The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-08

y y,st and extended. UnSw the nev
4 Iiw. Importation would be still
n ereator, and Instead Of accomplishing
i he end proposed by legislation 10 would
|. Increase the revenue. Tho consequences
! would DO two.fold: they wohld BIO 10 depiete
! the countryof precious metals, ana reance
, the wages VI Jaborers because the manuIae'
lures OF the country would be diminished:
!, Peolle, while expressing his dlsapproval
|, of certain portions Ofthe bill sail he would
i support IL as a response TO the demands OF
the people for tariff revision and OF reduc'
ton of internal revenue taxation.
Anderson characterized W an Infamous
outrage this proposition 70 oo Geo $ogov go
but he would vote for 1t because 1t reduced
taxation $4,000, 600; but he would do 1t
with the distinct understanding that in the
next congress he would endeavor to get
down pig iron, and knock the. ,Jobberyy
which was . in ting Tar tnrir to D,l
out of It,. He only TOOK
was worse In other words, he wanted to
see the people protected as well as the
manufacturers, and he supposed be would
have to swallow this infamous and noxious
dose.
Morrison opposed the report. He had no
time 10 characterize the disreputable
methods by which the bill has been brought
here. If this bill passed, as it would, II
would leave tariff 40 per cent hlgher IMAM
it was before the war rates were added.
Kasson closed the debate. He deprecia-
ted the action of the opponents OF the bill,
in trying to pick out flaws here and there.
He could enter into the work of picking
flaws if he thought that was the proper
thing to do. and he could DO 1t with any
two years discussion. The object
of the present bill on the part of the ma
iority was to revise the tariff without in
flcting any serious Injury to the industries
of the country and to reduce internal taxa
ton. He had seen men on the other SIDE
who protested against protection come over
and Join hands withthe republican side and
say to them: st does not protect you
enough" 1t was Misrepresentation to say
the reduction on wooden goods
was not as great as on WOOL.
Theblankets and similar goods were reduced
80 per cent, and the interests OF both WOOL
growers and manufacturers were recognized.
For himself he would rather explain why
he voted for the bill by the simple deciara'
ton that it reduced taxation S70,ON,O0o,
than to have to answer questions why he
voted against it bv going into deiall aoout
the rule adopted, and by the declaration
that it did not go far enough. He could
take the bill and take it heartily.
The conference report was then adopted
yeas, 152; nays, 1l6.
The announcement was greeted with APP
plause, and the bill now only awaits The
enrolment and the signatures of the presid-
ing officers of the two houses to be sent TO
the president for his actien.'
The following is the detailed vote:
Yeas-Aldrich, Anderson, Barr. Bclford,
Beethoven, Bingham, Bisbee, Bliss, Bow
Ran Brewer Of Br Missouri Gr0"n Burrows rows
of Michigan, Butterworth, CAL
kins, Camp, Chandler, Cannon,
Carpenter, Caswell, Chase, Grape. Crowley,
Cullen, Durvall, Davis, of Illinois, Deering,
Denote, Dezendorf, Dingley, Doxey, Dun
nell, Dwight, ErmenIrout Farwell of Hi
nois Farweli, of Iowa. Fisher, Fulkerson,
George, Goodshalk Grout, Guenther, Hall,
Hammond, of New York, Hardenburgh,
Hardy, Hammock, Harris, OF Massachusetts,,
Harris, of New Jersey, Haskell, Hazelton,
| Heilman, Henderson, Hepburn, Hill, His
cock, Horr, Hank, Hubbs, Humphrey,
Jacobs. Jadwiu, Jones, Of New Jersey, Jor'
Lynch, Mackey, Marsh, Mason, McCord,
\ McCook. Mclean, of Missouri, Miles
Moore. Mercy, Morse, Mutchler, Neal, Nor
cross, O'Neil, Pacheco, Page, Parker, Pay
son, Peele, Pierce, Pettibone, Pound, Ran
dg Barney y Nay Ray yd Reed I EISS
4 Ryan, Scoville, Scranton, Sessinghaus,
shallenberger, shalley, Sherwin, Shultz /,
Skinner, Smalls, Smith, of New York,
Smith of Pennsylvania, Smith, of Illinois,
Spaulding, Speer, Spooner, Steele. Stone,
Strait, Thomas. Townsend, of Ohio, Ty-
ler UpdegTaif v Valentine w. HandISr r1ilnl'
Ward, Washburn, Watson. Weber, West,
White, Williams, of Wisconsin, Will
lets, Wilson, Wise, of Virginia, Wise,
of Pennsylvania, Wawood and Young-152.
