Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-02-02

watch cases or watch movements winch snll
copy or simulate the trademark of any do
nestle mandatory shall h. admitted at tie
custom house unless the domestic manufac-
turcr is the importer of the same, was amend
ed by extending its provisions TO all other ar
ticlts.
Mr.. Carlisle moved to amend the section
providing that il any On-Cnumcrated article
tQully resembles two or more enumerated
articles on which different rates are chargca-
bic there shall b. paid on such article the
same rate of duty MS is chargcablc on the ar
,iclc which it resembles paying the highest
duty. by striking out the word highest and
inserting lowest
Mr. Kelley said that such an amendment
would challenge the ingenuity of foreign
manufacturers to evadc the proposed emu
mclai0ns aud the amendment was voted
down.
Mr.. kassOu offered an amendment provld-
ing that Oh all articles manufactured from
two or more materials the duy shall be as
sesscd nj the rate imposed by law on the
most valuable component part of chief value
Mr.. Kelley commended that the committee
had better stand by the law rs it has existed
4 ycaIs.
Mr.. kassons amendment received no sup
port from his panty associates and 1t was
in favor OF it being Anderson, Darrell, Far
well kasson aud lpdcgrdn
MIR. Wheeler moved To amend so as TO av-
crigc the rate which shall he charged on arti-
clcs subject TO two or more rates of duty.
In advoci ling The amendment Mr. Cox OF
New loik. said that the Government was
collecting 81, 800, 0OO day. Congress had
been asked 10y the Secretary of the Treasury
and the President to cut down the tariff, yet
every vote SO far had demonstrated the TACT
that The gentlemen If the Other side were
not going 10 give the relief that those officials
demanded (Crics OF vote vote, from the
Rcpuhlicaps) lie declared that the Demo-
cratic members were cnti tied To discuss these
subjects without the gentlemen on the other
side crying vote. Repeated cries of vote,
Vote You cried ior votes last year but
did not gel them retoited Mr.. Cox.
Laughter
Mr. Baync-Wc will when We complete
this bill and don't you forget it,
Mr.. Cox said that If the scrgeant-at-arms
would take a mace and tap on the forehead
those who cried vote there would rot be
any brains lost daughter. The bill brought
10 relief 10 the country. He had been told
that the committee on ways and means had
been surrounded by corm)ants, many OF
whom would 20 to hell and tax ashes mt 100
per cent nd valUrcm in order to protect them
When they got there.
Mr.. Sparks characterized the bill as a
fraud and sham. The tariff commission was
sham and the arguments in favor of the
bill were shamS.
The Wheeler amendment, was lost.
Nh. White offered an amendment provid-
ing that upon the transportation of manufuc-
lures of the United States upon which no in
tcrnai tax has teen paid there shall be levied
duty If double, instead of equal, us pro-
vidcd by the bill the tax imposed by the in
tcrna revenue laws. He said that this pro-
vision of the hill WAS an attempt going fat
TO convince HIM that there was an urdcr.
standing hctwccn some OF the promoters Of
the bill The special taiiiT was doing no
benefit to this country ana 81 good deal less TO
the Republican party. He challenged de-
NAL oil the assertion that it was an attempt
10 do ly indircction what could not he done
IN "a straight forward way The bonded en-
tension ill was slipped through the house
in an infamous way,
Mr.. Haskell said that he was opposed to a
reduction Of the tax on whiskcy, but the
clause referred to was put into Tie statute OF
1861.
Mr.. nutlcrworth said that If the trip of q
hammer was missed in Pennsylvania the
House would inquire the cause and remedy
the trouble: il fifty spindlCs stopped in New
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