The New York herald., 1866-07-11

produce revenue alone those other ar,i-
bl lie was not aware that New England had asked for
| ANYTHING In IL Tho changes n proposed
however vote for the BILL because other portions OF
the country than New England said was nee sary for
their poteo,on and because he believed IN the theory
oI protecting LABOR and encouraging Tho Development
or The great material resources OF this country Bnt hc
was opposed los ch high Of duty this tariff I'm
posed, except ~ temporary measure 10 meet tho cx
scnces Of tho present um,, growing out Of the expan
sve condition OF the currency and the scarcity OF labor
which were tho inevitable rcsals of the late war lie
beloved that when The Injurious effects Of the had
passed away aud Che currency was rturned to Tho
duties world better protec, the Substantial interests Of
industry and promote the prosperity Of the whole
| country.
Mr. kssoS (rep) Of Iowa. spoke In opposition 10 the
bill. He said It's title should DO bill 10 prevent III,
blessings OF Divine Providence from being enjoyed by
tho people cf the United States. II attempt 10
FORCE against the laws ~ Providence the people Of this
country to pay higher for what they need than the laws
AMI It's fundamental principle changed. II NOT the
AM riean people would be protected until they woald
no. no, b. sos to buy solitary .haf .ha, proteet.d"
eeisse for special interests and TO baanco the good
done 70 ono by the injury done TO another he gave
Now f0Iand tho credit or not being responsible for this
bill She shon,d necessarily be moderate m her TOR
views n she adhered ~ her general Interests. She built
not be in favor Of prohbitory iarir She should no,
ecrnce tho interests VI one half Of her people for the
benefit of tho other half
MI KAssos repled that 4, Ia tho interest % every
Inanua turer whose interest was protected aud In
creased by H. He porri-d several thruss made nj hn
in reference 70 h- being oNcef of tho kew York Free
Trade leagu and arued strongly against the pasSaso Of
sach a lrhibisory measure M tho pending hill
Mr. WLsoS, ~ of Iowa. eonpieul,d upon the asser
on that Now Rugland had nothing TO do With the ora
i OF this blu and DID not desire II pass
Mr., pAwIa remarked that the Now England members
| were willing to yoo for Il or against II,
Mr. WILSON Interpreted thar II meaning that hey were
willing 10 get West IN members To 70 for the bin, while
| Now En.and would tak0 its benents. The gentleman
from Ohio slr, Deanol bad gat II ghtened and went
| on his kncce 10 beg New England 10 vote for this
tarin IL was most singular spectacle, and ono which
| 10 had never oApeesed 20 witness ~ the House
! te had no doubt The sentemon wond 10 sues ~
/ 70, In ITO plea which hc had made /, said
thce arrangement between the wool grower and
Woo manufacturers. A. Western mnn he knew nothing
q any inch bargain nor would he pcrmt he views -
representative % favor any such bargain. He pro
| posed ihai vle bill shoad bo rccpmmued to the Com
hlt,ce o WnIs and Means with Instructions 70 report
~ embody'ns uAo hFat section % the pending tili,
winch "sr NE os Protecting no great vol interval FOR
Nhi We iaeuiJp from OAlo Mr. be'aunl had ~ ably
leade'f, u 1lSm1 abe sith se-uon, " references %
iqrors en4 cara na lLe tsalith e"c'ion which pro
tecs acr.'nt al nesosls. lso tho amendment adopted
| IN Commi.rc rf lie Nl.da rodueiug the duty ~ ten
ana coffee l.. 1ici- tls da'y - railroed Iron
| from ono cent ~ - fnfo1ty oenti per hundred
reference - N \ iiusc.i, home seed rape seed n
| oils nianuacta .leIr0nl, and fsu,ng ,hr remain.
ns duties cnb, - N iLe bi % not higher aen the
aegn ne.osf' y tae particular interest Fauirci, not
| nov nxci by law rhat tho protos,ion 10 cesirca
| y submit and he hoped the nenbofg from the Wcf'
| would vote for L.
L " ~
fore voting f6F tho BIN 20 state dlsiirty reprtBen
aive from great commercial city, that he believed t
interests of commerce depended he prosperity y
tho nation aud that commerce prospcrea lt Ia proplr
ton as manufacturing aud agricultural Interests dli
There portions % tho bi which IT, thought should
lie much modified ard therefore he was II fasur ol TIC
proposition 10 postpone the bill untl December next. be-
canse the esigencies 81 the country DID not nqhr an
alteration Of tho utrin within the next four months
liut the bill came 10 vote he should vote Tor " pro
resting against certain parts a u, and yet believing a.
whole the bill was Tor tho bcnsh, Of Tho ont ~ copn-
Try and that the prosperity of the country tho ptOA
| pcriy ~ tho city Of New York
Mr.. GARFtsp trep OF Ohio closed the debate making
strong argument IA iavoro the principle of protection
A. an abstract question very ls could be said ayainf'
tbc doctrine Of FREQ trade hut twas only applicable in
| gfade OF oparo. War, whenever u came, over nTnel
thc doctrine OF FRO tfadc W i practical application
The attitude Of Eugani, which had for centuries been
protective 10 tho extent of prohibition, and which
Tree trade b. koned to ha, ofa giant Or an athlete
VIII" alter months ~ training should challenge yOuu-
| shopbay To come oui and III With b IN. He hypcf
tla the proposition q recommit end tho prop soL -
porrone ~onid both BE- voted down, and that the hli
would bc amended Va several parac lars and mtdc !,
eqa tatio posaibls ~ believed whom Tho
tiy ray 20 uHu@rssri what had Locn done, l,e
| clanior against fhe Ipii would g1et down.
