New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
nority The rcsolut ~ declaring tho election void was


MI bfNCH Or Me introduced hin to reyiNe re-, ~, ise
~ ~ go commercial interest ci tne l, ,' S'
ar CixTy eselcct CoInmtee on t'at sii9'd ed . hill
rs G;cp., ScN.McNcol lntt.,r,; ~; V =. f,aad
Trao ~ % AtohisoG, Topeka, ara SAINT" Ho
Nh siI,0GG Rcr Ia1 introduced JOINT reaoim,
,gn Isia. rprcpriang 5000 fora beacon n''" N''"~"
a. 'iiNGERsoLJ (Rcp.. IlJ moved to proceed TO the
sSnesS on the Sroakera table. Negatveu % 10 20. 90
Vhe House then at o'clock, went in'o
'''' ""0'' y" THE TARIFF BILL. .,.o,,,
NJ, wuI,FJ FR lRep n. " in the CEalf; the pcnuihB
onesf on heu,, on the amendment offered ny MI Bcla
min (Missour) to insert in the paragraph On I'LL ro
iron made 70 pattern and htted 10 NC iaiu oo""' "
'''s r iWIIS6T dem Mimi moved to reduce i TO IS
G n, ron would not remain under the existing
Tariff law hut would come on under subsequent para
graph taxing all menumera'ed non a' one een' p'f
pGMSnds pom scuFyCK Gcp.. Ohio remarked that he d
rected U cfr an amendment to that paragraph so as 10
cxciuG hat idea and to leave railroad iron' as uhuer
the eA.'. g law, at 70 cents per 100 pounds ,.
Mr. LOAN (Rep., Ill) advocated the amendment
The que not party one at least In hs section
OF The county The present duty tS On aa TarSSa e%gb iron
Mr. BLAIR Rep Mch opposed thf ameRus en- Wsys and
defended the action OF the eco NM Ui sv
ing tariff dollar that would have 70 ne pI @ Oh
Mr. TiIIMAN (2ep TennJ favored the policy of pro-
tectng domestic manufactures OF IRON. ,h o,rond
ment and orrned that the vote reducing the duty pig
iron would not be approved by the House. ana t"' o
rate OF s. per tun would lie restored. =, ., a,,,,
Mr. INGERsOIL Rep., 1l.) moved to make the dHly NY
on railroad iron $40 per tun, and protested AGAINST tho
ignoring Of the interests OF the consumers OF Hoh ioi '
benefit of the producers of iron Kejeeted: ,,,v Ror
The amendment proposed by Mr. BESJAMtN M H. theP,' &
Mol was agIecd TO by vote OF 70 to 60 80 the para,
graph making the duty railroad iron co cents per lOo
pT' Nh RE0OKs Dem N " moved to strike ont OF the
paragraph taxing railway splice bars &c eei,1s p @
pound the words "frogs and frog points which was IT,
Mr. OiNGERsOII moved to make it cent per pound
Mr. BROOKs moved to make it II cents; which was
rejected roovoa 70 reduce the duty on wrought
iron railway chairs, frogs and frog points ron on 20 m 70
per pound per which was rejected ny oz 10 w.
| No other amendment was offered TO the paragraph
| The next paragraph was that taxing iron wire. -.
Mr. sCHENCK moved to transfer twisted u ues Iioih
the following paragraph where higher duty Is imposed
| Mr. HOLMAN (Dem., Ind) moved to add to the words
rejected by ~ to 72 the Chairman voting in the negative
| Mr.. schencks amendment was agreed to. o,o
On motion Of Mr.. SCHENCk, the rates In the para
graph were reduced from q TO cents from 70 % CENTS
and from to cents per pound. ,,ao,,.,or no
TO the distinction between wire and round iron OF me
same size in the course of which MI LOGAN ReP; I'D
| and Means did not know anything on the subject;
| Mr.. SCHENCK undertook to explain the dlnef,nce,
| and made a predatory remark az TO his (WhO knew
nOthng) yentung to say word to ne VINO Khe" every
'ns ME- IoGAN said that if he did he would teach him
Mr schenc) something, for he certainly did not know
M! sCHENcK admitted that that was true hut that
the difference between them was that he did not pretend
to know eyerythmg. .o. ,o ,od oror isi,,o+od that
he knew everything that the Chairman of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means knew nothing He had simply
said that Committee did not understand this parcu-
| lar section, some of its members had admitted 80
| Without dsposing of the paragraph, the Committee
ar. LOGAN asked the Claimants consent to have
taken from the Speakers table Senate joint resolution
| kansas which expired today Objection was made.
Mr.. PORTER (Rep., Val introduced bill to remove
! City County, Virginia, which referred.
! The House at O'Clock adjourned.