New-York tribune., 1868-06-11


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The House thereupon at 2i. went into Committee Of
the Whole Mr. POMEROY In the Chair and resumed the
the paragraph imposing special aR oh cattle AZ asS o at
No material amendments were made 10 the paragraphs
preserved meats and vegetables OF stations and
ackases propetors Of places OF public amusement and
Mr.. BUTLER moved to amend the paragraph relating
70 JuggeTs by including NJ the descriptions persons whO
sittines and exhibitions IL conjunction thePewith H'
The amendment was releeted745 TO ST.
The paragraph relating proprieors OF bowling alleys
Me-. amended by making the tax t25 instead of $40
The paragraph relating to jewellers was motion OF
OF persons who manufacture goods OF gold
silver aud the paragraph relating to manufactures of
No amendments made 10 the paragraph relating
TO manufactures Of firearms or pianos or OF billiard
Mr. ROBINSON Dem. n. " moved to strike out the
paragraph relating 10 manufactures OF playing cards
ne ground that It Is triple tax Rejected
Mr.. BAffSES Dem, n " moved 70 amend by in-
asing the tax every thousand dollars in excess Of
5000 from $40 to $2. Rejected.
Mr.. MILLER tRep:. Penn moved to amend by in
The paragraph relating to warehouses was, motion
OF Mr. sCIIENCK. amended SO to read "prOprietOrs
OF United States bonded warehouses for the storage of
Mr.. L0GAY ReP., nL) argued against bonded ware;
houses, pnd desired 10 substitute the words United
states Custom warehouses for storage Of merchan-
disc"
MIR sCHENCR explained that even IL all expectation
Of whisky from this country were stopped bonded ware
would still be required for the Customs and at the
dsteres and the question whether the pToprieOrs
of all bonded warehouses should should not be taxed
Mr. sPAULDING Gsep. Ohio, moved to amend the
hrst sentence read dstiers OF oil who Shall manufac
ture than 10000 barrels year, shall pay t2J
less than 10 barrels shall pay $50 and all who
facture than 1900 barrels annually, shall pay
Mr. scoFIELD rep, PENN. suggested that that hat
amendment be also reserved AS he felt confident that the
specific tax on all would be removed
Tie amendment was reserved.
After discussion by Messrs Logan, Judd and schenck
OF the amendment offered by Mr. Logan IL rejected.
Mr. sCOFIELD moved 10 amend the paragraph relat-
Ing 10 dealers n petroleum, by making the description
es-ee and operator OF productive oil well" Agreed
Mr. WOODWARD dem, PENN, moved to strike out
Mr. ALLISON Rep, Ioya moved 70 amend the para
graph by making the additional tax for every $1,000 IN
excess OF $1,000, q mstea ad Of 81
The amendment was reserved.
Nj. sCHlNCk moved to amend the paragraph relating
70 disullcries by adding the following proyisO:
Pord That .Ahl be Hpe.d for s' or ether sppar.
as chemical 'ess'ae purposes AAieh has been u'sa ia that
Mr.. LOGAN argued against the amendment as opening
Mr. sCHTYCK-The provlso is in the existing law.
The amendment was agreed 10.
Mr sCHENCK proposed TO amend the paragraph by
making the special distleries 81 eco instead Of
zoo and instead S q aG ,Gr c dct aS oS whisky
should be reduced the special tax might be Increased
He proposed that the amendment and paragraph be re-
served until after the question OF the direct tax be dis
~.
succeeding photographic relating 20 recthers compound
sra retail liquor dealers and Wholesale dealers In liquor
Do reserved with the same object ,
That assented TO- and the five paragraphs were re-
The pararrnph relating 10 manufacturers OF stills was
motion OF Mr. sCHENCK amended by shrinking Out the
Mir GRIsWOLD rep. " " moved to amend the
paragraph relating to nsters or malt dealers by max
.5 sS i road H'''''' or malt dealers shall each pay
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. GETZ Dem PENN moved TO amend by making
the tax S25, instead OF so. Nlthdtawn
Nj. ROBINSON moved TO strike out the paragraph.
