Mr. FESSENDEN. I concur entirely with the Senfrom Ohio in saying that.if movement of this sort is successful it is the en of the bikl for the Present session; there is no doubt about that; and therefore the Senate in voting upon it will exPress its opinion whether the bill ought to be passed at all or any bill on the subject of the tariff. If it is recommitted to us, in the 1st place we shall have to wait until the internalrevenue bill shall be perfected by the ComWays&Means; and I am informed that that committee is now, supposing this bill about, finished, waiting to see what we do about it before acting upon that bill. Then, after that bill has been perfected and carried through the House, it must come to us and be examined by our committee, and in connection with it this tariff bill must be examined, and after all that has been done, and we have acted upon both and sent them both back again to the House, all that remains of the usual description of business is then to be done. It is perfectly obvious to everybody that the thing is utterly impossible. There is not an idea in the mind of any man who thinks a moment on the subject that it can be otherwise. My friendfrom Iowa unquestionably knows just as well as anybody that that is the effectual way of disposing of this bill, which he has avowed his determination to vote against, and to which he is so much opposed. Now, sir, the only way by which we can get along by any possibility is to pass this bill as rapidly as we can we have but very little time left and send it to the House, and there it may be examined, if the House pleases, in con nection with the internalrevenue bill, which has not yet been acted upon. Then the House will have the whole subject before it, and it may modify the bill, if we send it there, in a way to suit itself, and act in accordance with that modification upon the internalrevenue bill, and then send that to us. That is obviously the only mode that can be adopted which by any possibility, will accomplish the object of having this bill, or one like it in any degree, and an internalrevenue bill also, become laws at the Present session.