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In Senate of the United States, January 23, 1834. Read, and Ordered to be Printed. Mr. Webster Made the Following Report: The Committee on Finance, to Whom was Referred the Resolution "That the House of Representatives Do Ask a Conference with the Senate on the Subject Matter of the Disagreeing Votes of the Two Houses, on the Second Amendment of the Senate to the Bill (No. 36) Entitled 'An Act Making Appropriations, in Part, for the Support of Government for the Year 1834,'" ...

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