The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

2si WASHINGTON, teb< "a, 1870.
On motion of Mr. Dawes the tariff bill
All the amendments to theeish,h section
were noted down, after which Mr.. Dawes
Offered an additional section, exempsing
boiling cloth from duty and savings bank
receipts from stamp-tax. Adopted.
Mr.. LOughridge offered an additional sec
1itn IL imposing the income tax and pro-
viding machinery for its collection, which
tica provides iiasS psis Ssni. Ill shan Se col
lected on incomes between $1,000 and SlO,-
O09, and per cent. upon, INCOMES. above
After the adoption of an amendment
providing for a tax Of one-tepth. of one per
cent on alt sales Of, gold and stocks, Mr..
Dawes moved to strike out the enacting
clause, which was carried, after which he
moved for the com faitte- -of-the whole reso:
luton, and that the bill be re-committed
with instructions to report it back with the
tax on Is Whisky HAS ninety cents,
with the sugar and tobacco clauses IS
amended in committee of the whole, and
with the 10 per cent. horisontal section re-
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motion TO recommit, and Mr.. Cox moved
that the House concur in the action of the
committee Of the whole, striking out the
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motion, and the House refused to concur.
Ayes, LOG; nays, $50, and the bill stands
recOmmiytedt 60 the committee of the whole.
SMNHbARt lrom the select committee on
Louisiana affairs, submitted resolutions the
first from the whole committee, recon-
mending The House Of Representatives, Of
SA1uii4ney , seeat the ndsnhsrt thsown
'oIrt Under die erroneous application Of the
rule Of the returning board, and the second,
which was not unanimous, that kellogg be
recognized az, the Governor Of the State
He also presented a report on the seb;ebt,
which was ordered printed j I,,. Js,,sr,'a
The House thefeupon. again went into
committee OF the whole, and resumed the,
consideration OF the bill.
Amendments of various kinds were offer
ed and all rejected. Finally more amend
-usept. being pAsrei. .fis, sonfritFe neand
,rsposted TIE 1dl ,hdi .sueihnlntsi V Athe
House.
Mr.. Dawes thereupon proceeded to ad-
dress the House on the necessity Of provid-
ing for sfefeh iIN RSfry, nd spoke
of the inP9 ei&lkT p2Ahing apy reve-
nue. bill that would reach al sections and
all interests. Relieving that the necessities of
the government called on Congress TO pass
some revenue measure before adjournine,
he pVeed ito b1xsa uae Norec effort in
that direction, ard ii it failed, then. per
sonally, and as the organ OF the committee
(SiT s6Fa Geans, he should feel that he
|Aa6& n EN his whole duty He therel
1oe ~. Safuissi;',.e for the bill, taxing
All Ehiss Etscai,.r made, so cents on the
gallon, tobacco a!,u sugar the same as irl
the amended bi.l. Z restoring the 10 ne,
CENT On ssnsisep,,ed goq3S HE then
|Aios4 the frtiSiy questbn; pievioss
question Wis second !, and the main aues-
ton ordeisd ihe substitute was agreed
to yeas, lSl nays, Ill. q
r. Ehe.AoarptteRsnenrred on ordering the
bill to be engrossed and read third time.
ON which he moved the previous question.
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says, lla The Homs tha adjoumed. y