Nays-Aiken, Armfeld Anterior, At
kins, Barbour, Bayne. Beach, Belmont,
Berry, Blackburn. Blanchard, Bland, Blount,
, Bragg. Brumm, Buchanan, Buckner, Cabell,
T Caldwell, Campbell, Carlisle, Cassidy, Chip
man. Clark, Clements, Cobb, ColericE, Con-
verse, Cook, of Georgia, Cook, of Iowa,
| Cox, of New York, Cox, of North Carolina,
Covington, Culberson, Davidson. Davis. Of
Missouri. Dawes, Deuster, Dowd DibbreIl, Da-
| gro, Dunn, Ellis, Erritt, Evans, Flower, Ford
Forney, Garrison, Geddes, Gibson, Gunter,
! Hammond, of Georgia. Hazletine, Hatch,
, Herbert, Hewitt, of New York, Hoblitzell
Hoge, Holman, House, Hubbell, Heatch-
ms, Jones. of Texas, Jones, of Arkansas,
] Kenna, King Knott, Latham, Leedomr
/ LsFevre, Manning, Martin, Matzen,
McKenzie, Mckinney; McLane, Of Mary
Morrison, Moulton, Muldrow, Mirsch,
Reese, Rice, OF Ohio, Rice, of Missouri,
, Richardson, OF South Carolina, Robertson,
Robinson, of Ohio, Robinson, Of New York,
. Rosecrans, Scales, Simonton, Singleton,
Parks, springer, stockslager, Tai.
bod, y; u. Taylor, o. ONO, =. "; Taylor, OF
Ohio, Thompson, OF Kentucky, Townshend,
T of Illinois, Tucker, Turner, of Georgia,
Turner, OF Kentucky. Epson, Urner, Vance,
Warner, Wellborn, Wheelock. Whitthorne,
, Williams, Of Alabama, and Willis-1l6:
Then, after fifteen minutes spent In a
vain effort 10 the accomplishment OF any
further business, the house took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The usual last night" assemblage
thronged the corridors Of the house this
evening, and standing room even was at n
premium in the galleries The doors lead
Ing 70 the galleries were filed by aspatient
crowd, waiting fer an opportunity 10 OBJ
tain a seat left vacant BY some departing
spectator, and TO look Its LAST upon the
Forty seventh congress.
A proposition made by Bedford, 10 have
families Of members admitted 10 the floor,
met with objection. There was large at
Tendance Of members. many Of whom with
J favored bills In their hands, olamored for
recognition, but the printing committee
was accorded the floor, and several joint
resolutions were passed for printing various
public documents.
A committee Of conference was oriered
on the deficiency appropriation bill.
The house then proceeded 10 the consid-
lerafion Of the contested election case OF
lee va. Richardson, 1st district South Caro-
lima. The discussion ran on for an hour
and a halt, without any one paying atten-
ton 70 the speaker. whose voice was
drowned By the buzz OF conversation IN the
galleries and the louder shouts OF laughter
from numerous groups OF MEMBER on the
foor Of the house.
The reporter gallery was thrown open
Tor tie accommodation Of the families OF
The contestant, Lee. slightly built mu-
II lafto with q good voice and q fiueut deliy-