Ilis eo.aa ths, acta, in9a = hcssra stevens and
decilnsd doing 80 IN view o. tnc dispooa manifested
Ar Mopr moved 10 m The blank Ion in tho ,estIon
taxing cotton ~a the wri 'thfce - az TO mako thr
duty on cotton, manufactured tLrce cents psr
| pound. Th,- agreed 10.
+ Mr. wnsas, Of Iusa. oIsrei an amendmsnt 10
reduce the daty on railroad irD from one ossl ver
| pound T. -rvcny -hfe tcGts yer hundred pounds
Mr. TaHQrrrss tfcp) ~ Ind moved to amebd the
amendment ~ reducing y 70 my cent per huEdfcd
Mr. PHcx, ferl of Iowa, moved 10 rsdaos The daiy
on salt 10 packages from foryso 20 t.lriy-s cents
hundred ponBfs
These smendm~n,s having boon offered, Tho pr,vioss
question was moved and seconded ail IN, pendlns
snondments, thus preventing any other. from i,,in.
ob"red Separate yotas scfo taken the amendment
rerHied from tho COMMITTEES of ths Whole
oi the tnion.a ~ foliovss-
ror increasing the dity pis iron from nips dollars
to zen collars per ton. Disagreed 70 sihoo, divlaon
For s,utng out " cash" from tho articles on wheh a
duiy q az cents per yai AMI thirty yer Itsm al y
loiem ~ss imposed. Agreed to.
striking oat tho dsiIninalion msie In favor u
coal FROM tho British Provinces wa agreed To- 40 ha, III
,mported coal ~ 70 psy 81 10 psr TOO Tho stood
por allowing tho Florida and AiaiaIna Railroad Com,
pany 70 b. credited With Tvs yeara Disagreed 10
Az imsndnlen.. increasing TIE daiia. sxrratar.i
sab'ag toe lowest Tar on lumber ~ per thousand
,s1f. Agreed ~.
H7ssye. 90, noe. not cSunted
10 wthJgg the duty % osnoa TO 2I.o pr H. Ar~va
u lie whole w.rr ebdnsnt- reported BY the Committee
The Bert qaesaion was srd ~ agreed "
Nr Farqyhar rcuce tho "a sfn sdfnsnt offered by
one cent per pound fny -,siroad na frors |
30 nays ~s-s v |
Ths snendnsn, orsr.i ny Yr wilson os io-a u |
daca tho duty nlifyod 10 cents fef 0.e
hundrsd pounis, va agreed y. Ycas l0s. naysH
Tue aDcudment ~ Mr. Pfse, 10 fsdn Is- dgiy On
ssit In partages from forty t4ny sit csst and
IN bulk from thirty ~ tveSy four osDn pcr hun
drsd pyunte, agreed ~
Tho law, question tbs msion ~ Mr. LAwE~cs
trp ~ OHIO nsfs yesterday srLs tsa tssnt,.
tb'ri sceiion. organizing the bsrs.a "A stsaso aud
disagreed to.
Al tle arncnGmenx hayiBg teoa u1s 4Aaro~ea o. \
shf bah open fur iurthsr - tenn,
NJ ws-Hrrsv, rep ~ ~. inysri thst a s~ reco..
tnhed 70 ihe Cofnniitec ~ Wa. spl Man. wptis No.
@fa"tgns a. r~pgrt a. uo nsr smaa -th slrh hnelia.
-" egs and chAUsrs - u.s o. nni1los aAy 90 ~ -
maka
w VIZ, moved ASA smendrsg, 90, 4 >. reae,a.
uiei With intrctlnns to fFpyfg WA cnttfac ag ths
urst snct1n " The pop1ifx bl 80 sfh sasi tsefts
~sfous orTrNily p1ftsd ihef8f ts aflc B1DeHts
fcdarn9 10 dlty &Nd ntgsf Nls gssYaa rAyi ~
fetaain - TsFsd, fsteeeJ, tsnps - fAge@scd snd
ets riAnnfAetss tsrfpgf - rf3f8sd 10 tha tail,
due ~ We d9is fanr&d if0r e. s3Feniy cept4 I~f
cue hundred TsN1as AMI ,-ste al otisfT n .
saWd#i nf higses thFa tii~ ffuA ns<ssatsea ~ TIE
tu rFaf WfFeN i IL a..