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The amendments pnt to vote. and rsjtsie'--,ca
n. nays a. The bill. without amendments. was then
road third TINA and passed


THE TARHr.


The House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Cobb in ths Chair and resumed the consi
dsrston Of the bill to reduce Tariff Mr. Chase took
the floor and advocated the passage Of the bill Much Of
his speech directed to the argument Of Mr. Win
throp made yesterday. Mr.. Gordon next obtained the
door, and spoke against the present Tariff after which
he said he announced the compromise act humbug.
and discussed the article Of WOOL and the duty it,
While Mr. Gordon was speaking. motion was made for
the Committee 70 rise, which was carried.


INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BILL
The House then took up the report Of thu ConfersDcs
Committee respecting the Indian Appropriation Bill and
agreed to the same.


THE


The House then went into Committee again, and Mr.
Gordon finished his speech. Mr. Rockwell, Of Connec-
tcut, followed In support Of the present Tariff, going
largely into the statistics and merits of the question:
Mr. Baringer obtained the floor. and moved the Commit
tee rise which agreed to- and the House then ad-
journed.