ware Peunsy lyania NcwYork and other States and no
one of them suspected that he (Nr D would vote
TO break down the Tariff OF 1872
Mr. McDurrrs, quite excited, with Mcssr-. SEWER
ALLEN and othcrs called the Senator 10 order
MT.CLAYroN could not why the gentlemen were
so sensitive: but he would no; pursue the subject.
The motion postpone I'LL Dec next was then taken
and los-Ycns % Nays - Mr. JARNAcIN voting with ;lc
ne .ativc Messrs. NILES. STURGEON and CAMERoN yot
Ing with the affirmative.
Mr. WEBSTER then rose and stated that i, might rs
well have been postponed. This bill Is TO 20 into opera
non tie ;irst OF December next We meet again on
Dee 9th The hrsi bill 10 be offered Oh 'hh da! VIII De
To repeal or modify this measure on might as well
expect the 60 oack to-day and SET III the East
expect the people OF this country 10 submit 10 the pn
cpcs this BILL Gentlemen the other side do not
know the people OF the North and East Cloud laughter
rom the Locos)
Mr. Observation-Disclosures may laugh on the other
side of their mouths before long repeal, gentlemen
the south do not kolr the people OF the Country North
aoi East OF this Whatever else. hereafter, may ne
brought in by al rdloren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF poll
hereafter VIII De- tsTf7f Na4utl
III, warned gentlemen that public opinion would con-
denim this measure They VIII sustain jus, discrniina-
non and they Will rcpudiSc the universal az rd!0reEE
pyincjplc You might ms well resist an avalanche il
viii come upon you He trusted he would be IN his
place upon the opening OF the next session to second
the noycmcn, Tor the oyerturnins OF this measure
Mr. DAVIS followed. protesting Sgains; the bill
Mr. HUNTINGTON and joined his colleague in pro
testing against the bill the OF their Common
wealth whose sentiments both OF US her Senators echo
Mr. SIMMONS said he hoped there would yet be some
man 10 save the Country.
The question then tai IN on the final passage and
the bill psssed-leas - Nays p
The Senate, motion OF Mr.. SEVER then adjourned
TWAS hitting that they should adjourn upon the sl-
nouneeeni OF the death Of whs, had been their best
trend-lhe Country
have no farther time for comments may have time
during the evening.
The House WAS all day engaged on tie new Postage
bill bu; most OF the Members followed the Tribune INTO
the Senate.
To-day VIII be remembered in tears and sorrow in the
Country The bill amended (vvhor; the 9th section
goes 70 the House 10 which shall transfer
myself FOR the day RicHTLIEU