The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19
lS3O-'3l, page SO; Dec. IA, 1890.

""'y VII Hidnuiaclureu wool wa,
: agreed 'o--yeas ll3, nays Is. James K.
Polk voting NAY-Journal Of II. Of r,
lo3l-'32' page 922; Jund 22d, 1882.
The amendment to raise duty ON
woollen yarn to so per cent. ad vsjorem
was agreed to-yeas ITO. nays 10
James X. Polk voting NAy-journa. Of
II; OF X. lo3l-'32, page 9lO; June 22d,
1889.
! The amendment TO raise the dutv on
minis, gloves, bindings, blankets, hosiery
and carpets, &C., except Brussels and
Venetian carpets. from 25 per cent. al
valorem TO 81 per cent. al valorem was
fejected-yeas 80, nays 81. james X.
Polk voting NAy-Journal Of Fl. of r,
lo3l-'32, page 99l, June 81, 1892
The amendment imposing on tlanneIs
and baizes specific duty Of l6 cents per
square yard was agreed to-yeas SO, nays
81. James x. Polk voting NAY Journal
of II. of r. lS3l-'32, 1909; June 27,h,
1882
The amendment to raise the duty on
Brussel Is carpet to G3 cents per square
yard was agreed to-yeas So, nays 90.
James X. Polk voting NAY Journal of
II. of X. lS3i-'32, page 1905; June 9Th,
1872.
The amendment Of the Senate, increas-
ing the duty on Merino shawls, and
other manufactures Of wool, to 81 per
cent. ad valorem, was reiected-yeas S4,
nays 81. James X Polk voting Nay
Journal of II. of R. lS3l-'32, page 1928;
July 10th, 1882.
The amendment imposing on cloths,
kerseymeres, merino shaws, and other
wooilen manufactures, a duty of S35 for
every 100 in value thereof until March %,
1885, then duty of $50 until March Cd,
DlS36, and thereafter a duty of ss25, was
agreed to-yeas LOG, nays 70. James
X. Polk voting NAY-Journal of II. of r.
1882 ,33, page 1856; February 18th, 1888.
Iron, Cotton, Hemp, eic.
The amendment imposing on cotton
baggi ing duty of IL cents per square
yald until June 30lh, 1929, and ,hereaf-
ter duty Of 81 cents per square yard,
was agreed to-ycas ll2, nays II. James
X. Polk voting NAr--JournaI of II. Of r.
lS27-'2S, page 4S6; April 7lh, 1928.
The amendment, on other manufacture.
Of hemp and flax, duty of 80 per ct. un-
I'll June 30,h, 1S29-and thereafter an
annual increase Of 5 per cent until the
whole ad va!otem duty shall amount to
40 per cent. was rejected--yeas is, NAYS
l43. James X. Polk voting NAY-Jnur-
nal of H. of R. lS27-'2S, page 49; April
9Th, 1928.
The amendment on bar and bolt iron,
made wholly or in par, by rolling, duty
Of S37 per ton, was agreed to--yeus III,
nays n. James X. Polk voting NAY
Journal of Fl. Of r. lS27-'2S, page SIS;
April 9th, 1928.
The amendment 10 reduce the duty on
iron, hemp flax, cotton bagging, moIasses,
indigo and cotton goods, was rejected
yeas 70, nays III, James X. Polk voting
YEA-Journal OIL, of r, lS29-'30,pago
627; May 1lth, 1880.
The amendment 10 raise the duty on
hemp to $40 per ton was agreed to-.
yeas SO, nays SO. James X. Polk voting
NAy-Journal Of H. Of r. lS3l-'32, page
1908; June 9th, 1882.
The amendment fixing rate Of duty on
raw cotton at 2 cents per pound was re-
ec,ed-yeas so, nays 81. James X. Polk
voting NAy-Journal of II. Off. 1928,
page 377; February goth, 1893.
Oil Cloths, Lead and Oils.
The amendment on all patent floor
cloths so cents per square yard; on fur
niture oil cloth IS cents per square yard;
on floor mating made Of hag-, SC, ID
cents per square yard, was agreed to
yeas 70, mas 3d. James X. Polk voting
NAy-Journal Of II. Of r. 1922, '2S, page
573; April OH, 1892.
The amendment on all lead in pigs,
bars or sheets, 3 cents Ter pound; on
leaden shots, cents per pound; on red
or white lead, dry or ground in oil, 5 cents
per pound, &c, was agreed to-yeas lib,
nays g., James X. Polk voting NAY
Journal of II. oc r. lS27'2S, page 753;
April 9Th, 1928.
The amendment imposing on
linseed, hempseed and rapeseed
oils duty Of rs cents per gallon;
on olive oil of 20 cents per gal
lon, was agreed to-James X.
Polk voting NAY-Journal of II.
Of r. 1928, page 2s7; Feb
ruary 2lst, 1888.
Hats, Saddles, Boots, etc.
The amendment imposing on
cabinet wares, hats and caps of
fur, leather, or wool, whips, bril-
dies, saddles, and all manufac-
lures ofleather not otherwise spe-
cited, carriages and parts Of car