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the responsibility Of their action yesterday, which
aire"dy mas excitsd much adverse feeling
Inc HOuse will reject any proposi,ion wb;c,
fails to Pcognize the fullest right NJ Ka,.a. "a
immediate admission.
THE TARIFF
The following is the Tariff proyrau,n. q.
arranged by the Democratic manager. az ~,
Senate, with view to party effect The Finaoe.
Committee to morrow morning will report tho
section Of Mr.. MorriIl's bill, which provides for
loan to cover the outstanding Treasury Notes dos
on the Both inst, striking ont all that refers 10
the Tariff. Tariff bill has been prepared for
Mr.. BIgler, which he intends TO move az az amend.
nleDt. His scheme is almost exclusively directed
to PenDsy wanna, with full knowledge tia; it can
pever pa's Coz gress and will not be supported by
the Democratic side in either House. II is an
open, but volueless bride, cOncOcted like the de-
ception of lS44, ard designed to operate on the
Presidential election.
This is the most fatal blow which could BIZ
struck at Dir. Norrils BILL coming as it does from
a proiessed friend. If Mr. Biger had co5perated
in good faith, and enlisted any OF the Democratic
support which he promised, that bill would hare
had q fair chance. Since he has Joined its worst
enemies, there is no prospect of its passage.
THE PENDING BUSINESS.
The Republican members of the House will hold
a caucus tomorrow, TO arrange the order of busi4.
for the residue OF the session, and adopt some
energetic Iule of action, by which full and har-
nonious vote can be obtained.
MIR. SUMMERS SPEECH.
The statements which have gained currency, to
the effect that leading Republicans demonstrated
against Mr. Summers speaking, or have since dis
approved Of hrs effort, are info nded Some Of
Tie best friends of Kansas here have expressed
their qualification 10 strong terms.
CLTRK OF THE CLAIMS COMMITTEE.
Mr. 3. b. French was elected Clerk of the House
Committee on Claims to day, vice Mr.. Evans of The
n. Y. Times, removed.
TIE RICHMOND CONVENTION.
No interest whatever is manifested here in the
proceedings of the Richmond Convention next
Monday. 1t will probably adjourn over to Balti-
more.
TIE HARPER's FERRY INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Mason is expected to submit his report Of
or The beginning of next week. If tie minority
thinks it requires any answer, their views viii
also be presented. No evidence has yet been
produced in any way sustaining the original
charges.
DOUGLAS AT BALTIMORE.
The outside pressure for Mr.. Douglas at Baltimoro
will be intense. Arrangements have been made to
brig cannon from Cleveland, and all the accessor-
les of popular dem0nstraiisn will be called into
reqpistion. His friends intend 10 take the town
/ y storm.
MR.. sFYMoUR's WITHDRAWAL.
Mr.. Seym0ul's withdrawal as a candidate excites
no comment, since he wss not seriously regarded
in the rategoTy of chances, though much respected
personally.
TIE HOUMAS LAND BILL.
The Senate killed the HOumas bill by majority
which eflectually rebukes the manner in which it
was smuegled through Congress in 1855 1t can
never be revived in the face of this Judgment for
The House will ratify the decision even more EN-
phalically.
THE MISSOURI ELECTION CASE.
The House appropriated several hours to tho
contested election case of Messrs. Blair and Bar
reti, It'll cut reaching conclusion or putting it in
q condition to obtain final division tomorrow.
Mr.. BlSr's speech completely exposed the frauds
Iy which he had been defeated, and which 40.
preached, in magnitude, some of those perpetrated
in Kansas. Mr. Barrett made lame defense, in
the course of which he charged some Republicans
With Offering to psr with him, and confessng that
[alty pecess exacted some mean acts
Mr. Sherman and others demanded the name,
and for some time there was much excitement;
but Dir. Barrett, though wiling to make this re-
hectlor, would not answer the requirements Of the
Republican, side, tbus leaving very unfavOrable
in regard to his conduct. II is esti.
mated that Mr.. Barrett will be ousted by ten or
Twelve majority, and Mr.. Blair indicted by about
ha f tbst Dumber.
THE POST-OFFICE BILL.
AS soon as the House refused to fl an hour for
he vote tomorrow, il went into Committee of the
Whole on the Post. Office bill, and passed from
that to the Fertilization, when Mr.. Craig of Mis-
souli made the point that there was no quorum.
md appealed from the decision of the Chair, who
held there was. Ninety votes passed through the
leleis, sustaining the Chairman and many DEM
'crats refused to vote in order that a quorum
night be prevented
CALL OF THE HOUSE.
Since then the farce of calling the House aud
fndIng for absentees has been going on, very
much to the disgust of all sensible spectators. This
BUSINESS will be stopped after the Republican
,aucus tomorrow.