Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

n!able sign 81 Iaghdm and Sergcrni il, at the bot.
tom, vice versa.
1t may be worth passing remark, thar two other
votes from South Carolina, CaaPpcH ard .nryroat
added 20 those of Mr.. Calhoun this occasion.
Without taking into view Mr., C.S 6!RUence (which
is said to have been greater than thN OF any man in
the Ilouse,) the mere trauspOson ct these naked
votes, would have gwen to the yeas majority OF 6s
To &C.
suppose now for moment, tla, The bill which
:" c;une from the Committee of WuNs and Means -
lad really been reve,uc bill aud suppose more
oyer that, ~ far ms concerns other measures and
The views "t the day, every word OF Mr. Calhon's
letter had hccn Irnc instead of lalsc would not his
seriniiS about MS own VIEWS when made i'm the
FACE of Il record of such facts MS these s m tca:e
degree of oilrontery altogether Uncomfortable
Mr. Wright then submitted the following propositions
Which read
THAT NO memher Icing proprietor having any
share IN any factory at cotton cotton yarn, was, by the
rules OF this House, en'i ID to the question Il king
inio America"
'Fhs proposition Withdrawn the next dav.
CEerf Doy)
The House took up the duty on cottons, at tin,
siage where the rejection of MIR. Forsy,h's motion
lctit.
s.Whcn Mr. Iiarlin moved To amend tl, sai, amend
mont Ohc that Mr. f had attempted "a am,enIN bv
striking ont these wonl- du'y of thirty per cent al
vAloren for two years 10 the termination OF
the two years la. atircsaid.'
And the Question being taken thereon,
II passed III the aIirmaiiyc--ycas 81, nays Co
The effect fsrimg ont these words was ,o mako
the duty begin at % instead of 80 per cent On Ills
motion, not only MIR. Hart of Mass bun even Mr.
UcbSier who was II poin: or two above his c,lI,o
voted with Mr.. LocadcS, among the yeas. Mr. Cal
houn, however, adhered faithfully to Mcssrs L,c-bnm
ana Sergeant His name stands recorded among the
90 nays.
The 80 per cent. two years having ,hus bccn
struck out, the next effort o add another wear
to The - per cent. term, by substituting three for t,,o
And the question being 'akcn thereon,
II also passed in the atIrmavc--veaS a, nays IL"
Among the latter, MIR. Uqri OF Mass still i'm com,
pnny with Mr. Lo'0ades. Among tho former Mcss,s
Calhoun, hghdm, &c
DUTY or NOODLES GooDs
CYfwsidH .7prH (, 1850
The fourth clause oil tie lst section of the bill was
read follows
Fourth. Il duty Of 25 per ceain al royorc,, IN WOO,
len manufacture OF all descriptions, or of which wool i
the material Of Chief value, excepting blankets woocn
end raid, until the son day IF Ju,e 1919; amt GJlCr
nat ddg, 20 per ceHtn me suit articles and ON cor,
ton manufactures OF ali descriptions which cotton i,
the material Of chief value, toiols ris far hg,es rs
merit ensi"g the 3oM doy IF lime ntrf duiy of -
Per ceHtuW ~ od"rrm anil a/tci the ,rDiyaf,i oT me-
iorem: Provided, * '' '"
motion was made by MIR. Wide further to amend
IN italics.
And The question being taken it decided in the ne
Among the yeas MIR, Lo,on9es (neitlcr Ward nor
webster yoted) among tie nays, Messrs. Calhoun,
hlghan, &c.
