Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-28
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By " Vote ot is5 to ~, NJ 10 Resolved TO
stiiso Cat the Euscting Ci.u-o-rhs
Aysa aud Naya

ny Vote ot isS t. ~, NJ 10 Resolved to
st'iso Cat the Euscting Ci.uae-The
Ayes aud Nays.
The House at t2I5 y. IN on Thursday
went into committee Of tho whole, Mr..
Dorsheimer On. Y } in the chair, on tho
bonded extension bill, aud Mr.. Randall
Oa rose To speak in opposition to II.
The pendinA measure was Of gravcr conse.
queucc than any considered at this session,
and II any gentleman supposed that only
the parties directly intop stcd were watch
ing tho progress Of the bill he would
discover, when, perhaps, too late that ho
vas ignorant OF the sentiment aud wishes
ot the people Legislation had been
III the direction of making tho manu-
fIoture of whisky in this country
monopoly. Ho said this with no
disrespoct to gentlemen engaged in tho
production of whisky, but he considered
this monopoly dangerous factor in public
| affairs. IL ho could relieve the distilers
by the repeal of the tax in toto or by
| partial repeal he would do So. What he
feared from the pending measure was that
\ 1t tended To mako permanent the internal
revenue system. He abhorred the system
! aud stood against its continuance any
longer than could be helped, aud any act
of Legislation likely to perpetuate it he felt
the bill rs class legislation. Similar rea
sons for relief might bo urged by any
other business, and il relief we're right aud
granted Ia one case, why not IN oil >
Believing the bill wrong in principle,
vicious IN practice unwise in every re-.
spcct, he had steadily resisted even its
discussion.
Mr.. McAdoo On. J. aud Mr.. Storm On.
" also opposed the bill.
Mr.. Blackburn (ky.) in making the
closing argument in support OF the bill
argued that in common justice and fair
ness Congress should grant the relief asked
for. Tho government would not lose n
single peuuy, aud its financial condition
was such that it did not need the money
that was involved and he submitted 10
business men, 10 practical lawmakers,
that no objection could be reasonably
lodged against the petition of these
people He was no advocate of the repeal
of tho Internal revenue system, There
bad never been an auathema or curse
against that system which had been too
bitter for him to repeat, but 1t was here
aud II was choice between evils
whether he would peal that system OF
vote to revise the tariff. He was not an
advocate of FREQ whisky. He was not
an advocate OF that false policy which
would flood the American market will
cheap whisky iu order that the country
might be treated to whisky at five cents
drink aud salt aud sugar at fifty cents pc,
pound.
The general dobate having been close,
in committee Of the whole. Mr.. BlOun
(Ga) moved to strike out the enactinl
clause of the bonded extension bill. Thi
! was agreed to-l3l to 81.
The committee then arose aud roporte,
the action to the House, when It wa
cOndrmed-yeas, lsj nays, So, as fol
= lows
Yeas-Messrs. Alexander, Anderson
Atkinson, Bagley, Bllleutine, Barbour
Beach, Bennett, BlOuut, Boyle, Brewe
IN. ", Brewer On. j., Browne (Iud. }
q Brown (pa), Brumm, Buckner, Burleigh
Cabell, Campbell (Pa), Chandler, Can
non, Cassidy, Chase, Clements, Connolly
N Converse, Coviugton, Cox On. y, Co
n N. c., Crisp, Cu!bersou (Texas), Cullen
q Dlbble, Dibrell, Dingley, Dockery, DOVE
OF Duncan, Dunn, Eldridge, Elliott, Elwoo,
al Ermentrout, Evans (Pa), Everhar
'e Fielder, Forney, Funston, Fyan, CARR
10 son, Geddes, Gof, Greou, GuDther, Han
10 mond Hanback,, Hardemau, HARDY
RS Harmer, Hart, Hatch (Mo) }, Hate
" (Mich.), Haynes, Hemphill, HeudersC
=; Qowa), Henderson (Ill.). Henley, Hep
al burn, Herbert, Hiscock, Hit, Hoblitzs
Or Holmes, HOltOn, Howey, Hutchin
- James, Johnson, Jones (Wis), JonC
10 Texas Jones Arkansas kea
81 Ketcham, Laird, Lanham, Lswrenc
II Long, Lyman, McAdoo, McCoid. Nc
u Comas, Mccormick, Mckinley, McMilli
81 Millard, Miller Pa.) Miller Crex }, Mil
N ken, Mills, Mitchell, Money, Morga
lI u,Ii NJ
rs son, Nichols, Nuttiug, Oates, O'Har
d, Peel (Ark.), Perkins, Peters. Petition
IN Phelps, Poland, Post, Price, Pryor, Puse
G Randall, Raney, Ray On. Y.), Ray {!
TO II }, Reagan, Reed, Reese, Rice, Roc
well, Rogers Ark.), Rowell, Russo
Ryan, Scales, Seymour, Shaw, SingletO
Smith, Snyder, Spooner, Steele, Steven
Stewart (Tex.), Stewart (Vt. }, StorI
lis Strait, Struble, Talbot, T. b. Taylor 20
J. ID. Taylor (O.), Taylor. Glenn }, Throc
in morton, Tillman, Turner (Ga.), Valentir
Van Alstyne, Vance, Wadsworth, Wa
Wakefield, Washburn, Weaver, Wellbol
he Weller, White (Ky), White { MINI
II Whiting, wilkins, Williams, Wills
Gowa), Wilson (W. Va, Winans (Mich
,te Winans (Wis }, G. ID. Wise (Va.), Woo
he ward, Yaple and York-lS5.
NhJb-Nltboihs huaIlb Nkil u huh"o !
", Aiken, Barksdale, Barr, Belfo
OF Blackburn, Breckenridge, Breitung, BuC
he Caldwell, Campbell IN. ~, Carlet'
rs Clardy, Clay, Collins, Cosgrove, Chilbe
soa, Dargan, Davidson, Deuster, Dorsh
Ter mer, Durham, Eaton, Ellis, Findli
ler Finerty, Follett, Feran, Glasoock, Grav
es Greenleaf, Hslsel, Hancock, Hewitt
~, Hill, Holman, Hooper, Houk, HOu
-, man, Jefords, Jones (Ala.), Jordon, XII
M M.ck Kleiner, Lamb, Lewis, Levering. Low
u.s. Matsop, Maybury, Morey, Morris
10 10 Mouton, Murphy, Murray, Nee
III Ochiltree, O'Neill (Mo.), Paige, Patt
Potter, Rankin, Riggs, Robertson, Rob
ess son (Ohio), Robinson IN. ", Rogers
Igs ", Rosecrans, Seney, Slocum, Sum
8 a (Cal.), Sumner (Wis.), Thomps
id Tucker, Tulle, Turner (kyD, Van Eat
he Ward, Willis, Wood aud Worthingto
SO.