BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL,

y1r. Adauss,s speech-Another Tariff Bi'i


Spirit of the House. &c.
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w.ss,ycros. Wednesday night, Angus; 10, 1872.


You will have seen the details of the doings "i
the House to-day in your regular reports -hf'
ADAMss Speech upon the Veto was mastery
effort but limited as it necessarily was BY the one
hour rule. it was but the mere tore-sAa3osing OF
what may be expected from him when, as Cna'r'
man sf the Select Committee. to whom tho Veto
Message was referred, he reports at length as he
will do tomorrow or nexs day


am glad to be able to inform YOU that notwith-
standing the dscoura.ements and batting reverSes
which have met the Wings in Congress at every
s,ep since they have come into power-notwith-
standing the resentment and disgust entertained
by all of them at the last act OF the President,
ANOTHER EFFORT WILL BE MADE To ACCOMPLISH
TIE PASSAGE OF A TARIFF. Three hours ago !
did no, believe it possible that such an OBJECT could
be effected; but steps have been taken tonight
sufficient TO convince me that a Tariff bin, tempo
rary probably. will be reported and passed, and
hope. signed. saving the lands to the States
and giving all the Protection which can be derived
from 90 per cent. upon the best plan OF valuation
that can be devised by the wise<t and most prac'
teal men here. This is not all the country needs
bu, i, is much better than nothing, and places US
in good position before the People.


Should majority of our friends agree TO tue
plan determined upon tonight in Committee, yoa
NAV expect bill to be introduced to-morroto, and
hurried through without delay. and SO soon as II Is
sent to the Pre- sidcnt it will be left with him tc
sign it or keep it, he plcascs, for Congress vii
not wal, day after the bill is placed in his hands
but ad ioufa at once.


If this course is pursued, all honor will be due
to our friends ia Congress, who, though bruised
arc not broken-baliled, but no, defeated buts'i
determined, while they maintain the principle o
independent legislation TO protect and defend TN
interests of the country to the uttermost.