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We congratulate the Country on the decisive
vote by which the LAND DISTRIBUTORS was on
Tuesday SUSTAINED in the Senate: 26 to % a
clear majority of the whole Senate on the right
side, and both absentees Wings, who did not
wish the Distribution defeated. So it is settled
that the Tariff passes the Senate substantially, and
we trust exactly, as it passed the House.


And now mark the course which is taken on
this important subject in and out of Congress-
The Loco-Focos every where proclaim that the
bill will certainly be vetoed by President Tyler,
and they abuse the Wings for protracting the Ses-
sion Of Congress. But who is protracting it 2
Who wastes days and weeks in pressing amend
ments which they know cannot be carried, to bill
which they say cannot ut any rate become law?
Who persists in wearing cut day after day "A this
proftless manner, and, after the Senate has decd-
ed to pass the bill as it is, demands an adjourn
ment in order TO prepare and offer several ham
dred' more amendments We entreat the Coun-
try to MARK THE MEN who thus faciiously obstruct
the progress of business, increase the expense
of the Session, and prolong the distresses of the
People