CSaiUrday .1prH To- IsI6)
81 motion was made 10y Mr.. liugcr further 10 almond
lc said li by Inserting IT The end the 81 line Of the
n.
f'oV'ie' mat wooen cloths or cloths Of liom wool is
tc material olchicr value The -'nal cost OF which
sterling p.Oq"dre y0rd shall be charged with no hiqher
4"'y uan ftce!ce anal hGyper ccnulu nd vaorcn hui
such cloths, to he entitled advantage If Mi. nroy
son sha he imported in separate and Distinct packages
Which shall contain TO cloth, he prime cost of which At
tic place whence exported, shall zcceI trcc sI,,'
sterling per square yard
"Apd 'ie question beiug takon on agreeing 10 c sail
nreyS: :, was determined in the negative, Yeas 81
In this instance, it is due to truth not to ont 10
state that MIR LorRdes voted with the NAYS as we'll
Mcssrs Calhoun, h,gham, &c.
II may not he uiniss pause here for n non,cn,
n'' nestow glance upon the Tariff of 1892 n!iai
TSt step IN the immensely difficult task of min i,yr
"g rom the system which MIR. Cnllloums influence
contributed so much TO ljSlcn upon us;) for SUPPORT,
ing which, in preference the prc cyis,;nr 'rorfI'
Aiessrs Drayton, Blair UGyne, Foysvh and otLcrs
hnFe been denounced by Mr.. Calhouns instruments
Doth conscious and unconscious MS traitors Io south
ern interests. The provision which il contains ,,;,l
respect 10 articles corresponding those on which
hir uuger here valnly attempted in behalf of u,c
poor ana OF southern interests, have the duty fixed
NJ TWELVE AND HALF per cent, instead of Mr.
C"Ihouhs MTCe gear TWENTY-FIVE pcr cent oud |
PERMANENT TWENTY per cent, is as follows
ION all milicd and llcd cloth, known by The name Of
liz, keSys, or kendall cottonS, Of which wool shall be
me only material the value whereof shall not exceed
h c ive cents square yard, (ear in mind how goods
lave i'''en IN PHce0 FIVE per cent al ralorem.'
MR. llnser having proved unsuccessful in this
tHoT', mate another III which hc was seconded bv
ira-System iliaIanX, oiliccrcd by MessrS CoLloDp.
hghan, &c. '
~ motion was rhcu made by Mr. rTuror 10 strike out
INC wod ue contained ia lie 20 line Of the Isl s., ci
so a. 70 reduce The duty on " oollen uabuf,crrc C
az vdorcrn ny ~ ''''''
And the question being takcm thereon it was determine
ca 10 uc negative, Yeas 50, Nay 81"
ana thus endeih the chapter on woollens
DuTY or IRov
(U'cdUcsd0y. .qprii3 1916
) ne question was then taken the amendment pro.
Po'ed ny the Committee Of The Whole reducing the du-
~ on IRON ia bars and bolts, excepting iron
lay rolling, from serenity fire cents per hundred ,v,iI
Originality proposed in the h) Jo,fy fire cents And
passed !" The Affirmative, yeas s0--nays ST.
Among the yeas, Mr.. Lovndce, and Mcssrs. Ugrd
ma UeOSter: among the nays Messrs. CnitonD hJo-
ran, ~ II viii not escape notice, that Tie bill re-
ported 10y MIR Lowndcs, Chairman of the Conn
ini'iee oil ways and Mems ION which MIR. Hnpy,0n,
also Was) Is proved by Ills votes TO have gone be-
yod 'Is views; whereas it fell short of those of Mr.
calhoun; tie atter indeed, had no limit but that Of
me system, on the lroadest possible scale +
lie motion of Mr. lIugar, above noticed. has E
suggested Tie idea OF presenting TO my frow-cji-
zcis tabular view of four Tariffs HAT every tnan
lnny ludgc for himself of their comparative merits
10 WI; Isi The Tariff Of permanent duties of Which
NE farm of 1916 took The place; ID. The TARIFF
'oIh when was the frs; measure of tic great is.
nUSfRf -EEGULATfNG SYSTEM; BIZ: The Tariff OF dn- $
'cS Nic results Of succeeding measures Of the sainc
SIsth) OF winch the Tariff Of 1899 takes the place;
wa" the lariii OF 1922, the first nensngc Of what