Mr' sPALDING moved to amend the paragraph
atng brewers, by reducing the tax from 800 to $50
Mr. VAN AUKES Dem, PENN moved to make the
frat sentence OF the paragraph read Drewers whose
sales $1,000 shall pay SIS, above $4,000 shall
paw siOO" Rejected.
30 amendment was made to the paragraph relating to
several verbal amendments made TO the para
graph relating 20 dealers N leaf tobacco. a.. A..
Of that paragraph was amended 50 as TO read
Dealer, in lea, iebleo s6os .nasl .1s' DO gos s's,d 1000
additional 81 oOO Of $1,000 tsy shall pay ~
Mr.. TRIMBLE DeP Kyl moved a. TO otTaS strike out the
Mr.. sCHENCK made an argument on the other side
The motion was rejected.
provision requiring those who shall sell less than 30
OF ea AZ De sae 70 and 10 nav tber
tax Of G cents per pound He argued In support OF
Mr. sCHENcK opposed 1t, and the amendment was re-
Jected. ,,- .-, -. -
of Mr.. sCHENCk, amended 80 as TO read deal
ers IN tobacco whose annual sales do not exceed slO
shall each pay S. and their annual sales exceed sO,
Of el1II q. coz" Isy IN "uu'''OH V ~ '''''
MIR STEWART Dem y. Y moved TO strike out Of the
paragraph that part which requires otelkeepers VINO
sell tobacco snuff or eigar to pay the special TAX OF 70
bacco dealers Rejected with an understanding that IL
may be renewed in the House. -,
Mr COBURN Rep. Ind.l moved 10 exempt dealers
MIR sTTVFNs rep. " H. moved to strike out the
word cigars" wherever IL occurs IN the paragraph ie
MIR GETZ Dem PENN moved 20 exempt from the tax
as tobacco dealers all retail dealers and hoiekeepers
who do not sell pore than $500 year IN to"s0oo OIL"
No amendment, except verbal was made 20 the para
graph relating TO ihe Manufacturers OF cigars: a.. -
Mr. MILLER Pep. PENN moved 10 make the tax on
manufacturer of cigars ~ instead OF $40 Rejected
reached Mr. sCHENCK moved 10 amend by making the
first sentence read. Cigar makers shall each pay - -
cents Instead OF ST." The object he saic was not 10
yase revenue from that source but guard against
frauds and OF the law by requiring registration
Mr. PAINE Gaep., Wis.,, suggested that the object
could be better attained by paying the cigar makers 20
cents for registration.
The amendment was rejected. ~,
Mr.. PILE rep, MOI, moved 10 strike out the hrst
sentence OF the paragraph, characerzng lt as pIu
Mr.. BECK dem, Kenj argued against the whole par.
agraph particularly that part OF IL imposing penalty OF
81 for each day that a cgar.inaker not registered
Mr.. sCHENCK defended the paragraph as % pollce
regulation lie knew perfectly well what al the opposi-
tion TO the paragraph meant
Mr.. Piles ameBlment was rejected -. -,
Mr.. EGGLEsTON utep., Ohiol moved 10 SulAo ou' INC
paragraph. -. -, - l..
Mr. HUBBARD Hiep, W. Va) moved To amend Oy In
serfng the word knowingly" before the words neglect
or refused 10 make registry Adopted -
Mr. BROMWEIL tRep, III moved substitute Tor the
paragraph by requiring the cigar manufacturer " regis
ter the wOrkmen. .
Mr. ALLISON Rep. Iowa. suggested that the opposi-
ton to measure Intended 20 prevent frauds should NOT
come from gentleman who was 80 ready tO denounce
tho whisky frauds the gentleman from ONO tMr
Eggeson and did not believe that such frauds were
carried anywhere 10 great extent as IN that gen
tleman's district Cincinnau.
Ilro oil m W
Mr.. CHURCHILL rep, ". " moved substitute re-
eyng cigar maker Of all taI but requiring hm 10
register. a., -,
Mr. HOOPER Rep, Masa.l moved TO amend the SUB
situte by imposing the penalty the manufactureTwho
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