The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-31
tORTY-SEYENTH CONGRESS-
SENATOR Beck Declares H;msa,e
NO Means a Freecrader.
"'''cs In the House to Prexa,.
active Consideration of the
Tariff Bill.
THE SENATE.
OF New Matter and R.u,u
ton of the Tariff Rm W

1HN ohio w F9aaFuar -
my Tor naval purposes. '"uus not needt
ing Mr.. Morrill,, from tho
''n ported favorably House hill oonniltee' r
s s1"nce OF duplicate checks nv than-s 'he /
10 ~ Vi the San Francisco mini porihten'
" senate military committaa ,oa
0 government has no mora tf.st
III ior competitive drills. etc 10 ioal
Isom,o presented a memorial fro,. a.,
ea.ure OF Kansas praying for tho atr tn'
NJ" a soldiers home In that state
- rann.. "n from the committee on railroad.
4 mittes ~ recently agreed upon by the COM
n other roads t""ns the Southern Pacific And
- toaus 10 unite for a continpous IL.
K -o"u from the tidal waters NJ tha - 4no Vi
OF the Atlantic - faciuo to those
y, So"ser presented Petitions from, ..u.--
A. nHn iorthe reduction OF DUTY n IN srn.~
and moaSU worth To-day explained 70 tho nv a..
on ,ho committee the Importance n, aot;oa
terrih1. oOuieu whisky bill. He pictured ~.
dav "hich would come very soon -
- was not set for its consideration, "
sess;ons S"he indications of holdino nth.
ns U consideration Of The suhio.t A's"'
maze called up the Joint resoIutio.
priating 800, 900 for work NJ ~ appro-
1asit he end Of the present 6soot - oureau
en- estate was passed, and the sena,. r."n nl
=, oo"eioeration of the tariff hin
pending question was n n NJ
o,,ina-- providing for the admission 80.
from cottor 'ne manufacture of cloth and thro".
tools used snla% mooI' heinp, jute or ramie ana ~
per cent. advalorem. "' iaoor, at a duty of Is l
the extraot,o moved to add to this machinsrv TO- c
cane and Sorghum ""nuiacturo OF sugar from t
agricuItnraii i omered a further addition adm,ttirc
at 10 mar a Dplements, tools and ,"hittlng
~ per cent for ten years Alter tha machinery
for the sInce offered an amendnen, :,
fsctnr lree admission of macbinsrU ~ providing I'll
M n VI cotton and wooden god ior 1he manu- &c
he ground that the co Ig,n,1 In i q speech took rr
rue bistorioei unter q fair tariff, and tbat Ptbs W
tariff for rsyann democratic doctrine was n N
rinin amcIuental protection, and he . revenue, nc,
ut of the Last n word only" had been lerp
""u nave been elected Presi- ed
The debate on the amsnd,,o. T
20 SUBMISSION Of machinery. ere ~ pr9Uid ng for phi
Mr. od RTE on until after s O'CLOCK ~ per cent. ms
1nn 0A real a letter from a man in No. q
W. charging that manufacrurnrsn ~ Meriden, rvs;
itb LIZ ~ cold dlsdain; that they Do "eat 0per- bei,
Gently by Mr. Ha w ShI that the picture drawn O
iyp J.. sne comfortable and prosnersos ana by bro
cred to SHOW vas ~ a mockery. Mr.. Beck v onvr. ".A
Inises H%pey tenerSeticaliyl-I will 10 vest
senator Sb ba ~ liberty to publi9h it. Nor No s shnat ton,
e. naVsnsad anonvmoX bIacE Er should ~
lalerian Simon, of New OrtrarE. has hSS1Sn VII
oker- 'oI
AIIeF u Iurtnbr COllOQuy
ir. Beck said: Since the senator from Con- CT
would not trust this mans fate in his the
nds by giving him the name. This letter NJ
from a New England operative, and / have the forg
here, bu, | believe the man would not be ries
fe IL the Senator knew his name, and with day
BAT emphasis) he shan't nave his name. His III
o ague (Mr: PlatD can. Further, 1 say that l Ian
~ - au 80 w. Ndrtt, ta,inc M" nv ri" ~ ne of Il
g me are, in their opinion, doing what is best '"e
the whole country, and all the insinuations As
At we are seeking to destroy labor are, III their COLO
ihion. uufonnned and untrue. the
1t the end of the debate Mr.. George asked for ced,
seperate vste upon each of the three propO- Oh
ions embraced in his amendments. Ac- willie
rdingly the first vote was on the provision of drul
. machinery, 1orlthe mahulacture OF cotton day
d wooden goods, or goods composed of hemp. A,
70 or ramte should be admitted at 10 Der cent. INC
Yeas-Barrow, Coke, Farley, George. Grover, So fs .
lrris, Jones. of Florida; Kellogg. Maxey, Pugh, D .
