American Republican


AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 90, ls4s
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PASSAGE OF THE TARIFF BILL. BY refer
ence to the proceedings in the Senate, it will
be seen that the committee on finance, to which
was re-commtted the tariff bill, reported it
back without amendment Yesterday, and was
thereupon discharged by a vote of % to 81
when Mr.. Webster renewed his motion to strike
out the following from the 9th section:


"And such collector shall cause such goods
to be sold at public auction within twenty days
from the time Of taking the same, in the man
ner prescribed by law for the sale OF unclaimed
goods; and the proceeds of such sale shall be
placed forthwith into the treasury OF the united
States; and such collector is hereby authorized
to pay out of the accruing revenue, to the own
or, importer, consignee, or agent OF the goodS
go taken, the value thereof as declared III the
entry. and five per Centum upon such amount
in addition thereto; and the SAID collector shall
render to the Secretary of the Treasury, with
his accounts of the custom, statement show
inc the amount of moneys so paid, the amount
ofduties chargeable on the goods so taken, and
the amount of proceeds paid into the Treasury;
and this section shall be III force until the first
July, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, unless
otherwise directed by Congress"


This motion was carried, ayes 29, nays &C.
Mr.. Benton voting yea, and MIR. Jarnagin moi
voting at all. MIR. Johnson, of Md. then NOV
ted to refer the bill to a Select committee, with
instructions to frame bill so as to discriminate
in favor of the raw material of any article
manufactured in this country. This motor
was lost-ayes 81, nays 27-Mr. Dallas Civ
ing the casting vote against it. Mr.. Jarnagil
was absent The bill was then ordered to bC
engrossed, on which the vote stood ayes 81
nays 27-Mr. Jarnagin still absent Mr. Dal
las again had the casting vote, and after giving
the reasons for his course, voted aye, that the
bill was accordingly Ongrossed. The bill was
subsequently passod-ayes %, nays 27, Mr.
Jarnagin voted for it.