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the lhunders and impreca,ons OF the Federal
Senators. to force him to compliance with their
will on the Dislribntion bill If he returns that
bill with his signature. probably they may spare
him the pain of acting on the new Bank. and
earning the execratons. already threatened, if he
dares to put upon it second veto.


10 the House. on the I'd inst. after adopting
several resolutions the Committee OF Ways and
Means reported bill to prohibit the investment
of interests ottrust funds in State stocks. The
bill was read three times and passed.


Mr. J. G. Floyd called up his Mcleod resOl~-
tiom and answered with clearness the objections
that had been raised against his inquiry. He
said the matter was serious one and had called
forth pubic attention. He was not responsible
for the turn taken by the debate. He was
only responsible for starting an inquiry in re-
lation to a subject of vast imporlance-no less
a matter than a murder of an American citi-
zen, by band of midnight assassins. He aIIu-
ded to Mr.. Barnards calling Durfee "a poor de-
I'll" term unbe6tring the lips of an American
citizen, and uubecoming the place where it was
uttered