Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

italicized words " On cotton hasging, tour
and II hal cents per square ward uRii me 30h
dry orJ~ne, iS.j; and Gjier,rards, duty Of
6te and q hd cents per square ynr@" This
was concurred in, without Oivisiun.
ia strike out tn, following clausr. " On iron,
in bars ar bolts not manufactured, IN whole or
in plrt, hy rolling, ninety cents per bundre,!
and tw,lrc pounds" This WAS not concurred
in. The Yras and N,ys were as follows
YEAsMe..rs Barhonr. Branch. CLAYTON, elliott Gait.
jos,.,on, Of Lo" sS,iy' wise Of A Ki"s OF 4 Y Io,l
ri Ma con- Wills. Irroti, Smith, Taylor, OF Va Van
NAys-slcs,r BARTON, Reil. Bcn;cn. prown, Chandler.
UWot. III ser>"h, Eaton, Edwards. fiadiav, Holmes nj
Of Id Lowi-. Mrilv,inr, NOBLE P,lmer Ru:eies Sey
mo"r. r'I'", r,slor, Of tud. Thomas, Van Dur.n=i
So the Srrai- disagreed tn the amendment
lay which the a"iy ON iron WAS stricken out.
To stri e out The specific duties on cutting
knives, scythrs, sicklrs. ADD reaping hooks,
spades, and shov-ls of iron or steel, and iron
sc ews = and INSERT, in lieu of these duties.
an d valorem duty ofMirty per cenium. Con-
Cured in, without di. ision.
To strike out the following line, Z" On frying
pans, four cents per pound )" concurred in,
without div ison.
To sirkeu out the specific duties ON 4" Quills,' -
and on States and Tiles, for building" and Ia
sert in lieu thereof, duty oftwenty five per
cenium al valorem. Agreed TO without div-
siun;
To strike out the specific duty on black
lead pencils :" and insert in its stead duty of
forty per centum al vaorem. This was con
cured in without a division;
To strike out the following line :: -" On tai
low. four Cents per pound" MIR. Mills NOV
ed 10 amend this line, by striking out ' fo,tr"
and inserting hco." This was supported by
tie mover aud opposed by Messrs. Dirker-
sou and Haggies. The amendment was not
agreed I" and the line was stricken out, in
concurrence with the committee al the whole !;
To insert the following lines: 4" On oats,
ten cents per bushrl; ON prunrlle and other
shoes, or slippers of stuff or uanlie.n, twenty
five cents per pair on laced buots or bontees,
one dollar and fifty cents per pair These
Insertions were e,eraly csncuecl in without
d isiun.
II" strike out the following lines 50 on Pep
per, ten cents per pound on Chinese cassia.
zen c''sis per pound on cocoa, three cents
yer poend." This was concurrrd in.
10 insert the following: 4" on ginger, two
cents per pouud." This was concurrrd in.
To strike out the following line: Sc an all
other rasins, except Muscaiel raisins, and
raisius in jars and hoxes.l three cents per
.pound." This amendment was not concur
red in.
To strike ont the following lines on FL
beTs, three cents per pound on pine APP
pies, two cents each on oranges, fifty cents
per hundred; on lemons, twenty cents
per hundred, on lines. ten cents per hun
dred un glass beads, fifty cents per pound"
These amendments were sevelally concurred
i'm.
TO strike out the duty If thirty -seven cents
per pound on books, when beund aud ,hir-
ty-,hree cents per pound when in sheets or
boards; and insert in lieu thereof, duty OF
f,oenty fire per cenin,n al Udiorem. This
noi cuucirred la. The clause was amended,
on motion of MIR. DickersoD, so as TO levy a
duty of thirty cents per pound on books. when
bound aud t,centy sir cents per pound, when
in sheets or boards. In this form, the duty
was retained in the bill.
TO insert the following exception, " with
the exception ofpateut adhesive felt, for Gov
ering ships bottoms, which shall be admitted,
free Of duty, until June so. 1896" This was
concurred in, withouI division:
u" strike out the folio wing clause, " On
all foreign distilled spirits, fifteen per crnfum
upon the duties now imposed by law, aud in
addition thereto" This amendmnt wa S
agreed to, by yeas and nays, as follows:
YEAS--Mrssrs. Barbour, Bell. Branch,
Chandler, Clayton, D'Iv"If, Elliott, Gaiilard,
Usynr Holmes of Me. Holmes of Hlisa. ii.
Johnson of Lou j. S. Johnston Of Lou. K.l-
ly, King ofAlab. King of n. Y. knight, Lnv-
Palmer, Parrot, Seymour, Smith, Thomas,
Vac Dyke, Ware, Williams 80.
NAYS---Bar,cn, Benton, Brown, DECKER
sson, Eaton, Edward, Fiudlay, Jackson, john
sou of Ky Lloyd Of Md. Mclivaine, Noble,
Ru%grs, Talbot, Taylor of Ind. Taylor Of Va.
Van Burcn-I7.
So the Senate agreed, in concurrence with
the committee ofthe wb,lt, to strike out the
proposed duty on foreign distilled spirits.
To strike out the fourth section of the bill
which provides for the allowance of the draw
back allowed by law on plain silk and nankeen
cloths, imported in American vessels, from
beyond The Cape Of Good Hope, although
the said cloths, before the exploration tbereO of,
shall haze been ctlored, printed, stained dyed,
stamped or painted, in The Uuited States
This amendment was copcurrcd in, and the
section stricken out.
To strike OUT The 9Th section Of the bill
which provides for the allowance OF drawback
Of the duties imposed by this BILL on tailuw.
when manufactured into soap, and exported.
Tbs amendment fpllows of course-as The
proposed duty on ialiow had been stricken out
by the Senate. The amendment was con-
Cured in.
The amendments agreed TO in committee
of the whole, having been acted upon in the
Senate
bill by inserting the following clause On
all bonks, printed in Latin or Greek, when
bound, fifteen cents per pound when not
bouud, thirteen cents per pound" This pro.
position was supported by The mover, aud was
adopted by the senate.
MIR. Talbot moved TO amend the hill, Nv
81. g.