The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

In t0b act 10 tEo contrary not W1th standing.
SEQ. And be further ei acted, That oil go,ts
wares and merchandise which tban be In the u,to
stores on the nrst day Of July aforesaid sha be subj 10
o had bcss no
that cay.
SEQ l. And be It further enacted That On ths entry
ssr the nlst day ef July aforesaid the decissn Of the
Collector OF Cufoms at the port importation and entry,
pS oou y GUY o. %
seDees r agent OF any such goods wares and merchAn
dise. unlsss tho owner, importer, oonsignes agent
Collector In writing Of his dissstisaCtion with such den
siop. setting forth therein dancty and specifically his
Ground: Q, objection thereto; and shall wtan thirty
daye after the cate OF such delon appeal sherefrom TO
h~ Secretary OF the ressury, whose decision such
sop q sbaIl be final conct 70; and the said sods
emsted herefrcm Oocotdngiy any aos Of Congress 70
the contrary Notwithstanding, uBless suit shall be
brought within thirty days Aer SUCH decision for any
patio ssid goods, within thirty days sey the dudes
sba have been paid In Gases whore such goods shall bs
In bond
The result Of the passage Of these two bills com
pittee Of conference which made report to the two
Bouses ON Monday sst and adopted BY vote Of 3s
10 In the sopse and l2a to II in the House We sub
JOIN the es spho sketch OF the report a. submitted to
the Senate BY Mr. Hunter aud tho debate hereou and to
the Houae by Mr.. Campbell.
Proceedings In the Senate March 9, 1857.
Mr.. HuNTzH (ecm Of Va, made . report from the
Committee o. Conference On tho tarr bill.
Mr.. BxcDHEAD { em.) Of Pa, made unsuccessful
notion to sd urn, thinking better 70 postpone acton
on the report I'LL TO- morrow whom the Senate would be
fuller
Mr.. JAMES (dem.) OF r. l., had something 70 say on
this suSeC but insteat Of OBTAINING the senate he woud
print bis remarks.
Mr.. G.rm asional) OF No., did mot know but that
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cept proposition Of which he knew nothing on such
important question a. the revenue.
Mr. BRopHsAD gave reasons Why he should vote against
the report would not reduce the revenue, would
reduce the prioe articles to the I, would
stimulate Importation ar unjust 70 theiron interest,"
and 10 forth He was aware that Il would pass, and
would not make any faciious cppontion.
Mr.. BIoIxR (dem Of Ia, regretted exceedingly the
necessity OF differing from NJ Brodbead question so
postat this and be could not do 20 without briefly
stating the reasons why he should vote for the re
pors His constituents wers watching the action OF Con
srtss Wi great interest," AMI he felt tho responsibility
Of h,s position. He bad not taken the bill
because no believed It entirely right There were
some features In Il which he would like TO change
he would have preferred that schedule should MT
have been reduced below ty per oent He agreed ~itb
hr. Brcdhesd 70 the erocs OF tho bill the Iron In
,cress but Iron mot tho only interest In Penusyva
ria. In PhilAceiphh there were larger mAnufactonts
than In Lowell. weoilen and cotton goods were nsnu
iacsured there In largo quantities hsdder and Iox~ood
being On the fres us would cid manufacturers who
tensvely use these astioes. Az Senator hs felt II his
duty 70 look beyond ths interests Of his state those
OF ell the States The question Of adjusting the tarn
was vesy dinhoult and W. scarcely possible
for human ingenuity 10 arrange % thai II
would nos connic4 with the interests Of sons
While he bad commanded foT ali hs could get for his
swn oenstsusc<s, he rsjoosd th standard OF equity
had beel found He thought hs bill the bess hat could
be nsd under ths circumstances and therefore should
vote br H. Hs knew that some Of BIZ ooastusns woulA
eomp,ah bssiy Il hls s0esoa bus he he'd done what ~
bought right for the entire people.
Mr.. RUsx, (dsm f Texas, should vote for the report
with great reluctance.
NJ. YuIss. (den.) Of na, said sss same, and added
he only regarded Il - temporary measure.
The report was then agreed to By yeas 30; nays, g.
Nsys-hsssrs. Alen, Brodhesd, 0o,iansr Foot asvos,
James, Wade, Bright.
Proceedings OF the House March 2, 1857.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, (rep) Of Ohio, from the CommIsses OF
Conferences tho dsagrosns votes on tho Tariff bl,
ado report He said that this question ought to bc
whdravn from the party polnos Of the country; and
however Objectionable the report might be- should
be borne mind that had been upanmousiy
,srseS "A nv ,he membeu composing tho ON
n. v,s aushovzed IA saw shss NOT one or than
was entirely sassd with H. but ocuoess,oas made,
as necessarily they must be under such crcumstsnoss.
N order 10 carry any measure In The nrst pace the
hvrs,,d r.r cen, scbeu,e and a much os The old ov
per cent schedule % 10 MOI reduced down 10 the low
schedules or free s reduced 10 thirty per cont Tbs
v,v nor cen, sot edue ,re,udus ali the sposs and Art
10, no. n,osuosd IN ,b country ana vbcb e,,sv ,oto
oor,umpsop are either upou tho fra ss ar In
,ss to,, M, cen, scbsdue MANY sy,ocs .,e byou,h,
down from 'he 'hiry per cent schedule 70 nvw sche
opis. The Same ID tho With the ntesnedlais scbs
su,,s be,vce, q and T. The House committee
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proposed Q reduction OF tho higher soneduies to
th,rsy Ter cent, and In tho compro mise OF
tho matter ,hcy have procured Substantially their
FREE ss By Yielding some lnma,srsaI points In ,ha 70