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comprehensive and general one. Mr.. Niles did
not believe, either, with Mr.. Choate, that great Ii
brarles were absolutely indispensable TO the fer
nation OF great minds. Mr.. Crittenden's amend
ment was rejected, 10 10 81


Mr.. NILES moved TO amend bv limiting the sum
for the purchase OF books 10 5000 year.


Mr.. BUCHANAN inquired If that sum was to pur-
chase library (according TO the idea of the Sc
nator from Massachusetts, "worthy oil the donor
and OF the nation-and OF the age"


The CHAIR-" Yes, SIR.


The amendment was rejected.


Mr. TAPPAN moved to increase the capital fund
from $50s, ,Sl3 10 $6000O0 by Withdrawing from
the accumulated interest OF $500 900 since the re-
ceptlon OF the fund, the sum required


Mr. CHoArE opposed the notion. He wished the
500 900 to be reserved for the edice of the hbra-
~, which should be worthy of the "donor-and OF
the nation, and of the age"


Mr.. TAPPAN moved his amendment, so as that
the balance required 10 increase the capital sum to
5000, 900, or the interest said balance be devoted
10 the augmentation OF the principal fund


The amendment was discussed by MIR. Simmons,
Mr.. Tappan, and haally, was re;commiited with
Monday next. #a-