New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY H. 1866.

imperfeetious o, this biz ne tbSS1s nj, " * psss@
rah hn rejected II was the frs, iaf ht thu, approached
Iy IKE Isl protection y tae agricultural Interests
~ Aopeu cat the Aenr sentaves Of New England wond
~ oy ,1e h aud not cold sioller upoa g. o. tAe4'
srtmrd y ne some Indication Of their doing
Nj boutwell, GiassJ intinated thai u Their was any
difficulty u New England on TIE subject oil she tariff va
ceny Protected nl because D.i'sI warfare Aad Deel
against NewL gland 10 other sections OF tle country or ~
subject protection and HewEngand I'D not want 10 DE-
held responsible lor this tanf BILL
Nj DANES Mass) remarks OF similar purpoft
ity ills b shifted from the shoulders Of the people Oh me
West had more interest in than New England ever Asi
any Tariff bill sVLngland was content h things a.
they aud did not want understood Thar she was0els
M d. y6 asked how onr was since New England had
demanded 0i the ground that without her manulc
turars roul go 10 ruin II NewEngaud di not stand bv
tbs bill would find there Vigorous West when
| wonld not fiii - recoect the ac..
Mr HumARD Conn declared as his belief there one
State 10 New England which did want tins bill He believed
that all the interests Of nnccIcGt-mauLf lciurne CON
meroa arrcu ura-wout be promoted BY IT, and be III
M DELAso confined bis speech arguing hi pro
gland members not to vote against If the Western mem
ber did there 200 Oo) 10000 yoers in the West who
MI HoorER Mass declared himself in 81 protecting
domestic and OF encouraging TIE Development
of all the great productive resources 81 the couay MS e
Of protection 20 American industry Old not differ ait
ally from tie practice Of the English theory Of free trade as
applied 70 the interests oi B"l INDUSTRY hhe eo9lne'
That encourage trade IN al raw materials for man
which cannot be produced ~ Great baiu ana Al
al crclcs which Great Britain could produce chelper tn
other That British IDEA Of hee trade was ilen
try shot b., rs applied the Interests = American industry
That 10 encourage Hee trade ~ ~ ho
materials for manufacture which We coud not produce ch
than any other country and to impose duties for the pec
on Of American labor against the competition Of the e1eH
labor Of FOREIGN countries on oil articles winch we could NOT
produce aad 10 clone ON those ct er 9ucies
which coull not produce 10 regard 20 the iai IN H.
was not aware gauds had asked ii anlih. az
~ H. sio1 b,veyer vote T = tho Bill because other
80 ne stui nan New fn.and snid h was ncces
sary their protection and because b. behoyed neo
OF protecting the aud encouraging the development
If Inc great natera Of tins country But he was
opposed o. such lig of duty a. this taru imposed *
cent as temporary 10 meet the eXV,fcis o. t-e
present time growing the expansive condition ~ ne
currency scarcity of labor when were ' llet1e
results Of the lie believed that when tAe iIious
effects of tue war passed away and the currency WAS r.
turned 10 the standard Of COLI lover rates Gnu
soals Of duties would better fr'iec the
Of industry and promote the prosperity OF tle ".i county
Nj KAssoN UowO spoSe IN opposition 70 tne b ne sla
~ title shou.c De nH 10 prevent tut uess"t I
Providence enjoyed hy the people o. the nt'i
e, The neo Of tf country 10 paw higher Tor vhat they
need than laws Of Providence required Tic bl should be
r,eo@mee and ~ iai 5 I Ps ga tey would
not be able TO buy solitary tang that is protected ils
objection 20 bl that IN attempt % essae ot
special Interests. ana . Sy N Fasl the credit Of
not being responsible fr this bill She should necessarily Oe
moderate her tariff she adhered 20 her genera I'D
tceets She bu hu and engaged 10 commerce and there
ioc should not be ID Il prohbtoy tariff She shoud
sacrifice interests CT one half her people Tor the dement,
Mr.. DAVE. asked to whose interest the BILL
Mir KAssoN replied that It was n the interest OF ever
IL lie psrrl several thrust, made a. hun in
being an officer OF the New York Free Iride League and
argued strongly against the passage Of such prohDioy
measure "a the pending bill
MI WILSON Qowa) commsnted upon the assertion that
NevEngand had nothing do with Tue origin Of the BIZ and
NJ D,wrs unmarked that the New England members were
wiling 20 vote for n or against %.
