New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
BUCKNER Dem. MOI They were ordered to DO
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IhE IAA 40 ~" ,nn - No., ,o v., nm
what Is known as Caucus Force" bill, reported by
him In At week: and Mr.. SMITH Osep., N. " made an
-. 49, -. - a.. ,,o,.,,,,,,orai Amendment To rcqu-
effort to get up the CONSTITUTIONS Ame"um' -,
late tho election OF Presdent anu 'icei ~
Mr. DAWES pressed action on the Tariff bill. and sue
'' @ r' p,oo'o ,s ,rou :, % o,o,ock m vent into
eceuou' A"o iio"o "'' " - - ,,,, ,,, u,,o q,
Maine the chair. all debate on the bill being limited
10 one hour Inc pennlne question: mas % vn a pv''''
Speeches on tho question were made bv Messrs;
EAMES tRep., X ~. BANNING LID Hep., VI anu
TOWNSEND tRep, PENN. The last criticised Mr cox
canada:
Mr.. SYPHER Qsep, Ia) spoke IN iayor OF protScting
the sugar interests or louisiana Aer futther discus
sion, Mr Harrs's amendment was rejected, .oc
Mr. DAWES sep Massl moved an adatlonas "a, In est
be Little Iarl acil shalI DO construeu as dty
au On ,ns stn ON ,se Of
money in the savings bank pass-books
ton bat wSere & goods contain more than 20 per
quantity OF other material there shail be re-
ducon OF 10 per cent Of duty Mr seif
amendment was rejected aud Mr: Dawess adopted; -,
in calling r. free trade free trade and he believed that
that only free trade which was absolutely iree
never been Free Trader. was not to-day, and never
expected to be so long as he lved n1er rno nag u @ M
claimed on tho stump by demagogues, because no
man sconld go before an inteIheent @ =,
in the United states and aseaTs ed he the re-
suit OF free trade In this country Where would the
from to meet the vast outlay OF tne GOV
ton on tho products and industry OF the country and
yet there would be no industry in the country tor al
the mechanics and workingnen OF the land would be
weil paid He beIeved in tariff for revenue The
example OF Great Britain was often cited IN Denatl o,
free trade but was only within lew years Una. b bsd
Britain had adopted that policy. III recen.y sue a n
protected every interest OF her Observation-Disclosures "
even Of her farmers , ,,o A. rrprn
Chairmau'S hammer
might be allowed to proceed, as his speech was very
interesting. , - , ..,,. =,
Mr. ROBERTS, concluding DIS re,natas rem rs I'd san c,i,
were to go before my constituents ana dec'ro
Mr. cox Dem, N. ~ replied to his colleague tMr.
W. r. R1berts), and ntnated tnat no memUer WIZ Wiz
attended tho sessions OF the House, anu WIZ
OF intelligence, and not fond OF balderdash would 1a
derstand that free trade meant tne aDsoute Ieno,,
Of all restrictions 50 tar as revenue % ,pn nv such
ground and because he lMr. Cox had made an ius,ra-
ton about clothes, was ne 10 90 arrosnsu as Th una,
gogue BY or otner Op e egd @d out who to
influenced and helped by the cheap ciolnnK aoo or
Mr. HATHORN (Rep N. " offered an amendment to
tax Imported mineral water aud spoke In support OF H.
AH1p'eCg Wr eCgoyGFR Rep. Mich) smoke in favor Of an
DIT. ,n ho asarcd 70 Mace glipg twine on the
srae pt.f " "
iree 99otuRID,,E oPen Iowa) offered an additional
,nnnv an Income tax of three per cent on all
at ven ss 600 and slo 600 and Of ye per cent
on ali Incomes exceeding 10000
' Mr. T HOsKINS rep, r. " declared that such pro-
vision womd FeuItire $50 additional officers and
a. 500 900 additional cost.
NJ RJI iRep Mass) offered an amendme Mt pro-
vd,n1 tn,t tax on dlyidends &C. shall be paid by
norarions Adopted
NJ ionubridae's amendment as thus amended was
odnnted lii tn "a
Wr KEIIO,iG Rep Conn then moved TO strike out
tbe an ,cting clause OF the bill
' NJ nt VA anneaIed IN Mr. Keogo not 20 make that
,ont,on bmt Iet Il come from some other quarter
"VtIop ,DII ST. 90 Of, ~ ~ nor'o,aJ IN Tho ,nttnn
MT hEup ErtI n.toi N asrad rhat y that motion
MI id 90. 'lt no tha onnd,an 81 rho hill i'm tho
"ouiu no eho Va IL s"N