The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

G Q N O II E S S.
THE TARIFF In THE SENATE.
Tea and Coffee Placed on the
Free List.
The Soldiers Homestead Bill
i4 haa Passed.
Private Bill Day i'm the
House.
SENATE
wAsnINGroN, xarch ~, ls7s.

WASHINGTON, March ~, lS71.
woMRN PoLyoAMY.
The WOE PREsIDENT laid before the Senaea memorial
signed by of Utah. strongly spre-
eating the admission of that Territory into Union
EtaAe In letter addressed 10 the Vice President
panyine the memorial committee of two ladies state hata
large majority of the siene have residents Of Utah
members Of the Mormon Church many years; that
bess o them have personal very bitter experience of
s ss1. o. and n, they have
and greatly intensified by the admission Of Utah into the
and the conssqusns accs.s!on Of The Nor
By M rosssos, trepj Of Kansas, from tn. co.sit.es
Sn me 70 sG on c
lGs s SAT- s and Sn River
Company, with grant Of right q way. ,-..,.g
on o The 70 The the oyS ensss
Of LsSdSn for hs the mill
~ Mr.. OALDwEIL trrp, Of Kan. from the committee
ss isitc as.
NJ MosRfII !rep.) of w. introduced bill repsalns the
scs lands and certain p'sses in the Indian Terri
Sr saEHsAS rsn Of Ohio from the Comm,t.a IN
Finance, reported 81 wnona and s.
:eter Railroad Company certain duties paid railroad
SELECTION OF sHrrxAsrKRa
&.
81 ana Sp sd O e to waa
o homeseass on the public lands and urged its
~ The expiration Of the morning the unfinished
t THl TARIFF BILL. arle
that the a bill Should be- temporarg laid Aside for The
this s stated that signed
biz and that II we're not passed 4 would be
a's III ma seSs 'ns D. spring
Mr. nRa%sn @ The lay yea. suS s' rsa S
ordered Ano 4 me % soDan was Eli
ws: then taken np yo,, ~. srv,v man, =, Nav
ma n or he benes Of suecuators O
he BIZ rvs was 81, passed I'''-' - .'
bill M ' cossHTT repro trsp Oregon being entitled
Hr CeanErr criticised the bill a. making too great are.
daeoS q duties and tending yroduce 81
for hisE protective auis. nsre:.sd - 49, -
IN % %
At this time 'ssmsai s = ss FOR REVENUE.
ana the poson Of a to BE-
N Of
s sssd ana 10 favor OF LIBERAL reduction upon al
Mr. HAMILTON tden.l of Md, said tho democrats we're
NJ %oareS read from he democratic pis,ierm Of 1858
SD sw ps % no
o,.no5 e nossy }ar r...Don
Bodies which bodies he though would be recognized
s sa
g. T s:s,,i III .,n decides ss:1s .ss Tss
Tariff, he said, was question of labor and
wages than anything else Wages in England were
waces IA Germany
and Belgium they were only onethri much in the
United States, and with such disparity wages idle
suppose that industries could thrive without protec
on There was an impression abroad that American manu-
facturers making profits He believed this
70 be and he asked Mr. Anthony to state his
opinion the profit OF manufacturing Ia Rhode
island during the last FIVE years
EIGHT PER CENT PRoTlxs
Mr.. ANTHONY (rep OF l., said he thought 1t could not
be more than eight per cent 80
Mr.. MORTON asked Mr.. Morrill, (of Vermonp his opinion
On the subject. .
Mr. MORRILL, said that during the var some OF the New
England manufacturer bad made large pros chiefly ~
me rise in of the raw material they had on hand
ut the beginning OF the war; but that their profits
average did not exceed eight per cent
MOTION asked Mr. Scott to state the average prohs OF
Mr. SCOTT could not state the average throughout the
BEEN aSe 70 mSntsn themselves through the period Of de-
MnrTon q. that while he was in favor OF