New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13

iona Of tho Prc,on laws 70 the ycrrtory Of Colorado
After explanation by Mr. Sargent, SNOWY a h was
bill was entirely In the interest Oh So''"'' ~
Mr.. sCHENcK Rcp., Ohio, moved to go into COMMIT
Mr. WOOD sm Y before VIEW s%G Of d the facts that
The BIZ had been three aud nan 10 had beon DISPOSE cd
TIE that only e V SESSION. that appr
Uriatnn bills were yet unaoted upon that there were
ggcsGnS Of ert snSnd pass The House could
t rcssibv p,ss the senate, hc would not let the OH
either bo re6ommted or }la a'o0 10 'N'' '"0
oG Mr &c c II replied that no prepared at all
chairman OF the Committee Of Ways and Means, 10 pre-
sept s work to the House and endeavor 70 set ac'n
subject from gentlemen Immediately around him. III the
no h the gentleman could get more Information on that
BIZ fairly 80 Ter ah mt n ther
ter and offered in good faith with view 70 ra,se
through with tho bill in the next three
four days easily ~, they eS g, tSo rdmain
ing pages the BILL 1t least three fourths finished
point OF time They lad passed over every thing that
There good many members who did not intend 10
vote for any tariff at all and he suggested that those
members should refrain from discussion or offering
amendments and themselves to vote against the
lin a whole: lie thought Il would be known in day
sion He therefore proposed TO this morning not
with discussing probabilities but with the ,
bill itself He insisted on his motion TO 80 INTO
Committee -. 40,
TIE House thercupon went into committee on tne
Tariff bill Mr.. WHEELER URep., n. " in the Char.
Various amendments offered to the nickel para
graphs and rejected less than quorum voting In
each
on motion to close debate tie paragraph relating
to German silver, there was no quorum voting, ana INC
Chairman decided that the roll be called. -,
Mr.. SCHENCK wished to call the attention or tne
country the side from which the delay came, aliudnS
to the fact that many Democrats were not voting.
The roca showed the presence OF l54 members, ana
on q recount by tellers the motion was agreed 70.
On an amendment offered by Mr.. BUTLER crop,
Mass to the paragraph, to insert the words au-
mnum and its alloy, there was again no quorum voihe
and the call OF the roll had to he repeated when 100 NELL
beers answered The amendment was then agreed 10.
A like amendment was offered to the next paragraph
and agreed TO. A,
Mr.. BROOKS Dem, N. ~ moved to strike out the
paragraph taxing old type cents per pound.
Mr.. PETERS Rep., Me)-IIow much does 1t pay now
Mr.. BROOKS-N0thing. -
Mr.. PETERS" Let us 60 for that" adding, Let us
give them little Soothing Syrup"
The motion agreed to by 63 to 5 and the paragraph
was struck out.
graph taxing live animals 20 per cent by adding pro
Vso that emgrants teams. exceeding wagon and
animals for each family, shall be admitted duty free
Agreed to.
Mr. SMITH Rep., VT moved to increase the duty to
80 per cent which was agreed to.
MIR. BROOKS Dem n W moved to strike out the
paragraph, which was rejected.
Several amendments we're offered to the paragraph
taxing oatmeal cent per pound, and flour of wheat
rye buckwheat onehaf cent per pound and the
out disposng of the question the Committee rose. $3.50 .
The House then, at n O'Clock took recess I'LL
this evening the session to be business to be reported
from the Committee Invalid Pensions.