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Washington, February We said, in our last
mat the Bankrupt Bill was defeated: and so il was
N the universal opinion, as we'll in our belief by
he solemn vote OF rejection, in the Senate BY The
process OF reconsideration Of that vote however the
b has been resusclt.ted perhaps only to brief ex
is'enoe, but possibly 10 different destiny. 1t was
reeonsdered yesterday, with the avowed purpose
which will be probably carried into effect Of s,rik'
ing out the 93d section, which authorizes Others
than raiders. with their consent, but not other
wise to become bankrupts under the provisions Of
the law This provision was inserted, to conciliate
the favor oi the agricultural and other interests not
Included 10 The bankupt system it exists IN other
countries. Wihou, having this effect to any i'm
portan extent, however, the~inse ton oi that pro
vision determined several votes a. anst the bill, which
would otherwise ave been in favor o t--a sufficien
nun Der II 70 supposed, to have decided the fate o
the bill as 1t was actually de ermiped by the vote
ot w ednesday. The question now presented, is,
whether the 93d section shall be expunged and, If
It be expuoged. whether the bill shall pass as
system OF bankrupty adapted to merchants and
traders only. II is supposed that both these ques
tions will be decided TO day, 10 the Senate though
possibly not soon.


he whole country looks with great interest, to
the lesult OF this great question; II being mo ally
certain, that, ii it fail now il fail, for the present
generation. II is not considered Of SO much conse
quence. however great the consequence may he.
IN ~ha' manner this question is decided, that il
should * put 6na 10 ,tst. Intel