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The Tariff bill was, yesterday. on motion oI
Mr.. Clayton, recommitted TO the Finance Com
mittee with instruction TO amend the BILL so as
to reduce the duties in all cases, where foreign
raw material is taxed 10 prejudice of Mechan-
ics or manufacturers, SO that there shall be no
higher duty on raw material, than that impos-
ed by the act Of 1912. Also TO regulate the
duties on all the other articles in the bill, so as
TO raise sufficient revenue to meet the emer-
gencies of the country. This action Of the
Seuate IS, considered as tahtanount to the de-
feat Of the BILL