, 1873-10-23

hut WOH II CORe lCeH 10 1nHllrD tHrn1, Many
weit to war .ac Ho shes- ebi1a 10 foreinn govern
inrta, and ron,nlorco Awliel tlown IL nothing,
and tu sip.uiltrrs went inso other pra,,its. Tlliis
a p Thcse ; waH T rcar"n ID s "yor q @oG nd
woodeu-shirs would continue 10 be made. 1ron
co" SUPPLY Tcy had moorasea oouaress na ND
got no help Finally They, went to work for them
tipa 8oiting 10 hive ho preference rho ship
ping trade was ret,trning to New ENGLAND.
THE F1nRr nEsotur1pH.
AFR. Daker, OF Ut. Louis, moved division Of tho
question 10 II tloy could nko some prpuroBa
wised to voio iho RESOLUTIONS Separately ''''
Col 0rosvenor asked II It woro not III order to
tho rejection Of the flrst rosouton2 Thoro seemed
n9 scarcely ny ~. q " sn t. et r q 4
| to vote on tho ArBt resolution.
Tho motion waB agreed to-
Tho resolution WINS rojcctotl.
Tho yeas and naya wore called on the passage OF tho
resolution hnd It defeated hIcsars. HtrAiahan, Of
msw 9nf S a.so1 Gaee5 o & 956 snH
alone voting iii the affirmative. The nays worc &c.
THE sEOoND RESOLUTION.
Tho second resolution nRntN read.
Mr. Cook, Of Clncinna moved to amend 1t by In
sortinE after ho word trade and nil materials used
in Mr tlor onara, so'strstionn 10; n,,,.,,,,, .,, ,
mind tho gentleman TINT forogn materials for buill
Ing vctscls could now be brought Into tho United
dead letter, for haildera did not And It worth thor
Mr. mawloy, of Detroit, thought the amendment
might romosea discrimination. Why should nut tho
hi'na n DO gEeaty senee which was not
Dart Abs favored TIC amcn,ment. ns proposed TO
f. sauG anyns ss @ M f'' shipping and
Mr: cook, after hearing ,the law. had rropsscd to
wthlraw tlo a1mon,;,ncnti nc but now removed It,. He
Ralne time tax materials brought in hero to build
scls With.
h1r; nswlsy sngeestod TINT tho words bo "foreIsn
Mr. natss asketl 4 that DID net glys double proeo
al
demands % q of fosegn shipping, t,ey might cut doun
ships. THAT ncon was not needed for inland tralc
whore there WAS competition. Nor did ho 500 any
tho statuc-booka. rore necessity Tor cunning
nl tho tfluo to Congrcss for a lie favored freedom
our ~ f sny res eo IN ~5s no
sesoni reaoltion when aroa he would vote for II
&c Gersny nSssea s S +
special corrs Of oillccra waa creatot
Col. Grosvcnor thought the amendment was ,n.aun-
war to
route: The surest way TO 1t to accure tho cheaper
gcssed was proper TINT materials for yessoa 10 10
naed on inland waera hho DO admitted duty FREQ.
board S Sesaez IN the foreign T trade and tho natorias to
used in building all vssHos, whothor engaged In
foreign inland traf,c. be allowed 10 DO Withdrawn
not aeon, to him that 1t involved tho inconyen,onco
Of tho offered by the gentleman from Milwaukee.
aqnl Justice to the West and tho inland marine lr-
forest. '''~ - '''''~
MIR, Grover, OF Now York, aad the whole discussion
had not touched tile base Of tho matter. Thry had
been told Indirectly that tho difficulty IN the woy Ut
the prosperity Of American commerce was the
high rats ot wagcs paid. He could why
tho foreigners should not be carriers tho high
we'll as n tho streets Of our citiee, whey they
bear brick aud nertar. II fro trade dcsred
why It not ngreed upon, instead Of wrangllng over
the duty fow Iolura in supplies on slip-boarl.
Tho discussion scetned 10 him to be tr0inH with
matter Of considerable importance to tho country at
lArgc.
Rir. Hoffman said tho amendment had really been
voted down wlen tue hrst resolution was III order.
Mr, Cook accepted Col. 0rosvenors amendment.
Tho Chair, referring to Mr.. Uoifmau'a point, hold
tho amendment IN order.
MIR. Baker oAereu m amendment to include NIL
materia used in the na,ufact1re Of railroad cars,
locomotives etc. {ArplauRe.1 II the object was to
cheapen transportation, tho resolution must arply to
railroads too.
Tho Chair ruled II ont Of order.
TINE WASTED ON NOTHING.
Mr. Farbauk thought much t1n,o wag eprut on n
trifing resouiion. rho shipping interest was The
most prosperous III the country, md 1t wns folly to
spend limo discussing q resolution 10 furnish them
nlaerinls duty free. Frcighs higher than for