Mr WILSON Iowa interpreted that meaning that thcy
willing 20 get Western mcmbcis - go ior the b WINE
New-Iarllnd would take s benefits The gentleman from
Ohio Dcauo bad 90, frightened and went on Bis knees TO
ber Nra Enrui 10 or thi. tana J. most susu
Oar spectacle aud one when ne hai never 70 ~iHe'
% the lie had doubt the gentleman would be sue
cessu plea which be- had made II was s1d there vas
arrangement between the ana zoe Sool manu-
fctnfcrs As Western be knew nothing Of any such
f,yor anv snch bargain proposed bl should
rcc0mm;cd 90 The Committee Of WAYS aud Means VITA in
pending DID, winch The protecting the great wool IN
teres Tor which gentleman from Oho Deano bad ably
sni cirS and the tch section which protects Agricultural
interests also the amendment adopted u Committee Of
the Whole reducing the duty tea AID coics
one half. reducing the Gviv railroad iron from
conf noun! 10 70 cents per pounds embracing the pro.
visions of the pending bill 90 reference o. hn1.ecl lnseed
hempocd rap seed and oils manufactured thefsfo ana Te
docr he remaining duties embodied 300 the b o. not higher
than the necessity Of the particular Interest required
not exceeding any per cent the ratio nov hEed
hoped The member ION tie West would vote iorrt
m DoiGE (N T. said that be- fell bound. before voting for
the tin distinctly a. representative from great
commercial CITY, believed tie great Interests Of eou-
rcfco depended the prosperity TIC nation and mat com
uerco propered ui 30 PfoIoion .. We mas1.ols hna
h. ttourhi fhouI much modified and. therefore De
10 OF proposition TO postpone the m u December
re, fcragse the cxgeuC of e country did nos Tequrt nh
NJ MI
b came 10 vote be should 'oe ioi ~ pote,ns asans.
certain parts q and yei believing a. whole the bl was
f0 The benefit Of tue entire country ala ma tut Oh
The coantv the prosperity % the ty o. Nc"-lofA'
NJ G,rrrrrD Ohio closed the debate making strong
argument Of thc principle o." protection A. m 40
siract question: very little could be- said AGAINST the doctrine
Of free Trade bat only applicable in times Of peace and
where c0uutrc were ou tle slmr fhlf oi cIhl4t war
Whenever overturned thc doctrine 81 zee trade ~ IT,
,racaf app'ieaon The a0de OF England which lad for
oruuries protective 10 thc extent az WohDoh anl
which was now free trade De kencd % that Of giant of
athlete who after month Of training should challenge Young
shop ooy 10 come and fight with him lie hoped tlal 9
proposition recomm and ihe pfoI9siiioh w. ~
bott be voted down and that the bill Wouu Oe n
several partcnlars and made cqaiian' .. ,, Ma,
loved that when the country came Iii -. -"
had neen done camor rlinst hc b Houl q4e uqWa
his closed The debae though Mes.rs siEyEs ana fAA
o,,p nan had proposed submit some Arguments, but
cetned dolus 50 OF the disposition ~4Aos'u " Ae
NE Monrul moved to m the blank ef in the section tax
ine cotton with tie word three 30 as " mast lo I on
cotton or manufactured three cents per p0uAu AA
Mr wmsoS doTa) offered amendment to reduce the
d9y on IiFoAa iron ''''D one cent p''--
Mr FAeouH,n moved TO amend tho amendment by reducing
| ID ~ 5J cents pei 100 pounds
Mr. Pmcr iowaj moved reduce The duty sol in pack
sg from 4. conts 10 80 cents and bulk nom 81 10
g cents PEI 100 pounds
These amendment having been offered the previous cues
zion was moved seconded on a the pending Amendments
were taken on amendments reported fom the Committee
If the Whole the State Of the Union. asfy.ows
For increasing duty pig iron frou s. 70 $40 per tun
~ ogf crash" from the articles which dnty
d M cents per yard aud 80 per ceutum al vaorem was m
posed. Agreed 10.
For striking out the discrimination made in favor OF coal
from tho British Provinces Agreed Co. that all imported
coal to pay e. JOper tun Tho vote stood - Yeas to -
| Move. ,c--
Tor allowing the Florida and Alabama Railroad Company
| 10 boz credited with i've years Disagreed TO-
A amendments increasing tie duues Oh agricultural
Mixing The ose tax on lumber per o0O feet. Agreed
/
Reducing the duty l2c per d. Agreed TO ayes
Rei1eng the duty coffee 9!c per h. Agreed TO- with
All the other amendments reported By the Committee Of the