HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Nop. 9
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Nop. 24.

 Mir DnLETr asked and obtained leave to intro duce a memorial addressed to the Congress of the United States. accompanied with resolutions, which he read, in opposition to the American System.- The memorial is of considerable length and drawn up with extraordinary ability. The composition re- fleets the highest credit upon the distinguished abii- ties of it's author. The memorial recites in the lan- guage that "burns," the reiterated story of our op- pressions, and proposes repeal of the Tariff Laws of 1916, 1920. 1894, and 1928. During the reading of the memorial, the most profound and anxious at tention pervaded the House thus clearly evincing that evils of such magnitude would not bo borne by free people.

 Mir DlLLErr concluded, hy stating that he had thus attempted to discharge his duty to his country and to himself, by bringing the subject before the