New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
XLVIIrH CONGRESS--IsT SESSION.
.pEcTrIAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE LIFE SAVING SERVICE BILL PASSED BY THE
sENATE-MR MILLER OF NETWORK, ON TARIFF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BILL DAY IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Friday, March "a. 1882
The Senate spent large portion OF the
morning hour upon the Life Saving Service BILL AFTER
several amendments had been adopted the Dill passed
yeas, 40; nays, g.
Mr.. KELLOGG Rep.. La, from the Committee on
Mississippi River improvements, reported tbat the c'n
nittee had unanimously agreed upon substitute Tor
two bills referred to 1t relative to the OF te
Mississippi aud Missouri Rivers and the repairing OF Inc
Mississippi evecs The substitute went TO the calendar
us dld other two bls II provides that the Secretary
Of War; under the direction OF the Mississippi Gno
Commission shall be empowered TO eXpend T6,oooOOO-
5000, 600 the Mississippi River and Tl0OooVO on
tine Missouri River in Deepening the changeS a'a M
rccted to report annually the progress 81 the work.
n,tcc on PriHipq the 5inf resolution for the printing
OF Mr. Blancs memorial address on The nc ana chafc-
ter Of the late President Garfield. Passel
At 2lO H. IN the Tariff Commission discussion wac re-
sumed and Mr.. MILLER Rrp., y. y gave some "t MS
rrasons for hls belief I'M co,rrasons, no SAID,
which were held by great majority ~ the people o,
NewYorR. In the course 0f ms REMARKS ne nitrlDteu
To Mr. Beck the assertion that the men ~ e2ntt IN
the present Congress- who failed TO oppose prefecture
pGlicy Tor American manufacturers WOMB po lSlt ~
home ald made ne CONNER Insertion ludt me @
representation tee SOut. would include score oil pro
Mf. MORGAN Dem, AlaJ-Lct me interrupt the gen
tcmau ask whether Ae expects tbot any Of the mem
beers who viii De returned vii Do ia favor OF tAriu Oh
Mr.. MiILER-I had hoped that, as new member a44d
unaccustomcd pnbc speaking, would be permit
lei 10 make nv argument on this question vii hOu In
teupon; bnt, Senator has seen tit TO DING mo
this debate personal question ana 70 nlhg AT no u NM
which has been thrown at me by all Tue hcWepapCI2 ~
tns contr. say to him am ready to meet IL AID II
lac thinks or 10 drive me from my po7ilOl
b. any such accusation that he mist ik-s MS man.
have ,iu notGlng about wOodpulp bat repeal to me
geutirIu that believe the people OF lhe OoutH ~
,,eorgIn and oi Aabama-who deeply interested IN
he ma
they are represented here by who believe IA te u
AIr. INORGANIC the Senator will indulge ne -,
Mr. MILLER, Geciining TO yeld appealed 10 INC
chairman Tor vndlcatiOn OF mis- right 10 the h0or
The chairman OEerruied the attempted interruption,
and Ar. Miller resumed his argument he san iiat an
early aud thorough lhriH revision was dIncs.! ~ ~
by The manufacturing and business interest so lar rs
ne had hho"iedsc vi ineI W9utT' ~ fayore1 itne
manency aud uniornli! Ia thr uuile' re iiHo IN
commission idea in delercnce tn wbat he believer very
general public sentiment IN lts beia noush ne was V
committed Ia either the MOTH or Hafland piH' "i
believed 1t would demonstrate that the tafn h"u u1uo
more TO develop ana Increase the wealth. ol INC
crR mechanics the country than any Olb't
syst He toncl ded Uy Inviting hr Morgan toreltelae
MI MORGAN replied tat he had query to make
The tariff on wood pulp upOp the statute book pu
If me senator wa, so Inucn Identified with the tariff on
wood pulp tna no one could discuss IL wlthp iiahns
illusions personal 10 himself, lIeh perhaps Inc ibGunJ
ght not 10 nave been uaGe 80. -,
Mr. MILLER said he confessed his inability to under
stand The matter partakLg OK any other thhm per
sOna nature, bat tl"t ne t"oA ~ OHcnec az H. nv &
ness Uf paper ana wood pulp nanuiact III Wlchhe va"
wnc engaged tue attention III gentlemen lhIelcsteu III
breaking our manufactures ana tier5by teuuc!B
tie Am, ricau abOrcrs wages He added that pl thc
oprrauus pIIcut, ald OF the tarin The business wa"
orprc,slVrly purdcned, ard that he wanted to say
tGfongn The pee Of the country, when had denounced
hln tor being engaged IN thai business lha' the ue
,rnI come when II wouiG realize mat the Efforts put
irrt nv himself and ms associntcs rad done more than
AL .tners solve The question OF cheap paper anu
cheap books -.. ,..t.i,u
Mr. SHERMAN Q2ep., Obio) read the recent decision
OF Tie Supreme COor. 10 shO" that uider lho C4'st5
law cOlonng IN tnc process OF sugar mihIl c'uIe
wsnut fraud. but that 40 become sucl ms must ake
place suutcqucnt the mGuufactic IhT, ne ihOuShI
the Urgency 81 an early ANA more dtIte
ci,s,ucaUn the sugar du1cS. These ana IKE LtIIH
def-cja regard 10 hoop iton steel blooms ana OtheI
articles and s,cci manufacture hid grown uu {"
the confusion between al yuIJrcm ana S~chc uutl'S
caused Dy the revocation ia manu- acurug within me
last twenty years, SINCE the lfws were passed lie
carccd tnnt Congress would be ucrchc In lts uuy uh-
Jess II regulated tucse duties NJ The pre- cht session ne
Thought mai a bill including these items was al
that could be uok-d for at the present session.
The Chinese bill was received rom me Hodac aud wa,
signed by President pro tenn The senate Ut o'OO
d. Ia. adjourned until Monday.