The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-02
na eollsOted on ami distilled splrlts there

90 cents on each proof gallon, or wine gaiion
when below proof, to be paid by the distiller,
owner or person having possession thereon
before the removal from the distillery or
bonded warehouse, and so much of section
2 25l of the revised statutes of the United
States as is inconsistent herewith is hereby
repealed.
SEQ. 2. That section 1865 of the revised
statutes be, and the same is hereby amended
bv striking out the words "twentY cents
pound" and inserting in lieu thereof the
words "twenty-four cents pound" pro-
yided that section 1894 of the revised statutes
be- and the same is amended by striking out
the word "6ve" wherever it occurs therein
and inserting in lieu thereofthe word six"
and by striking out the word "siXty," and
inserting the word ''seventy-hve,"
increasing the duty on cigars
from IS to Sc a thousand, and on cigarettes
crease of tax herein provided for shall not
apply TO tobacco, cigars or cigarettes on
| which the tax under the existing law shall
have been paid when this act takes effect.
SEC. 8. That on all molasses, concen-
trated molasses, tank bottoms syrup OF
sugar, cane juice, melada, and on sugar, ac-
cording to the Dutch standard OF color, i'm
ported from foreign countries, there shall be
levied, collected and paid in addition 10 the
duties now imposed in schedule @. section
1904 OF the revised statutes, an amount
equal TO 25 per cent. of the said
duties as levied upon the several articles and
grades herein designated, provided that the
concentrated melada or concrete shall here
after be clsssed as sugar dutiable according
to the color of the Dutch standard, and
1 melada shall be known and defined as an
article made in the process of sugar
making, cane juica boiled down to the
sugar point and containing all
the sugar and molassas resulting
from the boiling process without any process
of purgiDg or Qualification, and any and all
productions of sugar cane Imported In bags,
not baskets or other than light packages,
shall be considered sugar, and dutiable as
such; and provided further, that ofthe draw
back on refined sugars exported allowed by
section 30l9 of the revised statutes OF the
United States, only one per cent. OF the
amount so allowed shall be retained by the
United States.
SEC. 4. That so much of section 2, sos OF
the revised statutes as provides that only
90 per centum Of the several duties and rates
of duty imposed on certain articles therein
! enumerated by section 2,504, shall be levied,
collected and paid, be, and the same is
hereby repealed and the several duties and
] rates of duty prescribed in the said section
2 5O4 shall be and remain as by that section
levied, without an abatement of 10 pei
centum, as provided in section 2,50S.
SEQ g. That the increase of duties pro-
goods, wares or merchandise actually on
ship board and bound TO the United States
] on or before the 10th day OF February, 1873
nor on aDysuch goods, wares or merchan-
disc on deposit in the warehouses or public
stores at the date of the passage of this act
Z SEC. 6. Provides that nothing in the act
( of February 8, 1875, -'the little tariff act, +"
3 shall be construed to impose any duty on
boiling cloths, therefore admitted free Of
4 duty, Jr to require the use OF stamps on en-
tries of receipts in pass books of savings
( banks.
The following is the vote in detail on the
|, FINAL PASSAGE OF THE BULL:
Yeas-Albert, Albright, Averill, Barber
Barrere, Barry. Begole, Biery. Bradley
1 Burlington. Bundy. Burleigh. Burrows
Butler of Mass, Cain, Carpenter, Cason
Cessna, Clark of N. j., Clymer, Cobb OF Kan.
Conger, Crooke, Crounse, Curtis, Dan
8 ford, Darrall, Dawes, Dobbins, Dhell,
, Eames, Field. Foster, Freeman, Frye
j Garfield, Gooche, Hsgans, Hale of Me.
J. Hsrmer. Harris of Mass, Harrison
: Hathorn, Hswley of ILL.,. Hawley o
Conn.,, Hszelton of Wis, Hszelton o
N. J., Il. r. HOar, G.. Z. Hoar, Hodges
J, Hoskins, Houghton, Hubbell, Kssson, Kill
linger, Lamport, Lawson, Lewis, Lowe
;. Lynch, Maynsrd, McCrary, McDili of Wis.
: MscDougall, Merriam, Monroe. Moore
= Morey, Meyers, Negley. Niles, O'Nsil, Orr
!, Ortb. Packer, Page, Parker of Mo-, Par
sons, Pendleton, Pike, Platt of n. Y.
/. | Poland, Pratt, Rsiner, Rapier, Richmond
:, K. II. Roberts, Robinson of Ohio, Ross
= Rusk, Sawyer, Scudder of N. J., Sessions
!. Shanks, Sheats, Sheldon, Sho emaker, Small
J. Smith OF Penn, Smith Of La., Smith of n
!, Y, Sprague, Stanard, Starkweather, Straw
!. bridge, Sypher, Taylor, Thomas, of Va.
/. Thompson. Thornburgh, Todd, Townsend
: Tyner, Waldron, Wallace, Ward of N. j.
: White, Wilbur, Williams of Wis. Williams
: of Mass, Williams of Mich, Wilson o
:. Iowa and Woodworth-l23.
l. Noes-Messrs. Adams, Archer, Arthur
:. Ashe, Atkins, Banning, Barnum, Beck, Bell
r, Berry, Bland, Blount, Bowen, Bright, Brom
r, berg, Brown, Buckner, Burcbard, Butler o
4 | Tenn, Caldwell, Cannon, Clark of Mo-. Clay
|. ton, Clements, Coburn, Comingo, Cook
: Corwin, Cotton, Cox, CrittendeD, Cross
?. land, Crutchfield, Davis, De Witt, Don
;, nan, Dunnell. Durham, Eldridgs
II Finck. Fort, Giddings, Glover
Gunckel, Guuter, Hamilton, Hancock, Har
ris of Ga, Harris of Va, Ravens, Hereford
}, Herndon, Holman, Hunter, Houston, Hurl
: but, Hyde, Kelly, Kellogg, Knapp, Lamar
J, Lawrence, Luttrell, Magee, Marshall, Mar
:, tin, McDill OF Ia, Mclean, McNults, Mill
r, kin, Mills, Morrison, Neal, Hib bis!
/, Potter. Randall Ray Read. Sayler o
) Ind. Sayler Of o., Sener, Sherwood, .Sloss
!, Smith OF Va, Smith of o., Smith OF n. C..
T, Southland, Speer, Standford, Stevens o
= Mass, st. John. Stone, Storm, Stowell
y Strsi Swami. Vance. Waddell, Walls, Wells
:, Whitehead, Whitthorne, Willard of Vt.
;, Willard of Mich, Willie, Wilson of Ind.
; Wood, Young of KY, and Young of Ca
}. lib.
;; The Eouse then adjourned.
;, From letter from Prof. Peters dated a
> Queenstown, New Zealand, the 18th o
:. Dacamher ia the followinp naraoranh. II