Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
CONGRESS-.
THE TARIFF.

strike out the whole of the second sec'ion'
(which goes to replace plains. krrseys, &c, where
they stood befure the act.Of july, 1857 tne
yeas and NAYS were ordered on that question.
After some remarks from Mr.. Webster ana
Mr.. CLAW, the question was taken On the mo''on
to strike out the second section OF the Dill, anu
decided as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Benton. Buckner, Dallas,
Dudley. Forsyth. Grundy, Kane. King. ROBIN
son. Sisbee, Smith. Webster, White, Wright
ii.
NAYS-MesHs. Bell. Bib, Back, Calhoun,
| CLAW, Clayton, Dickinson. Ewing, Foot, FREEING
huysen. Hendricks. Holmes, johnston, Knight
| Mangum, Miller, Moore. Naudain. P"'ndexter'
! PrenIls.. R,ves. Robbins, Seymour, Sprague,
Tipton, Tomliuson, Troup, Tyler, wilkins
i27.
So the Senate refused to strike GU. the second
| section.
Mr.. Kane then moved to amend the bill by ad-
ding ninth section, which provided that nothing
contained in this act should be construed to ey.
tend to the present duties on lead IN pigs. bars,
or sheets, leaden shut, red or white lead, dry or
ground in oil. sugar of lead, &c. &c.
Mr.. Smith moved to amend the amendment
by adding the words =. bar iron aud castings OF
iron, gunpowder. cannon. mortars. ho"itZers,
CdHuOH Udiie, sueiS iVi guns "po
Mr. S. said thi, proposition was to carry Out,the
views of the Secretary of the Treasury in refer
ence To III. protection of munitions of.war.
After few words from Nj. Clay in oppos-
ton to the last propositon, and in favor OF 1t
from Mersrs. Smith and D,ckerson, the Yeas and
Nays were ordered. and the question being TAX
en-, was decided as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Benton, Buckner, CLAYTON,
Dallas, Dickerson. Dudley, Hendricks. Kane,
Robinson. Smith, Upton, Webster, Wilkins,
Wusht-l4
NAYS-Messrs Bell. Bibb Black, Calhoun,
CLAW. Ewing. Foot. Forsyth, Grumpy, Holmes,
johnston. King. Knight. Mangum, Miller. M""re,
| Naudaln. P0lndeXIer. Riye., Kobb,ns. Seymour,
| Sprapup, Tomilnson. Truup, White-25.
So the amendment To the amendment was re-
gatlved.
The question was then taken on the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. kSne, tie Yeas and Nays
being ordered. aud i, was decided as inlluvs:
| YElS-Messts Benton. Buchner. Decker
,on, Dudley. ii ndrlck>. kan'. Robinson. Sis
bee, Sm,,h. Upton, Wilkins. rishr-l2
NAYS-Me>>r, Bel BIB, Black, Calhoun.
CLAW, gla,ron, Da a.. Ee'rs. F"",. FORSYTH,
Grundv. H"lnes, Johnston. KIns, kn'ght. Man
gum, Miller, Moore, Naudan, P"indexter R',es.
Rnobu-. Seymour, Sprasue. TomIinson, lruup,
ryler. Webster, White -27
| So the rouon to amend VAS re- ected.
Nc Fo,svih then moved to s,,lke out the Sd
and Ga sections at the bill, which attempt tn
bud a. future Congresses until the year 1912.
| MIR " ebster made one or two observation, 0n
the Mot'on.
Tue Yeas and NAYS were then ordered, and
the question being taken, was decided as fol-
lows
! YEAS-Nessrs. Benton, Rucker, Dallas.
D,ckerson. Dudley, Forsyth. Kan. Knight. Ro
b,n,or. Seymour. Sii>bce, Smi,h, w bSter-l3
! NAYS-Mrs>r,. Bell, Bob, Black, Calhoun.
CLAY, Cl.>;nn, Ewing, Fout, G'undv, HnImes,
Johnston. King. Mangum, Mii,er, Moore. Nau.
dam. Po,adexter. P'-ntlss. R,ves. Robbins.
Snasue, Upton. TomhnS,u, rroup. Tyler.
" bite. Wilkins. Wright-2S.
! So the mn,inn was rejected!
Nj Benton then moved 10 amend the Bill by
adding new section. the object of which was TO
make Ii reduction Of the drawback allowed on
the expiration Of articles manufactured in the
U S from foreign materials subject to duty,
m the ST., ne proportion as the reduction made in
the duie, by thls bill
The Yeas aud Nays were ordered on this mo.
| ton.
After few words from Mr.. Benton, Mr. Cal
houn. Mr. Smith, Mr.. Poindexter, Mr.. Foot,
and Mr. Miller,
| The question was taken aud decided as fol-.
! lows
| YEAS -Messrs Benton, Buckner, Calhoun,
Dallas, Dcker.on. Dpdlev. Forsyth. Johnston,
! Kane, King. Rave. Robinson, Seymour, Tom
| Iinson, Webster. Waite. Wilkins. Wright-I8
I NAYS -Messrs Bell, Rlbb. Black, CLAY.
/ CLAYTON, Es,us, Font Grundy, Hendricks. Hnl.
m"S. Knight. Mangum. Milier, Moore. Naudain.
, Pmndex,er. Preut.s. RonDins. S,lsbee, Smith,
Sprasue, Upton, rronp, rsIer-24.
| 81 the anne ndment wa, rsj ected.
Mr. Wright then moved to amend the Bill by
adding section to restore the duties on coarse
wooi To the rates established bv the bill of 1925
| On this question the Yeas and Nays were ur-
derrd. aud after an explanation from Mr.
Wright, that his object was merely to place
coarse wool ~ it was placed in 1898, in conse.
quence Of the adoption by this bill Gt duty OF )
Der cent On coarse wonlens, the question was
taken aud decited as follows:
YtAS-Mes,rs. Dndley, Hendricks. Sey