National Republican., 1883-02-06

other vegetable substances not enumerated. The
motion was agreed to--23 to %. Jute butts were
also added to the free list by 50 to II, and then
the word jutc in the next paragraph was stricken
out wherever IL occurred, and the words, "and
like manufacturer Of jue or Of which iuto shall be
the component material Of chefYalue, 20 per cent
ad yaorem" were added. The duty on jute yarns
and on burlnps Of jute not over sixty inches wide
or of which jute shall be tho component material
OF chief value, was made ~ per ceut. ad
oeob b GmH sho duty door m oSShs sSS copYHs %9
or burlaps, exceeding sixty inches in width of
juie, or OF which juto is the material Of chief
value was made % per cont ad valurom. Gunny
cloth, not bagging, valued at 10 cents or less per
square yard, was reduced from 3 to ~ cents per
pound, and tint ofhighcr value from 4 to cents
per pound. Julc bags and bagging, except OaR.
gtuga for cottuu was lot in nt 10 per cent. al
valoJem. The paragraph embracing Dugsng for
cotton or other manufactures not specially
enumerated, was amended by striking out iule,
flax, guuny bags, gunny cloth, or other mate dial,
and inserting nt the end "baggng for cotton com,
posed of iule, Of which jue or Iuto bats shall
be the component material of Chiet value, 20 per
cent. ad yalorcm." Tho duty on seines was fixed
ut 40 per cent ad vnlorcm, instead OF 81 cents Il
pound. Jue was struck ont ofthe paragraph lay
ing q duty OF 50 per cent on grass cloth, Nu, and u
provision was added making the rate on "manu-
hctures Of jute not herein provided iOr,' % per
cent I'D valorcm.
The juto schedule being disposed of tho
woolcn schedule was taken up.
After some general debate the senate, on
motion of Mr.. Morrill,, nt 1925 adjourned.
During the debate on Mr.. Bcck's motion to
reduce tho duty on spool thread Mr. Morgan,
of Alabama, mado an argument, as he said, in
favor of tho poor sewing woman, and was an
swcred by Mr.. Aldrich and Mr.. Hawley, who
showed that as result of eighteen years of
protection the price of this sort of goods had
been reduced from TO . cents per spool. Mr.
Vance raised q laugh during tho discussion
by proposing new version Of the old hymn,
concluding as follows:
In vain with lavish kindness
The Eiits Of God are strewn;
The hcathou, i'm his blindness
Prefers Cheup goods ono.
Taxation, oh! hNhtiOul
The JOYFUL sound proclaim,
TIL each rCmOtest nation
Shall learn projections name!
NOMINATIONS.
Tho President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate:
Eugene II. Plumochcr, OF Tennessee, now COM
mercial agent at Maracnibo, TO be United States
Cyrus IIarr,, of Rhode Island, to be collector OF
customs tor the district of Providence.
sc.
COMBINATIONS.
Tho senate, in executive session, confirmed
the following nominations:
United States consuls--Albcrt Rhodes, of New
York. to be United states consul NJ Ebcricld. Ger.
many; Charles r. Williams, at Calais; OrOn v.
Tansloy, of Minnesota, at Leipsc; James l.. Mont
gomery, OF New York, nt Trieste.
Registers of land oitices-Horbert II. Osborn. Mt
Bayfield,, Wis., and George W. Fay, at Mcneshn,
WIS.
Receivers of public moneys-Edwnrd H. SAILS.
bury, at lcadvile, Col, aud Charles 4. Dlastow,
at Del Norte, Cal.
Army-Licut. Col james C. Duane, to be colonel;
Maj. Henry NJ. Robert, to be Lieutenant cOloucl (;
la,e CaPl. herman Bisgs to be captain ofstaiE on
United stqtcs mnrshal-Jamc, H. Cogg,hal, to
be United States marshal for the district OF Rhode
Island.
Pcsjmastcrs-Alrrcd l.. skinner Bucksport. Me-:
william II. Emery Fairfield, Me-; Isaac n. CONN,
Wi,ca'sct Me: Pcrlcy Putnam, Lnconia n. H.;
Pnineas $. Goold, Llttieon N H.; Waiter b. Blnis-
uell, Plymouth, n. H.: Justin w. Moody, Water
bury. "; lHson ]. JcTetl, swanton, W.; James
II udfurd, W.; john b. Iyer, North Adams Mass
Chall II. Morton, Falrhaven, Mass; John s.
ENy, Marlboro, Mass; Charles T., House, Stone
ham, Mas; jeremiah u. Bardwcll,. Elsthampton,
Mhss. ID ,nJalnin w. Mayo, Turner's Fails, Mass;
Samuel $. Gleason, Watertown, Mass; John q.
IatIa,, Newton, Mass. Josiah Pickett Worccs-
Mass samuel IL. Can't ID. Seymour,
G3m.; James r. Clark, Milford, tConn,;
yens, Utica, y. y; Levi NJ. Gano, Watkn, y. vi;
Edward y. erase linllsun, n y; Robert IL.
Hunter H., TER Popsskeepsie n y. David = McLaugh;
y. George 7. johnson, Mexico N. V; George
I IIartnggle Lyons, n y, Allen IL, Hoffman, Red
VI jackson 7. Kecney, .rowandn, Pa; Abial NJ.
Codit, Orange, n, j.; Horace Dodd Bloomfield,
N j.; Willmm II. Lappy, Nucand n. j.; Chaun-
cey, Walbridge, Ahnchestor, Mich. !Siphus n.
Miller, Alexandria, MINI; Cornelius Y. X. Pond,
Quincy, Mich. NJ, W. NIoir, Eldom. Iowa; c. A.
LiSle, Fort Madison, Iowa; james NJ Emery, Le-
mare, Iowa Charles Lynn Carnlton, H.; ; Samuel
Lynn, EnrlYllle, IL Jacob FrleadliCh, Mount
Sterling, III. William X. Jewell, Dinvillc H.; u.
y, hamilton, WhllohHll, H.; samuel BuEncll,
National st0ckyards, H.; james L. NJ NJ hon,
New Lexington, OHIO; samuel f. Ned, Gnlnplli,,
Ohio; Elias \. Wusscr, Gimrd, Kan; g. i. Cnis,
Deming, n. NJ; James e. Newc0mb, San Antonio
Tex. Thomas j. Pick 'tt, Jr Ashland, Neb. War
rem r. Hunter, Lewiston, Idaho; Orlando 4.
Somcrs, Kokomo, Ind; Alfred II. Lewis AlllOank,