New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
., ., rna,e, A. Pitcher for extension of their patents

Tor the @ orted from the same Committee allow
ing applications for extensions Of paSnwS Waiter S Hunt for
Nr JENCKES QSep, r. L)-Patehn Oh VA"
the mannfacture OF paper collars. PASSED.; rmothy d.
Mr.. CALKIN Dem, n - i,or or bell telegraph |
Jackson for immproyed ahhun0'"'
Mr. MYERS rep, Penn PateI n,r Si Passed
Az Also, the patent Of VIM Montstorm ior imp
revolving FG %Jna, Of John Edgar for sefresua'ns
Also, the pateut Of Tobias j. hiu'oO'' H'i'
ment in cider wheels. Passed xorr, for ir,proyed
Mr. CALKIN-Patent Of John p aonns' ioi '''P
"s Mr "yfoHSsoN9-CDtm, Cal)-Patent OF 'oha'na"
,1 dr, Tor harvester or header. Passed 49, o., Inn
lia'neTF lSSCKTSPaeut OF Augustus r. Moen for I'M
cnent I'm the construction Of basement cellar I'll
amt and other like valls 80 Us 10 Iehuci 'neN P
NVys he potcnt Of Robert Burns Goodyear, for I'M
Ppaing ITS consideration the morning hour EXPIRED
and the hin went over to the morning hour hcA
tee Of the Whole on Inc Tariit bill. % 90
Mir. DAWES Rep. Mass@ appealed TO inc hou'0 =" ~
into Committee the Deficiency bill .,.,o oso,,
Pending the proposition to go INTO tOHhItVo0' i''
tons wero Offered and adopted as follows - tho T,cas
Mr.. SCHENCK-DrectnR the secretary VI 'l'o onn,.
urv and the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue TO com
m9nicate their views and opinions in reference 10 inc
nxedicncv and advantage or disadvantage TO the Gov
eminent OF abolishng, in the COLLECTION OF -,
imnorts and tho collection of the internal revenue tas
an Allowances Of moices shares OF penalties nhcS'
forfetues or recoveres TO officers or TO % Cam
Mr. SCHIIMAKER Dem., N Y.)-Requestng lhe Coin-
mtice Of Ways aud 10 inquire into e1pede1Gy
Of so amending The Internal Revenue law ~ ybicb
provision section 10 of the act OF March = IGp me
provides that suit for the purpose OF I'm
assessment collection OF taxes shall DC !"
any Court . ann, mr.,
The House them at ID o'clock, went INTO COMMITTEE
the Whole Mr. Wheeler G&ep. n. " IN the chair on the
Tariff bin aud addressed in support OF the b ny MI
MCCARTHY (Rep. n. VI who declared that, wme III
favor Of tariff FOR revenue he desired to keep in view
the udcions protection of the labor and industries o. g
on tea coffee sugar. spcesarticles OF daily use ana
necessity among all classes OF the people Inc p ss5
tariff was prominently revenue tarl ana hau lasncu
" had increased the revenue and had largely increased
tho rpoeu Y q
had developed hundreds OF new INDUSTRIES anu
a1nsn t6 SOTI .t"y OF P sRs world pfovns that
strictly asre1ral people ever nn i H f
exported agricultural products; now IT mPGre1 snen
largely. Not only the states Ol lhe last Dut to
ana southern states were setting IN motion inc spns
jenny and the loom. lighting up the hres OF te lVrse anu
3ss and GeTeSp nS their material
| home demand and home supply produced paTai99l
this protective policy plain. practical common sense,
Referring to the article OF salt he sad mat IT'S
under the present tariff while the supply OF foreign sa
had dmnshed CO bushels asS InG ps o Of be lead
ing markets OF the country In N6w-iork IN 1900 loleS
salt cost az cents bushe gold today cost % cents
in currency In Boston Cleveland and Toledo it cost in
1860 25 IN gold to-day IL costs 2 50 ana 80
cents currency. Thus the fact was ao
domestic production had overcome the advance IN te
tariff and made salt cheaper hrouSno9 te ooTS ,hn
foreign domestic salt was from 1850 TO ls6o ocr .G
fifteen per cent ad vaoTem taTn the OnoHdaga SAT- nau
been driven from tdewater TO the interior put the pres
ent tariff enabled the salt manufacturer 70 reach 'No ~
| board. 49,, ,., ~, ,,oc.u,h,, ,cbv
r.
