New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
Passage of Mckay. TnIfa Bill In the House.
From on. Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON July 2sth, ) ?. NJ


WASHINGTON. July 2sth, 7. VI
The foes Of American labor have riumphed
The industry Of the country has been Frustrated BY
one iell blow OF Loco Focoism. Great Britain Tor
the first time since the battle of Bunker Hill. has
,riunlphed over America. We have to-day sealed
The articles OF our own shame. and hencetorth are
colonists again to the Mother Country
As soon as the House Of Representatives assem-
bled this morning motion was made to postpone
the special order OF the day TO take up the Tariff b
as il came from the Senate yesterday
\ call of the House was then demanded and had
when there appeared in their seats 2ll Members
Farther proceedings under the call were then sus-
pended.
The question was then taken by Yeas and Nays
on the motion TO take up the Tariff Bill as amended
by the Seuate-YeaS los, Nays 100.
Mr.. W1xTHRoP of Mass. and the Speaker had
some rather spirited conversation on point OF or
Gcr-Nir WISTHRor contendlns that 1t took two
thirds TO suspend the regular order to take up
another out OF order. Mr.. Speaker, without deny
ing the pertiuencv OF this point OF order said It was
now TOO late TO make it. and decided that the mo-
ton was carried, though barely majority voted
for il.
Chair Ii was moved to lay this appeal on the
table Yeas and NAYS called: Yeas l02, Nays 9s
Mr. STEWART OF Pa. then moved 10 lay the oil
itself on the table. This was lost. Yeas 96, Nays
ll3.
The Previus Question was them called for and
Tellers appointed TO count the votes When there
appeared Tor the Previous Question lOl against It
l0i Here another Loco Foco came up and voted
in the affirmative so the Previous Question was
ordered by only majority.
Here Mr. RIrcglE was seen talking very earl
estv TO Mr. WICK of Indiana Mr.. WALKER the
Presidents Private Secretary, was pointing out to
Mr. BEpISGER of Va. something 70 be done, or
ha Senator 'Tr'RSEy Tonnes
see was so earnestly engaged in the business OF the
House OF Representatives. that, though stand
inc in the main aisle he did not hear the Speaker
when he again and again requested gentlemen IN
said aisle TO take their seats.
The vote on ordering the main question was then
taken which was the test vote the bill and 1t was
carried Yeas 100, Nays l03 This say was the
true test Some OF the dough-iaces did not like to
swallow it but they dare not kick out OF the traces
on the final vote which was carried by larger ma
iority.
A motion to Law the bill on the table was again
made. which was lost-Yeas 80, Nays Ill.
The question then taken on concurTing with
the Senate, which was the same rs the tina! pas
sage OF the bill and resulted. Yeas rs. Nays 90.
So this English Tariff bill has now passed both
Houses of Congress, and only requires the Presi-
dents signature to become n law OF the United
States
/: Mr. Polk could only be consistent in any
thlng-even in his nconSlstency-it he would only
treat the South on the Tariff he did the West
on Oregon. he would veto this bill, or betray and
compromise his pledges somehow
1t is an awful thing even TO look at Pennsylva-
man now Their shouts o: rejoicing over the cleo
t;on Of Polk and Dallas are turned 10 shreks
over the grave OF their buried hopes. They have
sovn the wind and have reaped the whirlwind-
They have lain down with dogs-they rise with
Loco Focoism That is they peg lOlrer.
God pity the poor who shall safer the coming
winter in Pennsylvania and other States where
families depend upon the prosperity OF manuiac-
turers But what shall be the punishment award
ed to SIMON CAMERON, DANIEL STURGEON, JAMES
BucHAxAx. joins X KASE. JoHS NJ. NILES WI
soy McCASDLEss and others who led the people into
such snare and cheated them BY such magnificent
seindle-when they- mast hare EH0cH better than
that the Tariff OF 1912 could be safe with a Polk
victory IN l5ii Let the CALLED jades vince.
RIcHELIEC