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offered by Mr.. Fries, for All under ground rpil
road from Kentucky 10 Canada, 10 aid in the
escape OF runaway slaves; and he was therein
mentioned by name. He said "Do gentleman"
would attack another in such manner; and
Mr.. Fries under this charge of being something
else than gentleman, refused to explain, re-
tract or withdraw the offensive underground
and underhanded nature Of the amendment.
NO reconciliation was effected, and the matter
remains in statu quo ante bell,m


The harbor, bill was proceeded with amid
much noise and confusion, and incessant cal


ling of the yeas and nays on questions of re-
consideration, rejection, &c.


The House adjourned about halfpast three.