The agony over.
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The long agony is over, 1.-THE tariff bill
has passed both Houses of Congress but it
is a bill merely for the occasion. l, will not
be permanent easure, for it suits neither
party-none of the democrats and but a por-
tion Of the wigs. The following was the
vote On the passage Of the bill:


YEAS-Mcssrs. Barrow BafcS Dayard Buchan.
an, Choatc, Conrad Crafts, Crt.nd, n, Dayton,
Evans, Huntington, Mi'h"r, Morehcad, PHELPS.
Porter, SIMMONS, Smith Of Indiana, Spragnc ST ur-
scon. Tallmadse White, w il,ams, Woodbridge,
AMI Wri.ht--24


NAYS -Mrssrs Allen, Archer, Baebv, Benton,
Brrrcn, Calhoun. oIayto Cu:hbet, Fulton, Gra-
ham. Henderson, King, Linn, Mangum, Merrick
Preston, Rlyes, Sewer, Smith of Conncc cuf, Tap
pan. Wa'"cr, Woodbury. and Yo"ng-23.


II vii! ss seen that anr ,e ye senao5s z9seq
steps. They are certainly not silly enough
to think such late repentance wash out
their many political sius


Tlie Globe says that the scene IN the
Senate, during the debate, and On the pas
sage Of the bill. was exceedingly impressive.


Mr. Wright placed his vote for the bill
upon the GROUND that some revenue bill was
necessary to cure the dsordered condition
Of the finances, dependent now solely rpon
COLLECTIONS under q law against which a pro-
test was entered on every payment. Mr.
Buchanan voted for the bill for much the
same reasons as those given by Mr. Wright.


Mr.Smith Of Connecticut said he could
not vote for any bill! which, in this free eoun-
favors hv Legislation, on one class Of citizens
<bo Of 9th