New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
ers of Congress were necessarily Influenced by local

Of Congress were necessarily influenced by local in
Mr. COKE Deni.. Texl thought the same argument
applied 10 civil commits son. The reason why Congress
had the tariff before that the wishes OF
the people bad been frustrated by packing committees
In favor ~ manufacturing privilege . -
Mr. MORRILL, (Rfp., VT sald u was wIuhR 10 SUP
pose that these petitions wtre wholly from manuidc-
Mr.. MCPHERSON wanted the tariff to BE- only for
revenue, tar practicable, but he wanted our
own produce manufactured here ut home auH employ
ment gwen To American Labor IN capital III America
Mr.. EATON (Dem., C0nn.l wanted ~ have cOInS-
1n in2i couit ten us WnnI ,a,i1 Wa nn n, ~
was "bj ctd thIi the appoint n,9I mus ou iH', W
n Repubican President. He knew The present * GU
live. and the h. called around him. ana he believed
he had right say. that if TINS appoint,ns power
efC where this LIl racrd it. inee would b" nine
longing all L. one political party one shad" OF
opinion the tariff question. Democratic Senate
Otrcrl 'urthrr remarks he sand The interest on
had not pad more average tnan per cent. The
tariff was not building up blasted monOpoIies'
The pending question being On the ameldinrnt oHrrrd
by iir KrkwO0d directing the Commission 10 include III
their report the relation OF the srn TO the existing sys
TEN OF internal revenue Laws, IL was aiort"d.
The questiC occurred upOn Mr.. Kirkw0"i's amend
nlrnt to MIR. Garand's substitute. increasing the num-
| The question recurring on Mr.. KirkwoOd's amend;
sn5 @ IN @ "g S p6s for "Ss s u& @
adinG, clearance ana p0iaGe OF I"sGls enGaHt", III
offered his amendment incudng the internal revenue
laws III The Invest CATION as au amendment 10 tue Gar
| aud aubSltute instead OF the original "ilI - -,
Mr.. BECK (l)etn., XVI said there was no revenue al
all tn tariff II 1t was reduced 81 er cent tir
|
pIOsperit, Of entry. H. spoke aEdln~t thr Eaton
bill Mr. MORRILL, i'll replying 10 Mr. beck Sald maj
after his speech the Oihcr GAY NJ D-ck had l' on INC
President and perhaps HIS bitterness to-day resulted
being promised tie appointment OF the men he
desired on the Commission.
MIR. BlIt X aid that as mean Il n rs was ever
III tGc ScIat against another. He went 10 the
White House lutrOducr some disluSu sued cc.tic
III n visiting THIS county, ana FOR nOthnS
| rlse.
Mr.. klRKWOODS amendment WAS rel ctcd. $1,000
Mr.. BEt X moved to ad provision To inc supSuintc
authorizing tae Commission 10 divir lS'if into sub
divisions for the eX.n.ndiOn Of particular subjects
Adopted. .-.---
The question recurring Mr.. Garand's substitute MS
| amend, d. it wit> &C. 'cted-ycas. 81 nays. 70
Mr.. COKE moved Ia Itiolri. L0. go, -, ,,or
| The QuestIOr on the Eaton plii Mr. MOh-
| GAN ujem Ala.l moved To amend 50 That tho Com
mission should consist five SrnaOis ana i've Rclle
| s.ntniives. RrircteU-leaS. 81 nays 20 .,
| Mr BROWN dem. Ga) moved 10 amend 80 that tae
COnInlsSI, Ii shall IeuOrt In January. 1851 instead u
| Drcrmler, 1851 He Thought tue people deman' ctl
rrylsnu o! IN trii and that II should b. done speedily
! Aduptcd-yCis % may II.
| IN. bl was read Il third time and pas>cd-yCds, 81 ;
| nays, 10. 1900, !,
luton adopted by the House providing Cr the adjourn
ricnt Of Congress June TO- and Was referred - the
Committee TN APP Oira, lulS. {
| Mr. SALISBURY Dcm. Dri) gave no ice t1at to-
morrow he will to take up the Kellogg resolutions
At GOO p III. the StndGe aJour"eu until 'ohoifOW'