Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-13

To include in the item as to ron all pieces of su fsient
length 10 be made into spikes and bos,s agreed TO.
Tonelude all manufactures of iron partly finished shall
pay the rates if nshed all vessels of cast iron
and all castings of ron with handles rings, hoops, or
other addition OF wrought iron, shall pay the Of
duty as made entirely OF east ron, agreed to.
10 increase the duty all sail duck from 10 per cent
10 cents the square yard except duck which shall
pay cents the square yard, disagreed to-Yeas Co.
Nays 50.
To increase the duty on cotton baggng from ala
to cents square yard, was disagreed io-Yeas IT,
Nays 90.
To rate fets or hat bodies made wholly or in part of
WOOL at duty of Is cents each, on importation,
agreed 10.
To make discrimination in the duty upon manufse-
lures OF silks coming from beyond the Cape Of Good
Hope by leaving the duty thereon at 10 per al
lorem--
And inserting 'upon all other manufactures of silk or of
which silk shall be component part, per cent ad valo
rem, was agreed 10.
The increase 10 the duty brown sugar syrup of
sugar from 1-2 TO 3 cents per 10.
Mr. Drayton moved TO amend part of this amendment
by reducing the duty TO 2 cents per ID.
Mr.. Clay demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr. Adams inquired if this amendment in order
The Speaker decided that il
Mr.. Bulard of Louisiana, appealed from that decision
MIR. Sutherland concnded that there could be any
such amendment made, and that the amendment Of
the Senate should be either agreed 10 disagreed to
that il belonged exclusively TO conference of the two
Houses, TO make an alteration in the body of the BILL
Mr.. s. quoted from Jecrsons Manual in support of his.
views and said he vetos fashion, to,
enter his veto TO this decision.
| The Speaker explained the distinction upon which he
founded his decision in this case.
Mr.. Adams quoted from the rule of the House that A
motion to strike out and insert was ndivsble The
ton OF Mr. Drayton went to divide the amendment
The appeal was further discussed by Messrs Drayton,
Wicklife, Clay, Taylor, Gordon, Archer, Mercer and
Everett, and the question thereon put
The House reversed the decision of the Speaker-ycas
rs, nays9I.
Mr. Drayton then modified his amendment, so as to
make the duty continue at cents per h. until tho Sd
March, 1884, and thereafter at cents.
Mr. Taylor then moved the previous question, which
having been put and carried the amendment of Mr. Draw
of Inc disa-
/ greed to-yeas 73, nays 81
To strike out the duty of l2 per h. coffee was
agreed to-
To insert old and scrap lead duty of cents per ID
was agreed TO.
To abolish all duties teas, imported from places this
side of the Cape OF Good Hope but when imported
se otherhan those of the u. States, be subject
ten cents per pound, agreed to-
To increase the duty states twenty five to thr-
ty-fye was disagreed to-yeas 81, nays 80.
To except from the duty of 20 per yarn and cord
age tarred ad untarred, cklenburgh osnabughs, and
burlaps, agreed to-
TOinclude musical instruments in the articles subject
10 the present rate of duties-agreed to.
To reduce the duty French and all other wines at.
ter the 3D. March, 1884, to one halfhe present amount
now evied-agrced TO-
To rate indigo, beached and unbleached linens at Is
To strike out palm leaf, palmetto hats from the list Of
articles, subject to 5per cent-agreed
To strike out the 25th clause of the second section in
relation to all articles not specified, which subject to
duty oil III per cent.-disagreed TO.
To strike out of the list of articles which are exemp.ed
from uuy coks hair cloth and seatngs sumach homes,
Istones spygasses telescopes, sexants quadrants-
which agreed TO. And the following articles insert
ed Herewith as free of duty-also agreed TO.
Lemons, lines pine apples and shells
root arrow root boe coumbo
oil oil anlsesecd oil OF cloves,
o asada ava root acornoque canelo alba cascara
OIL haroTn mamma, SIENNA, tapoa, vanilla
n9X Nomlca AMBER pana busts of mabe plaster
OF bronze or plaster strings musical
kenes needless mother pearl
qunne calome and corrosive submac
slauber salts and chloride of lime; Provide
contained shall be construed alum
coppeIa Manganese, muac suphuic satpetro
blue vro carbonate of oda lead white harage
of lead, combs.' %
10 strike out cents per bushel crude and mineral
salt, and insert 10 per cent. ad valorem--
10 provide that drawback shall be allowed on less
quantity OF corlage than 5 ons-agreedto to.
The verbal amendments having been all agreed TO- the
question upon agreeing the final clause as follows:
"And the duties, any part thereof on the articles
deposited aforesaid, shall have been paid previous to
the said third day of March, the amount paid shall be
refunded to the person importing and deposting the said
articles
Mr. Cambreleng moved an amendment, TO provide for
remhursing the duties merchandise i'm original packa-
ges though they may have been entered and in the pos
session OF the importer: Provided they shall be placed in
the custody of the proper officer of the customs and re-
main there on the third OF March nex-and giving the
Secretary OF the Treasury the power rules and
regulations
Which was agreed 10; and the bill having been gone
through, the House adjourned:
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