New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
XXXIXrn CONGREsS-SEcoND SESSION.
BY rBLEoRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE.
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BY rSLEoRAPB o TRIBUNE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, March !, 1867.
JUSTIN 3. MORRIII!s CREDENTIALS
Mr. POLAND rep w presented the creden, traI
March /, 1867, 10 1873. Ordered to DC filed.
THE TARIFF WOOL
On motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN Rep, Ohio, the Finance
Committee discharged from the further consideration
OF the House bill TO increase the duty WOOL and in lieu
thereof reported bill in the precise language Of the wool
sections Of the Tariff bill passed by the Senate.
MI SHERMAN, in explaining the bill al the request OF
Mr. GRIMES (2ep, Iowal, stated that the Tariff bin
had been defeated In the House lie thought 10 advisable
10 get that part Of 1t passed which related TO the WOODEN
Mr. TRUMBULL Rep., IIl) raised the point that the
bill could not Toe considered on the day 1t was reported
Mr.. SHERMAN said this was not report from a Com
mittcc lie moved 10 discharge the Committee and then
introduced bill ON his own responsibility. -. >.
The CHAIR decided that a bin might bo taken up TO
day but II required unanimous consent 10 consider IT.
The bin was taken up. Mr. HENDRICKS ti9ein., lnh
Directing 10 It's consideration. Mr.. SHERMAN appealed
the Senate to take vote aud decide for or against the
Mr.. CKESsWELL Rep., Md asked II the Finance Com
mittec had abandoned the rest Of the Tariff bill
Mr. SHERMAN said ne not speaking for the Finance
Committee hut If Senators desired to amend the bill by
extending the tariff on other articles they could do So
Several Senators having inquired, why not pass the
FMr FFSsENDEN d2ep., Mel said that 10 pass the bin
from the House would be 10 abandon the rest
mcnt. II the senate agreed 10 the proposition OF MT
Sherman could 20 TO the House and c amended there
Mr.. TRUMBULL rep, III said If any hill was TO be
passed he shOId greatly prefer the House bll lie had
not had time 20 compare the House and Senate wool
tariffs. His constituents satisfied with the House
bl and hc should therefore vote against any 81 the
amendments II the bill amended II would go back
20 the House and there pt rIaps the Whoc IarH bhI
would bc put upon 10 as an amendment
Mr.. GRIMES said the intention of thus movement was
precisely what MT. TTumbul ntimated-to amend the
bin by AN increase Of 20 per cent on all articles.
Mr'SHERMAN moved, IA an amendment To the House
bin the Senate provision in relation TO carpets, IN heu OF
the House provisions. 80
Mr. TRUTHFUL asked why not pass The House bill
Mr.. SHERMAN replied That he was in favor OF dong
80, but hc did not believe there was majority ia Tue
Senate with him. .
Mr. CATTEIL tRcp N j. said he intended 10 offer an
amendment increasing the duties on all imported atcer
20 per cent except sugar tea, moldsc coffee, lumber
and railroad non an,
Mr.. JOHNSON Uep, Md could not vote for the nill
OF the House, because Ia pass II would bc 10 haNc
other interests deserving the wool interest entirely
unprotected. -.,.
Inc Tariff bill was laid aside 40 o'clock. Ia accordance
with understanding arrived ~ last cycnuE that Tie
Colorado bIl should Toe taken up at that hour
COLORADO WHO.
The biz 10 admit Colorado taken mp The question
was Shall IL pass the objections Of the President not"ih
staudngf The vote ~ follows, Republicans, Roman
Democratic Italc, JohusOntcs small caps: