New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
ro.o,n,,o, was referred to the Committee on
Eoreipn Affairs.

A PUBLIC HOLIDAY. a ,oint tosou.
Mr. crJJEZCK f,cr, Ohio introduced Jtha aav an
Sn Saras a tie 10th Of May being ,Ss gs eS sy Of
pointed ard accusomd TO De VIII lied in war defence of
Inc Union against rebellion pupo he United s.ates
observed az sueh by the peop'e "a
iSi r s WiIS moved that on Tuesday
and Thursday of this week. '''0 'io'''' '''N
Agreed to. sr,tcTIyc DEBATE.
~. ccIIrNCK ode red resolution giving inc 'ou-
ntcc Of the Whole authority 10 stop debate on ally Por
ton of the T.rif hill Adorted.$ 70 Ia ,o,rt ,sso
ton ior che payment Of boun. to all s1srS Trocsn
into service under me M cnnistc g"
The House thcn ut hafpast l. went into Comnitte
the Whole Mr. WHEEL Err (ep, n. ~ In the Chiir' o.
WV THE TARIFF BILL.
The pending paragraph was that as 10 the U"SI"Ph
cables. II was amended so as to read: .--,o.o.
On all insulated ;elegr3c o electro can,s o' s"0'N pf'
Tie next parasraph Was that taxing hairpins made OF
9n r "o ep Sassj moved to insert following:
On machine card clothing sn hang eao ,S or however manu-
Kficr INFLAMMATION and discussion, the question was
toiac v ;i"rs. Int quorum not voting, the Chairman
caused the roll to he called and reported tne nasS
the asentees to the cNn WA Az 400 an kc and the
amendment was agreed TO by Ga TO 81. ,. -, At,
Tf sgSc S%eHded 90 as tG rea Ga' 0
Of description, noi otherwise l'o'ie 0' "O
Tie hSx paragraph rc,crringto chains, was on motion
of Mr. sCHENCll struck out. . M e,u1,ycZ
The next paragraph was on MOTION oi MI 0OhANO4>
amended - as 10 read: I'll -. -, N,
o, wrought iron washers hqts Dolls OF I u cT y pe1 pdpn
rir sCHENCK moved 10 insert an additional para
graph. as follows: -. -, J.. ,,o
hinges WEIGHING net more than two PG1 T9 " the
hf@r op,!oston by AIr. BROOKS (Dem., n. Y) the
amendment was'agrced TO by 60 to i6. , 49,.
The next graph was that imposing duty OF three
cents per pound wrought iron welded pipes, tubes
aud Gues Of oil descriptions. ,,,oo .,o duty
n "a cents per pound and argued that that uy-oNer
s61 certainly sufficient protection for thG r d1nr
TO question by Mr. ELDREDGE he SAID that IL WOMB
be an nd vaorcm duty of from 81 to 10 per cent an sno
The amendment was supported by Messrs. JUDD and
Sa Hs S %d G rsested by 81
The next paTagr3Pn was st thst imposing t RALLY ANY .,
cents per pound on timed ron kno" as ' "'' iu
Nj sCIIENCK moved to amend the paragraph by
On Iron or tin plates galvanized iron coated with hne, or any
Mr. NIIisoN Rep., Iowa. moved to strike out the
Mr. Ni'ons motion prevailed, and the paragraph was
The next paragraph was that taxing horse and mule
'I Mr cox Dem, n " moved to strike ont the para
graph saying that he represented the body OF the truck
aud carriers Of NewYork City who were interested
The amendment was discussed by Mcssrs cox, Me;
Sy Messrl MAYNhRD, G0SGR and Others against it.
Ei9aly the paragraph was stricken ont -,
The next paragraph was that imposing duty on al
OF iron otherwise provided for and screws
of other metal than iron Of 40 per cent ad vaorem
per ~" cent it"G Reiected@sG to TO- ''N
MI. Rogers Dem, Ark moved to make it 80 per
| cent. Rejected. =, 3. ., o
| Mr.. ALLISON Rep., Iowa. moved 20 make it % rer
| cent. Agreed to-G5 to 80. =,
| Mr.. GARFIELD Nep., Ohio moved TO strike out thy
words not otherwise provided for SO as 10 place al
| iron screws on the same basis. Reectcd-52 to6i.
On motion OF Mr. SCIIENCK tkep., Ohio), the para
graph was struck ont leaving the duty iron screws as
| under the present llT.
| Mr. sCuENCK moved TO strike out the next paragraph
| as TO vessels of cast iron, andrOns, &c -
| MIR GRISWOLD DEM y. ~ argued that striking out
the would not give the relief required as the
present duty prohbitOry. 49,
without 0ispOSiug of the motion, the Committee ros"
having advanced as far page No. IS of the bill, which
contains 80 pages.
The House then journed until tomorrow at II o'clock