MIR. RANDOLPH.
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On Tuesday, March 95. Mir. Randolph, who is supposed to have been absent prepar- ing speech CD the Tariff, came into the House. apparently with the expectation that the Tariff bill was un0er discussion. That bill was not up. hut the bill for the relief of R. w. Meade was under discussion. He rose and spoke of divers thngs--the singing of birds; the appearance of vegetation; the sowing of small grain: the order of the com mittee on the rules t1 report prOposi- lion tO repeal the rule setting apart Fri days and Saturdays for private business; he invoked the friends of the Tariff to go home;