New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10

turbaned eravestene. s,ip,ng his coffee and smoking
his clocuk until thus addrsssed By Turkish Ba.aawi
ookest sad to-day What has come 70 thee my brotber
And M, MAYNARD would reply % have heard from the
with me-" a. Ny unhappy brother" says the Turkish
Bashaw. cast your eyes toward Mecca bow your head
B,h broePP r Alan s great % and sS r MI
hInet 10 MS prophet" ll-ans1ter.l
could be revived by miserable, rascaIly eonsuss
system. Commerce does not depcnd upon consuates; Il
depends on laws rather the repeal OF avs La
taxes be taken OF and commerce will come, and the
great art OF shpbudiny-now almost lost In tails
cOuntry-would revive.
REPLY BIZ Mr.. KELLKY.
Mr. KELLEY (aep. PENN said lie had never known
before how very funny consular and diplomatic appro.
priaon bill could DO made The discussion IN the House
to-day good circus with two clowns
(Iaughter lie had listened yesterday to the states
manlke speech OF tho gentleman from New York Hewitt
with great pleasure because was speech repete with
wedigested facts, and showed that he under
stood tAe subject which he vas discussing. lie
had here Today also expecting 10 hear sensible
speeches fron tie gentlemen from iilinOis and
York Springer and COx but instead VI that he heard
speeches full OF gross Jokes nnt ior ,le House. and
suited only for the most vulgar portion OF those gentle
mons constituencies As to shipDmldng being lost art
ia this country, industry this country has
well within the last few years shipbuuding and iron
ships now being built not only Tor American uer
chants but also tor foreign merchants as PROOF OF hs
growth OF this business Ho said that the iron shipping
owned in this country amounted III lo6o 10 only 2oOl
tons IN 1869, to 3645 tons IN 1870 10 1902 tons in
1872 1866 tons, aud that ~ Dad gone on In Oh In
creLsing ratio eyory year. 1Le CITY U! Philadelphia
ho said, bad recently Obliterated several OF its
make way for iron 5hipyard, winch would be-
gin work wth order for humid ed foreig1goDg craft
AS TO tho reduction OF arf duties he invited the Free
Traders Of House read the history of the country
before tEoy reduce persuade. Let tnom
note tat under the highest tariffs the revenues lad
steadily increased, and there was a phOsOphc reason
for IL. Under a protective tariff the people are EN-
plOyed they earn wages, and able On " suppl
their wants but to CRAFTY teif desires ana III dOIne so
they purchase goods In return for tie ex
ports Of tue country. lie also pointed out tho
fact that under the present protective taflH Amer.
can iron goods are being sold the iron districts OF
England aud American cJt.OLs in Manchester. He pre-
dot,d that Tariff bill reported nom he Committee
o n Ways and Means and pending in tAe House. be-
an ILLINOIS you'd burn
fuel tie workshops of the country would De struck
down, and mm grafton prohibited.
I'm disc ussiOn To tho further course or ts ue
bate t was that Mr. Blaine Rep, MeD would
address d. House tomorrow, promising 10 keep as nosr
L. Inc merits OF the bill Cox and Kelley b;s done, sid
mai t.e General debate would close tomorrow.
the Committee rose, aud tue House az O'Clock ad
OuIneG.