the duty might he reduced If American SAT- was
produced cheaper than foreign salt and was sold under
Mr. MCCARTHY replied that the present tariff enabled
American salt manufacturers TO hOd the seouaro mar
ket seven years ago they sent no salt to tide water,
but under this tariff they sent there 35cCOo Dushe5
| year AS TO the Western market, they never needed
| protective tariff salt. . -, 81,
| Mr.. BENJAMIN Rep MOI asked hr. Mccarthy IL II
there had been any change in the duty Oh salt WIth
MF. MccARTHY said there had not been but during
the first two years of the present Tariff GOLD was al
high mum making the manufacture more 11te zen
Mr Mc S admitted that but suggested that
made it profitable send salt there than TO send
to tide water. Tho gentleman from Hew-lork tSiI'
BrOoks) had spoken OF salt being Tree ana cheap III IN
gland. His colleague must have been aware OF inc
tact tina. Us Of a %as Te were two and
half millions Of people III starving condition ne WAS
labor of America should be brought that condition;
otherwise lie might charge 1t on him. us he would charge
II on the Free Trade League whose tariff he pir Brooks)
was strongly enforcing There would never DO cessa
ton agitation the Tariff questionneyer, no. never
until the whole laboring and industrial classes OF The
country made subject 20 the combination OF power
and wealth Of she capitalists OF England France and
THs DEFICIENCY BILL.
At the conclusion Of Mr. McCarthys speech the Tariff
consideration Of the Deficiency blll The bill appropr
stes aggregate amount Of $24I7l for deficiencies in
the service for the present scal year. including the fol
lowing items:
the Cu.emrSq.s. q. Cairo Ill., sloSo Detroit! Mich
Ne. $4,000 BeposJ Va $500 osteHeaIg Sgoo s,ou,Ay
ONO sOWV oe :, boI,iari sy, -toOOi CIV
oSo, M tns hospital Portland Ne, $1,000; for
pss store Philadelphia $4,000 for the we'toeuter stairs Of the
& in BsnSoT Me sSovo farniture Tor the same Custom House
~ COO o the ouse De Mone lows b7OO
pube printug public building sO3O; thO
sIsrb for Congress sl'OO eeOaraeoH eIpsn
Mr. BECK Dem KY, a member OF the Committee
Appropriations addressed the committee upon the gsner
al subject Of the expenditures oil the Government lie as
sured the gentlemen that II they Of the opinion that
the expenses OF the Administration for this year were
for last they much
mistaken He had said before that the expenses Of the
Government for the present year womb amount 10 S5O
| 900 600, and that statement had been subjected
TO very Great critician the press Of the country
The Chairman of the Committee Oh Appropriations and
| the Speaker of the House, the one ia speech and
the other in letter has announced as fact That Pres
dent johnson expended S36SO0000 during the last
his Administration, and that during the first
Of Gen. Grants Administration the expenditures had
| been reduced TO S3l4OOO,OOO
| Mr.. BECK said ne not making his statement for
| the purpose of making any unjust criticism ON tho
| Chairman Of the Committee on Appropriations
| He had nothing from that gentleman
| cept a desire to economic; but when that gen
| tleman and the Speaker OF the House announced
year President Grants Administration than had been
expended the time of President JOhnson's Adj
mnistration and that these figures were taken from
official records he would say that they both mis-
taken I'm his Judgment, TO tho amount OF not less than
| s6OOOOOO0 ST5,000,OO0. His opinion that the
| expenditures OF the Government for the current
| year were nearer A00,0O0O00 than any other
| figure that the gentleman could misunderstanding
than they were TO s340G0 Why did he say sol
Because when the Secretary OF the Treasury failed to
give any account Of the unexpended balance hand at
the the last fiscal he by law required
to do, resolution was adopted by the House, calling
| upon him for such statements. The statement
| which the Secretary sent IN reply 10 that
resolution only showed tho balance the 9Oth of Sep
TENDER, 1869, which threw no light upon the subject
whatever. 1boreupOn he (Mr Beck) had offered
luton in the House requiring the Secretary Of the
Treasury to furnish fun statement OF all unexpended
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