New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Sept IA.
Well, we have at length had the last sii9e OF
the EWING investigation, which has served as
sort of relish for these many mornings past
and the substitute Of Mr.. VINToN OF Ohio-or
rather of Mr.. BAYLY of Va. Mr.. WILTON adopted
Mr. BAYLY's as his own, you know}-has passed
by vote of 90 to 80, after an effort to kill the
whole matter By sabng it.
This latter course the Loco Focos expected to DO
pursued, az have good reason to know; but the
Wing sustainers of Mr.. EwINGs course, finding
themselves reinforced by the Virginia Barronisea
from the opposite side of the House. thought beet
to risk direct VOTE instead OF consentlng them
selves with mere touch Of the white washing
brush. The result showed thas they reckoned IN
errngly.
Having gotten through with the aforesaid natter,
the way seemed at length clear for Mr.. TooMBs's
resolution against the expectancy OF a modification
Of the Tariff of 1885, OF his intention to introduce
which made the readers of The Tribune aware
several weeks ago. He reported It by dreouon OF
the m iority of the w avs aud Means Committee.
This waa the sequel for the final struggle deter
mined on by the friends of the Tariff in their spirit
sd caucus the other night. Accordingly, ar. v IN
TON moved, a substitute, substantially the prop
osition introduced unsuccessfully by MIR. HAMPTON,
the Ways and Means Committee to report bill.
Is shared scarcely better fate than its prede-
cessors but it accomplished at least the purpose,
show OF hands and record by Yeas and Nays,
which wss greatly desired by the friends OF Pro-
lection. Here is the record:
YEAs-AexaDder, Allen, Anderson, Andrews. Ashmun
Baker Bennett Bokee Breck Briggs Brooks, Burrows O.
Butler Butler Calvin Campbell, Csaey Chandler CerE,
Duncan Eiol Evans Evans Fowler, Freedley, Cent
ry Gilmore Colt Gould Grnnel. Hay Hampton, ymond
johnson Kerf,G KiDgJ King - a King d Mann. Mar
shs, Aateson AcGaughey Nc Lean heScnsm
Pman, Putnam Reed, Robbins, Root Rose, Rumsey,
sackeL Schenck scbermerhorn schoo'c5afL Sylvester
ps TFhem 9, rhonpsoD, Thurman Toombu Tuck
Underhill, Vinton Watkins, White, Wiliams-eS.
BOWED sd4g soaS sas
Gable, G A Caldwell P Caldwell, Cartier, Cesveland,
clne man, Cobb, Cocock Deberry. Dlmnck Dlsnsy'
Rar H u Harris, W Harris. n / Harris Hsbard,
Jos Jocs0on Andrew JOHNSON, Johnson Jones'
Julian King, La sere, Lef.r; Lulsfeld, .on, Ma
son, McCefDsnd, Mcdonald McDowell McLanaban' Nc.
Mullen, Mcqueen. McWillie. Meade, Miller, Muson,
Monis, Morse Orr Parker Peaaee Phelps Potter, Powell,
stanton steson, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, Walden,
Waldo Wallace, Wellborn, Whinesey, Wdnck, Wood,
Woodward YounR-96
The vote was then taken on Mr. ToomBs's reso-
luton, and gave the following result;
YrAs--Aibertaon Ashe, AyeIstt Bay, Bsyly; 8esle,
Ia, Baal, Cable, Caldwell Of Ky, Caldwell Of n G Cart
ter, Cleveland. Clingman, Cobb Cocock, Daney Dun
ham o. a as
,on HARRISON, Harlan Harris, of Tenn Harris OF Ala;
hGSsa
snan Pre,on King e hs seLs Nc oeMe
McI.anahsn McMulen, MCQUEEN Nc Willie, hea4e, MI
Ter Milson, Morris Morse, Or Parker Pesslee, Phelps,
ee Seldom Stanton Tenn Stanton Ky S!eion TncnaS
% duyurd
NAYS Alexander, Allen Aston, Anderson, Andrews,
Asbmun, Baker. Bennett, sokee, Briggs Brooks, Eur
Cars, Cole, Corwin, CtoweI Dckey: Dixon Dosy Dun
can. Eliot Evans OF Ohio Fosler Freddy, Gentry ell
% asSat So' am hea Henry 'y aa
Hoason Howe Hunter jackson Of N Y, Johpson o. Ky,
M s m Mas s McLean
Mescbam, Moore, Morehead, Eoron Mellon, ogle, Os,
Ross Rumsey Jr sacke schenck, schermerhorn School
cTa gveater SpraRue SIanly SeDhens BE -eos strong
gaJori Thomp1on Pa Th0mpson Kg Thurman ToO@bS'
This much accomplished-for it nus something
gained to ge: above the record, and it was in fact
as much as was generally anticipated
Mr BROOKS ofyour City moved g. RECOMMENDATION,
and sent up Resolution calling for Special Com.
mitee to sit, during recesa OF Congress, for In
quIy into the wants OF the manufacturing interests
of the country. Mr.. BROOKS moved the previous
question stating that if the House should &c 20
reconsider, then he would move the foregoing az a
substitute for Mr.. VIaToNs amendment. Mr. BAYLY
appealed to him to withdraw, to give him a chance
TO peek againstit. Mr Brooks hestased scene
of great confusion followed, and cries OF ooh
no p "Oh Yes" Order Rap, rap" Mr..
Brooks aaRented and, order having been some
what restored, Mr.. BAYLY assigned bis rea
song for opposing the raising of the Committee
which amounted 70 ths-thst neither himself (!1
nor any other planter or farmer could aerve on it
during the recess. He reneEsd the previous
question: with which understanding the floor was
yielded to him.
Mr.. THOMPSON OF Miss made successful mo-
ton to table the motion 70 reconsider. This vote
yeas SO. Nays 92,) presented somewhat Of a test,
and demonstrated the indspoaition of the majority
to give even an opportunity for Investigation.
There has been quito gathering OF Iron Mastels
in the Hobbies to day. Among the rest | MOTTO cd
one whose garb plainly indicated that me osloO ged
to the Wa. PnEN school Of religionisss sO!ery'
WIS PENN HAig7 Ihave observed thss .. U u H.
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