Sc O REPRESENTATIVES,
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HOUSE O. REPRESENTATIVES. ~.


The Warehusae -li was taken up in com :,
mittee Of the wsl.s


Mr. HIaId movai 10 strike out lAc enacting
clause. and gave lis reasons Tor opposing the
bill. In the course OF his remarks. he stated.
al length, why he voted for The tariff bill.


Mr. Smith OF Connecticut replied 10 por-
ton Of his speech, and also opposed the ware
house BILL


Mr.. Bayly said the friends Of protection
might make up thcir aods at once--lhe tariff
bill just passed will uot be repealed Manu-
aclure-s should acccnmodaie themselves 10
Il as the settled policy Of the country .7t
Mr.. Payne spoke very highly of Mr.. Hilard,
and said he had heart in The right place, and
was a man Of The right sort OF stamp. He
tnen spoke Of the ,a,iff bill, and predicted Tor
| The happiest results.


| Mr. Stewart Of Pennsylvania followed in de-
fence oithe protective policy. y"
| AT O'Clock The committee rose, and the
Speaker r. sumed the chair, whel


The House adjourned s .sa