,Rs ysn xSpss' Vest 4il wslEer; AnIhouv, p.vard, N II
ok. Blair. Call, Camden. Chilcott, Cockrell, day
niger, Dawes, Davis, of Illinois; DAVIS, of West unk
rginia; Frye, German, Groone, Hale, Hamp- G.
a., Harrison, Hawley, Hill, Hoar. Jonas, Jones, cred
CALIFORNIA;; Miller, or New YORK; morrill,, OH Il
Plumb, Rollins, SALISBURY, Sewell, Sher- To
AZ, Voorhees,. Winiams.-39. ,,oouu
Mr.. Georges second proposition, to admit all 49,,
OILS of mechanics used solely in manual labor Mt IN ~
per cent. ad valorem, was rejected-yeas ID, III VI !"
rhe third proposition, to admit agricultural fave
Is, nays SO. ter
Mr.. Beck, explaining his vote on the last I'll
ono -ition. declared that he YVES NOT a free sian
ader, and, after full examination of the ques- best
ne was satlsnen mat unner Tree traue there Occt
,uld he q more unjust appointment of taxa I'll
80 "'~ -" Pe'P0 ~ ~ my N ado
Mr.. Jonas modified mis- amendment so as to Ter
Divide for the admission OF machinery for the ~
d sorghum at IS per cent . a Oval vaIorem. 0T Re-, bisS
,ted. dral
Mr.. Vance modified his amendment providing key
r the free admission OF machinery for the tt
anufacture of cotton and WOODEN goods by moo
riking out wooden, and reducing the period of the
Oh free admission from ten TO three years. LOST Gov
8, nays 81. T,
metal sch .dule being disposed of, the Sem Ii
tie proceeded to consider the sugar schedule. a no
Mr.. Morrill, offered u substitute for the soGed- tha
Schedule f sugars-Al sugars not above NJ
}. IS Dutch standard in eOlored Ten
all pay a duty on their polarisconic test as fol Cou
ws, viz: All sugars not above No. 10 Dutch has
rups OF cane juice or of beet chi,
melaao, concentrated melado, in r
ncrete aud concentrated molasses, testins; Lib
pulariscope not above 700 shall pay a duty pris
IL cents per pound, and for every additional -
gree or fraction of a degree shown by polari- 20
opic test they shall pay .O5 OF a cent per pound W.,
Idition. All sugars above No. 13 Dutch stand % " az
ii In color shall he classified by Dutch standard hal;
color, and pay duty as follows, namely: oat'
All sugars above No. ID, aud not aDove No. 16 II
ntch standard, 2.65 cents per pound; all sugars VIII
'ove Mo. 16. aud not above No. 20 Dutch of t
lndard, BIS cents per pound. saw
sugars above No. 20 Dutch standard 3 65 lish
nts per pound. Molasses testing not above r
~ six degrees by polariscope shall pay a duty Raj
four cents a eaion; molasses Jesthg an"Ve wit
ty-Slx degrees shau pay d uuty Va eiBht cehts rise
n gallon. for
Aldrioh said he had heen unable TO agree =.
+, liz IL s,hst'tnta ofFared nv Mr. Morrin makinr cler
at6itinnaI dutv on sngsrs not ah,ve No IL Lou
s,'rd.r6 "a ~ a csnt ner nound instead sign
az H. said IL his were agreed r.. ba woujd Cir
oppose a corresponding change in the para It
covering sugars above No. ID Dutch stoi
oia
Mr., MCPHERSON offered an amendment which Phi
said was the tariff commissions schedule oou
ire and simple. C
Morgan explaiheu why ne snoulu Fote 10 mel
duce the duty on sugar. has
Jonas, OF Louisiana, rose TO speak az length, yea
1t Mr.. salisbury explained mat ME- Jonas lug
q not reel Wen, anu moVeil 10 auJourh' LOST. sine
MIR. jonas then arRueu against INC proPoseu leo.
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