New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18


formed rsrt Ire b iuasruuch a. /, Involves re
pal Of the NaTi-sti0n Lass
Mr.. BoWIE asked: i not this the necessary
esect o he hIlL EAc1.i & bacome lsTt
Mr.. SzTEOgS replied he was e0nl1em mere
vas 10 s'lch pr0Troa m tie oil l. tDes hlFeTar re
fer to nnvnon in Cansd4 the canss and MYERS 9a,
Eot 20 TIE seHcoaf AZ &c had promised - restfic-
hE alt vita an hour he would ssy more upon tae
present. occasloc. but Enizhr a furure tHne.
Mr. CLIS6MAE gave nJtice that he sholli o.
Ter the following arlenimsF. PROVIDED tht, ostore
any o. The provisions a this bl sht take e-et n
Government Of Great B-isin shan sgres with the GOV
s-reut Of the United Stars thst al the p0rts " tne
British donious sni q the Uniiei Stsies rspsctv ey
sta Be oren 20 al hevesses ~ both countries Whistler
engaged in the coating trade or other trade in ts
ssme manner ard under Ike Regulations tsev SO
row authorized to do with reference 70 the to-etya
trsde 81 the two cOurfries'
Mr. WAsHEURS likewise submitted Al amend
ueut
Mr.. FUrLER Cia;ne) took tits early occa-
son - otin the f00E for the purpose q explaining As
on q position, being member OF The Committee watch
reported the oL While he pEofessed 70 be taoroug
going free trbce man, q; the tine be ws5et 20 Dc
uLceTtooc a. beaevnc that free trade IA certain thn-'
snd protection "a certain cther thnzs Is the very worst
kind OF protection more Objectionable than the entire
syttem q protection and opersiin more iu lriouy
certain Industrial pursuits Of the country Tae meas
IRE reported from the Committee on Commerce has 4
important bsaTng or the revenue question AZ wei az
On l1tot tree trade. IL 1910 when tue Tar question
WIS under consdeHtioD. It adjusted and AZ
ranctd IN IL details - operate Eish somethns Ike
equality on 81 the great industrial pursuits OF the com
try. Ia isst adjustment The SAFE which he in part
represented lid right - complain. While o. great
industrial pursuit., the prOducEOn and msnuiacture o.
lumber Ess protected at tie rate Of twenty per csal
the coal and iron Of the great STATE Of PcnnsyF
vGnia were protected thirty Per cent, or a
difference in favor Of the lai,sr OF one thru
Ihs BAL. far L Affects the Interests OF Muns
PROPOSES to strike Of all protection lssvng on the pso
81 q Joe
MEASURE While the planters # louisiana the growers
OF hemp, the manufacturers OF and the manIlsc
tureTs OF Massachusetts, protected Name, which con-
sumes al tEeir products, produces only lumber, aud
a. IL 10 be admitted from the Brtsh Colonies cOmpsr
6ivey free There il a law which pervgdes the ocean
called the lav-by that u Is the prcrOGsge OF the
great hsh 10 eat up the Little ones On no other princi
pie could he understand The TaTli lav than that Il
looked 10 the interests OF ai, and protected all equally
and adjusted and arTaDgei the common burden that
II should all ~ equally possible on all Go back to
1894 Az that time Mas achusots emnently State
OF commerce and uayraiOn. Prior - that she Op-
rosed the protective policy but her Interests changed
She became a manufacturing STATE AMI asked Tor pro-
lection and got Il and State did taxation bear
more heavily than on Maine
He was interrupted by the expiration Of the
morning hour.
The House went into Committee Of the
whole or the Civil and Diplomatic bill
Mr. HoUsToN offered an amendment 20 the
clause making appropriations Tor the contingent eN'
pouses Ct the Department Of the Interior and in reply
o. question said the intention for the Secretary OF
thai Department to occupy the east wing OF the Patent
Office building.
This was opposed by several gentlemen. and
advocated BY others. and the amendment adopted
with proviso offered By Mr.. CARTER, that ne<her the
oce OF tie Secretary OF the Interior any bureau
thereof other than the Patent Oce shall be locaod in
the Patent Office building unf directed by law.
Mr. STANTON Ky offered an amendment ap-
proprisiing 500 for the erection OF residences for
the heods OF the several Departments.
Ruled out of order
Mr.. DEAN offered an amendment authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury establish Assay OF
hcc in the City OF NewYork.
The CHAIRMAN ruled it out of order, and was
sustained BY the House
The clause relating 10 the Mint Bill being
req.
Mr. Books moved an amendment, that there
sha be gold coinage Of at least two and half millions
ofquarCr eagles. AMI showed tn necessity for this
Ruled out of order
Several amendments were agreed 10.
The Committee rose and the House adj
jomned.