The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-01

which are dyed coloed printed orstained On faces on
part on feathers on spirits distilled from grain Or other
naterlaisj on hemp and cofdagc ana on All xmas oi
wines be reduced upon ike scale or corresponding re-
ratio 50 tar as regards such OF he saa lrs1s a.
are Oh he produce or manufacture o suoh sate hPoo'
or g9yehen, as shall admit the topae99 as aloresd
M a. a,d oe u JnlHsr eaefed tnet nom e @nd
ana paiu on ue importation oil he a,.icies htrcihnei
levied under The net approved me so DAY OF Juy ioo
eitlueu An act reducing uhe duties ON inpof ana ior
other purposes that Is to say ON iron IN bars nol manu-
, an h 5 ~ ~ p a,dt uy h ~ ~ mar, hu llips
twenty dollars nsr ,on ON all nnutaemres of ron tweh
" per centum ad vaoiem in addition to the present duties
now on o coal two dollars per 0n al vessels sa or
moulded or pressed glass and on all other glass ware on sh
a polce Ire, carmen e h anu aa
Jin, A. -, u ~ t.. ,. y. prn,;JsJ Ira, vhen
ever T baf' ~, 49, -, annnar -, he satsl,cton of he
President of the United States that the tobacco the produce
OF the United States admitted into the several ports be-
longing any foreign State Kingdom or government pro
highest rate OF duty chargeabie on any Oh mem, ana
naa any czen OF ,ne ohsa o'a'e d,,I may edp s, oe
70 anv mort or place of any such teign State. king.
dom or government and there dispose of the same upon a.
good any citizen subject of said state, kingdom,
affect the same then the said additional duty upon iron,
not manufactured by rong on bolt or bar lro made by
coal all vessels wares articles and manufactures OF
glass on plain, moulded and pressed glass and on other
glass china ware, porcelain ware, eaTihen ware,
sa a shah be- far as regards such
the articles above eced as are Of the produce or anuac-
lure % sush sa'e' kin9dor OF gotel.ea Us ~ .
Ia arJJ 66,bs Tim, occnrdng as anv state king
DOM or government shall hereafter from time time,
the United STATES below the maximum or highest rate Of
duty imposed by this act upon the foregoing last
ted articles and whenever said reduction shall be made
appear the satisfaction of the President of the United
STATES then sha me duties upon he siiu Articles as Gnu
oe s upon se Sch Of h aad a rs
are Of h rod U atc,nre of such state kingdom
This amendment was rejected
rha s,h sntnn [of H. pr~;nal bb be;no then read
Mr.. WENTWORTH moved to strike out 1.-TWO years."
Mr. STEW Apr novad the foloyvno amendment ;.
which was reiected
Th,t here shal he asessed and maid an additional du
70 M nn lee Sh, We i ad other "xures embraced in
schedule b of the tariff act Both of July, 1885,
Mr.. EDSALL moved the following amendment; which
was rejected:
"nr enacted Ina. ere s" ro De ia 5nrs bo
oo or s da or Fac in whole or in part by ham
mering
Mr. RRJNKERHOFF moved to amend the bill by stri-
king ont ali but The last section and inserting the fol-
lowinc. which was dsarreed to:
,rs r a. o. ne Inh d,,, oe March 1917 there
hn h e,ed o,iecnd and maid during the oonnuance
of the existing war with Mexico in addition to the duties
authorized by law duty Of 10 per cent all inn
portaons of iron coal, all manufactures OF IRON, manu-
features OF WOOL manufactures OF slk manuiactures 81
nen, au I 90 mp'suu' anu d 81 6e nar cent
Pr' =, h hu, iu rtiis yhacvsr eXcen bold and
silver.
IN las. so,,;o, of Tho or;,,l hin having been read
MI GORDoN movcd ~ amend the same bv Inserting
after the word s.acren the following
"i.ei ''o WIZ ~ w A., ,..
ExcePng IRON uI h u ns s 70 con
I Which The government has beretolore made donations
of land
Which was disagreed IN
MI CATHCAR7r moved tn amend the second section
Nv str;tnr ont The words or sly months in the 10Th
yya anJ i1ser;nr .tvo vears which was rejected
NJ Wi MOTE movaJ IL amend Tho section so ..tha no
or ncreons sba he entitled IN the benefits of the
Jcaa rca ~ Tho nnhc lands nrovded for in This act
as 49,. ~ 49, , 20 ' tttlar La mon tbap sorne - "
MI Met Il EPNAN mpvad that the foowno he add
ed tn Mr. WIS amendment. and Mr. w accepted il as a
modification of his amendment viz.
nu sao;ds " Tha ,hs hsnes, Of bess red,ced nce
shall be extended to as well as to other persons
Tha .r,ondment "a modified was tben rejected
M ROWnON moved an amendment authorizing
that 'he iahuS doquileu ~ .iiI oT TI: IL
treaty Win tue Sleeh anu iohoo 'y.s e. ny
State of Alabama, may beenered after the LIST OF June
next seventyve cents per y winch was rejected
Mr. WENTWORTH moved to amend the section so
that the lands of the limited States which have been in
for 6ve vears and moi more than ten wears NAV
nc eh.sIeu d. ohe uoa 20 49, " f 1890, ,,anrs
nen nlteeh years. a - cchts pei a.e III t"S'ty ye
DO cents per acre ana LOT years oeh.s ~
acre and strike out that part OF the Dill limiting the
graduation to six months after the MIR. w. wanted
the graduation perpetual
IRIS amendment was rejected
mo 81 Ynre.rnx - J., 49,. x.:l: A..
MT; McHt.Nh1 moyea an anlehaneht PloVluinS ia'
" the lands OF the Ghited cides winch hdVc peei III MAJ
ket for years may be entered at dollar per acre
until the Isl of January, ls9 and after that period TWEEN
a. 6o ears and after the expration of five years ten
49,, .y onnnn, IN addition thereto shall he added for
och.1 Pe ail s f nrs ;, ,',h;ch ,yas ro;octed
ahoWei gellUr VI H'o yS"'' ri IL ~ - ...u
MIR. GkOfER moved 10 stIihc OUT We WHolc Sceuoh'