New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
XLVIIrH CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
| TIE MORRILL, TARIFF COMMISSION BILL REPORTED
FAvoaABLY IN The sENArE--THE UTAH CON
TESTED ELECTION CASE REFERRED IN THE
HOUSE.
sENAIE......W WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1882.
The following reports from committees were
made:
by fir. DAWES (Rcp Ma8s), from the Committee on
Indian Anairs-A bill to accept and raify the agree
meut submitted by the Crow Indians OF Montana for
sale ~ portion their reservation in said Tcrroryand
for other purposes and TO make the necessary apprOpr
alton for carrying out the same.
BY Mr.. EDMUNDs Rep. VT, from the Committee on
Judiciary adversely bill relating to the Venezuela
awords. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr. BAYARD, from The Finance Committee, reported,
win recommendation that it pass, the Morrill, Tariff
Commission bill and also, with adverse report, the
Garland Commission bill He said he favored the mode
OF constituting the commission prescribed in tho former
uamcly. from among olyidnJ % tending TO remove
the tarif question ffon me arena or sectional OF pa
san feeling oi tr existence Of which COnkrcssnen were
fully conscious. III rcpudlatcd the doctrine that what
Ia wa tied Il tafH ior PrOtrclluh WIN iuctc, Icy
enue. ana urd tnat taxation 10 be JUST must he uni
for % aud L. be uniform must be universal The para
mount purpose IN nm taxation shodIl DE TO prov We oT
tine expenses Oi The Government, aud tue lncidChta
resu OF This, in fostering our De "l''y
considered. the controlling motive III laying the
taxes but ~ OF its inevitable results lie believed
their interest required sta iiy ana 'ElJncncy IN
le-islatl1n. ~ poor had been heard before Con
wanted Information from the iauOrng c.iSs as well as
from all Otuers Through the fundamentally or com
mission tui iuloru liOn could be secured aud Congress
eIn,d 10 le .i4lite iutegeuty. iIs believed IN nen
rI he fn.nd vino by tine wei Int OF their personal char
hy the reasonable Justice or tucr dCldctOn'
would furnish Congress with scheme o. rolOfm taxa
ton, Internal or ,xtcruI, compared win "Ich the
pres. stem D. bal dt DARKNESS % tic hFiti
CONCLUSION o. 4I4. BaydIds REMARKS tna Shci
man FUNDING Bill came up but was temporarily Iild
aside Wlt.Odt vote
Mr.. BECK (Dcm KY opposed the bill as cunning
OF the nouopOss Tor jeny, C. which tDoy "ad
rc5ortod only means OF preventing legislation ~
the present Congress, but OF withdrawing al tue ehOr
mites of the hi protective 81 stem lie wanted io nave
immediate action upon the ia III, ana asserted ina. All
the commission would point ot as the Dibs o. JUN
cUus reduction OF taxation could be presented ny com
mttee OF tue Senite AMI furnished 70 tue ways ana
Means Committee Of tho House In weeks. TIE nine
men whom proposed 10 the President select
might refuse to hear whatever did not suit thCln, ana
wOu.d accountable tor INTERPRETATIONS 10 tntr
report. Tie evlden purpose ot the 80 called protection
isH, shown b. the declarations or tucr organs did
conventions, was to have COMMISSION which would DC
conMiad To their Interest Attof occupy ING inc hOOr
for nearly three hours Mr.. Beck cJuc"drd ~ 40
Mr. MORRILL, rep, NL.) replied 10 MI Beck ana sHld
he Ignorant tHat Senator's inclination 10
deal SHARPLY Win MS argument ana hf lr MUrrlp now
ysAed say about well as could he expected
that he needed TO hdu oil Tor repairs nor wait
jumped tne controversy the purpose OF hehdnB
off ne growing prosperity the SUu, which had now,
to some extent at east emblrk la manufactures anu
all CHIEF NOcatcs Tree
trad that me- would doubtless induce b- party 30 follow
I'm tnat direction. tie r MOrrD had never sought 10
tdrIff party question Ii the senate cno5e 10
party question upon hln rested Ihe reSpousl-
OiItY.
aIr MORRILL, then took up or thu points made
by Mr.. BccS and replied to tnem al lcng.h.
When tnc debate, whiCh mad continued by unanimous
cOusruf terminated Chair dld the senate the
uu1nlsned SHERMAN fuhdng bu At AGO the Senate
ADJOURNED until tomorrow