National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
THE SHIPPING BILL.
Senator Frye Points Out Disastrous Effects the
of the Free Ship Amendment
A Number OF Additional Tariff Speeches
Made in the House.
THE SENATE.

Whom the discussion of the shipping bill was
rc.unod In tho senate Yesterday Mr. Vest made a
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admission TO American registry Ol sUIpS uouE"'
abroad, and the admission iree OF duty Of snip
bundirg materials
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cludng the ships bought abroad from llG coast
wise trade.
Mr. Ncst continued his remarks in support of this
am, ,'dnirpt W." shins would buiiI mn Amer.
irnn shinysrds which HE p1iicy heretofore rur.
sued had not done, r0r the proof showed that
HmcrirHn sGinhuiidiu, was ddrrpusiug. NE were
building ycry inieriGr snips.
Mr. rIumI inouircd HOW The purchpse of ship
our,oi woiild b,iiid lin Ampricyn shinynrlsg
Mr. Yes, replied th't there wouid come tn pass
here what lad cone to pass in Germany. uuiil a
,yr End tr.3av i'm, InI ab9uduuri H. uud iIe
interest I'm md Sctiyity Of s6lpbuiidiup in tm,i
rnuntry ,vnrr grratIr sti1,uIoted
NJ Enc wys sSid that eTmany had tried the ran
Of I'M, iug ships In other countries bus had br.
come disyusted with IT, and The government had
omciutGtEc business Of shipbutlding FmuCeulsa
H9dtricd The purchuse OF slips abroad and gave il
nm 0nd now nnys a bounty for every shin built
and every mile sailed
Mr Nc.t said n German subject could buy his
Sims Wherever he pleased. The mgchauos of
thcconntry were rIppiuyud on the fupalrs OF snips
M rnWttcr vI or, bnitght and Tins tGc shipyard, ,
UIGsrmnuy we're Dn III.
Mr., Hale smoke i'm sunport ortbe bill. nnd I'm on.
ro,liiou TO Tho ninCidmCnt OF Nr Vest lie
ngret d with TINT gcIllicTnru that no act II con-
,s. Iyouid britlp tic CARVING trllIo Immediately
Hsrk to H. ri,i,ii co,iiime eEnt ,ylst iIrrS yas
le.t oi # ,vuu!t hp prounily nut.ibiIuicd by tlp
adortinn of NJ Nc.ts ntncyIInrnt Tndp; the
oprintiou of tEnt nroyi,ion inter drsolatiou and
osray wouid mark snoi, where t,gw Wrre lIte.
nrtiviN, II iuI,"n frduvtrv ,rl,r nuiurnl ~.
Suit ni ir~c sLirs ,yI,iId H., tbnt we wnuld losp
even ,,ir Const,ip do for Americans wuull not
a n.cnt tn Guy tnins ,Iicb iIrv rnulI u,t suil
Wncre thry n,ra'cd Enriaud ind guarded her
Shipping with the most extreme severity lOg huu.
diChs OF ycnrs. ana never made the least attempt
TO remove the rtsric tons until by that system SHE
uud brought her ship.uiIdiug Interests into 30
prosperous II condition thot she could compelca ad.
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between E,iriaud ni,d any utuyr E.lgorcnn p"wer.
the whole sailing force DrCrcat Britain would. II
MI, Vests amendment huid rr vail, come
uude the American flag IN the name OF some
partner or lCtov OF American nationality aud We
should then present to the word the spectacle ui
own nag Oul Wihont its own, ptople realizing a
t1lNr III IN II. SUCl condition W aIllTS would.