New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
XXXIIID CON CIR ESS
SECOND ESSION.
SENATE wAsHIscrox. March l. Is,

SLNA e. NASHISGTON, Mar IN /, 1919.
After the rec 4ipt of several communications from
the heads of Departments, in pursuance OF previous
Inquiries from the Senate,
Mr.. CASS moved to take up the resolutions, sp-
peboed 20 Mr.. Under@oOds report from the Commit
:, on Foreign Relations msde on the 18th ult.
Objection beng made, Mr.. CASS asked Tor the
Yess and Nays. Yes, %; Nays, s.
The resolutions then taken up and passed with
gu, debate.
with other nations here Of er SHOULD secure to
citizers in foreign lands the right to worship and to
bury their dead according 10 the dictates of their vn
conscience, and IN accordance VITA their peculiar
After suDdry Intellectual attempts 10 get up other
me sures, the Civil and Diplomatic BILL on motion Of
MI HUNTER, was taken up.
Mr. CLAYTON obie cted To the bul, because of its
incorporation of a mO1ifc alton Of the tariff.
Mr. HUNTER saio he oislked such interpretations,
and would not advocate such measure 10 originate
here: yet it had so come fron the House, and the
tariff prov isons acceptable 10 the ma orty
of the Senate than of any previous DILL.
Mr. CLAYION-We must gscollect that here is a
proposition 20 change the whole tariff stem bought
H. at the last three dsys OF the session which needs
months consideration The House OF Representatives
has be- en- e tely changed in character By the late
tremeI dous political revolution | am agans, forcing
a measure upon the country IN this manner Ibis 10
carrying precedents too far for my acquiescence.
The Texas Creditors Blu was then cent IN by the
President sigDed by him.
MIR. BROADHEAD-l am opposed 10 this incor-
poration Of the Tariff in view Of coming events, and
The peculiar character Of the next House Of Repre-
senta,ives. Such a measure will come back TO
plague it's inventors before a year from this time.
The Senator from Virginia says the plethora Of the
Public lIeasary demands this measure. The falling
of this year OF tix millions from public LANDS, the
Bounty Land Bill Just 10 from tbs House, the Texas
Creditors Bill just signed and other measures will
soon reduce the plethora of the Treasury | hope
will go ON and pass the Appropriation Bill, eras
ing that incorporated interference with the industrial
IS ~ tntry and fro hara in
peace.
Mr. BADGER offered en- smendmen. to the Tariff
section of the Civil and Diplomatic BILL 70 refdnd toe
duties on Railroad iron which hiss been laid down for
eighteen moths past, and which may ne laid down
for eighteen months 10 come and providing that dye
stufe and uDmalu isctured wool OF the value above
fifty cents and below sixteen cents, be admitted free
of DUTY.
Mr.. COOPER-This tariff provision requires CREST
delbe atOu. Ii this taritl Incorporation prevails,
shsl owe as an amendment TO the bill the French
Sroliation bill. and somebody else viii tuck in the
Han Dor and River bill, ana another TO incorporate
Miss Dixs bill FOR the Insane. II you establish the
prect dent, you viii find every imaginable measure
tun bed gr1Ously upon t1e cose OF the Session,
e. diCg, If possible. 10 the collision which general
prevails at that period would willingly see all
tie duties repealed as witness the enact nent OF such
Sc cODs those relating 70 tue tariff in this BILL
| Mt.rs. PEARCE and BAYARO thought it you'd
be better 10 defeat The Appropriation bill than to pass
/ il in ia preseht form.
Mr. BENJAMIN objected 10 the bill s'lec glnZ TIA;
in nakiI scale for reduction, an undue advantage
! had been wen 10 manufactures.
| Mr. HUNTER said that IS this measure w.s carried
by votes IN The House, frcm sll sections Of the c0gn
tIy, the tariff MODIFICATION. though not perfect WIS "A
! gOod az could be d-ired.
M JAMES, to Mr. Hunter, remark d thai many
| members of the House voted for the bill With the
understanding that IT would not be amended By tie
senate
! Mr.. HUNTER said lie did not know how tha.
might be he said by the LIST of mes, however that
several PeDnsy vanians voted for il.
Mr.. BAfAkD opposed the tariff provision in the
Appropriation Bill ana did not like 10 be thus COM
| PEELED 10 swallow the nodihca'ion.
Mr.. SEWARD believed that by submitting q this
new species Of legislation give the House the pre-
cedent to force upon The country any measure they
please, az they condition that they will fam sh the
means 10 carry on the Government. Tor one vii
stand bere until Saturday night q. u clock to resist
this measure from the Houie Of Representatives
believe the iron interest is paramount 70 any othe, q