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In report of yesterday, we regret, was omitted
the notice of the speech of Mr.. Seaman, of New
York, who followed Mr.. Hungerford He took a
mercantile view of the effects of the bill to
which he was decidedly opposed, as being as con-
trary to the interests Of the merchants those of
the manufacturers.


1--WE have full report of the speech, which we
shall publish as soon as the crowded state Of our
columns will permit