New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

". bceye we can p,gs measure to SUSPEND unless
VIC can couple vita 1t some plan TO accomplish in'o'
Mr. Butterworth, Of Ohio: Ny understanding is
that the Democracy intend to doctor tue .ali.' "m
means business paralys for season. ~ u COM
mittees the distribution simply means thal n Ee ,
number OF mon smal sT t t ,Iee In nat pastime
N you Will examine The RCc0Td and hnd need OF moro
nceces advocate eularsng the OPT Ortuny to produce
them by increasing tho lumber OF the Appropriations
Mr. parker Of New-Yorl,: If Mr.. Randall is to he
punsLed for past tariff action, Weakened Ill WOW OF
his possible tariff action, think Repnollcahs Snoui'
leave II 20 Wbe IL Is aditted that too much
power given to Appropriations Committee ~ Is VIZ
m. u states and the Southwest mnre power over inc
money and labor protection of the country and helping
to break the only honest money ana IaoOr proec
ton leadership IN the Democratic party 49,, ~, .,o
MIR Taylor OF Tennessee THE free importation OF CRUDE
or raw material Is and deluslOn 10 ehtangle
Eastern manufacturers la tho free trade net All ma
tere used in any manufacture is but the representative
of so much labor active capital converted INTO tha
form Inasnuch az prefer American labor aud Amerl
can capital 10 foreign labor aud capital am decidedly
opposed importation OF any kinu OF mater
produced to any great extent IN this country.
Mr. Dorsey OF Nebraska. have not Iu!iy deciueu az
TO the shall pursue regarding silver cclnage anu
certificates. do not want suspension OF coinage DoW
am satisfied that for the best mt rests Oh Tue coun n
Congress should attempt to revise elher ts t"rH y"
internal Ia during the next session ,,
Mr. Lindsey, OF New-York: " The business OF , .ae
country already suffered enongh Dy iiIn aYitrU
and the time OF Congress can be more pr0htapy en
ployed in other more necessary legislation should there
be OF public funds am IN FAVOR oi rcu0ne vi
disseminating the internal revenue 80 .hi,, ,ou,d
Mr. Caswell of Wisconsin,: | do mt thlhk Woulu
favor change OF the rules suggested Ol tht reason
that II would tend TO enlarge the Appropriateness eaGh
comattee would work Us blll up to an excess wOI
suspend the coinage OF the silver dollar. ine tax 1n
tobacco should be modified and the WOOL tar Shouu 10
raised" ~, -, 49,
Indicated I would let the coinage ana currency laws
stand they are. some slight changes snOuu 10 ao
I'm our tariff and internal laws II II were not Tor
fact that the agitation OF tho queo WOlu lrop
ably work more injury than the needed changes wouo
Mr. swinbmrno of New York: with the facts before
me AN constrained 90 believe that foreign purchasers
OF American goods are nndcr the Impression tII uner
the present Administration revision oil the tlln Is 10
take PLACE and hence are not purchaslHG expecting 10
have the duties on their mani iacturcd soOs aAeh on UT
modified To enable them more thah 10 ualcc Inclr
account by cheaper produced articles OF merchandise In
exchange Tor purchases here. would certainly oppose
any tending to moderate reduction OF the
duties on any article imported which enters into CO
petition with American manu- features M
MIR Bayne. OF Pennsylvania: am In favor Of amend.
fSppng the coinage OF the present silver dollars and OF
the Issuance OF silver certificates ON thell shouu
tlon OF the standard and trade dollars, aud limited
coinage Of silver dollars inherently AS valuable as goa
two hundred millions to three hundred millions probably
hundred millions Of such silver dollars' But
MIR Pierce OF Rhode Island The silver question Is
aglating the business interests OF the country very
ulch and the h exceedingly rash ana nupeld VINO
prcsnes upon easy solution or the problem oil ADJUST
Ing IT, The great mistake was at the beginning III INC
enactment or a law that part OF dollar was NhOo
d. lr aud should pay the debt OF dollar, as no Govern
ment can afford to cheat and deiraud the people
ton OF the duty on wool favor OF giving tue pres
rnt srn laws a fair trial and therefore think 1t unwise
Mr. fouK. OF Tennessee; As The rules now stand ana
construed very few members Of lew committees,
got only boss the House. they do moTe-hcy dictate
US ACTON w'"ot Io a Ssgc.tnd is Viso eiv
necessary for the emancipation OF the House from the
tyranny OF donlueering deSrollsn. ,.. ,
Nr. Haynes. ~ New Ham, shire: stop coinage OF
Buzzarl dollars. No tinkorng Of the urln."
Mr.. Van Shack. Of Wisconsin: am not opposed 10
silver but II must be worth 100 cents on the
1.If.. al In rnln tn
Mir Guenther. Of Wisconsin, am In favor oi ten.
polay or at .a;t res,rGcn o. .9 re he
silver dollar to make 1t equivalent In value TO
gold dollar.
DEMOCRATIC IDEAS.
Mr. Breckenridge. Of Kentucky: There OUGHT 10 b.
division ~ the work placed on thea preparations
Committee not willing to take any step III The
direction Of demoneulI silver, yet hsclcnt h"' some
MT TLrocknoron. Of Texas: ~ would favor revision
OF the rules. not IN favor OF any change IN regard
equality 8ith that OF sod aud to discontinue tho Issue OF
notes under The denomination OF ten u'a.. "hu tolce
officers OF tho Government 10 ray out the same a
gold anu glccuback,'
NJ. Tucker. ct Virginia: I iarllno to favor such
eli ,ngr OF rules or some change which Will give less
power to the centralized committee and enable each
committee In charge oi the efficiency Of any branch Of
tAt service regulate tho appropriation tor that Dur-
pose favor repeal Of tobacco tar aud revision OF
Mr. Springer II Illinois: have during my vacation
prepared number OF amendments I" be PROPOSED To the
amendments public az present bat uiy SAY, among
OILERS have carefully CONQUERED the question diyid
ing the business Of tue Appropriation rOnmilec among
rrvrral other staudiu, committees
VT Willis. Of kentucky: do most heartily favor
change og rules Under oli-ting ruco the Appropriation
Committee O.. ovcr-ctoWdei VITA matter Whcls
b. is unable 20 present 10 the House thoiOu-h} AMI ,s
d. work il pushed through IN tAc closing
iunrs the session aud many items which should hc
criticised and stricken ont arc permitted 10 pas, without
attack fear that tie bills will ihi carrying down win
them tie appropriations necessary 10 the conduct of the
Government nor do think thai appropriations viii be
increased los such distribution OF the bills. do not
conrcd, that Boa body OF 80 members, only htteen can
bc found who can he trusted ~
Mr. Ioic OF Maryland: IIri | been member or the
NINIIltA Congress, would have voted FOR Tie Morrison
bilL"
Slr Bragg. ot Wisconsin: have always maintained
that tho comuitteo of the Iouse having Ia charge
. cca branch OF service should prepare The b making
ap OPERATIONS Tor that service bni thre must no re-
street The several committees HctnE rleIend-
entity may tar exceed. when ther several bills are ag-
Irnrr has always seemed 10 me that after the com
ttcc prepares Ia bill, each Tor Itself they should he
tent that tue aggregates should not exceed the proper
aud no further and when 80 supervised each
I'LL should Ice returned !" ~ APPROX N't' .""I.c'
where the ssertiOu, uf the General Committee may Do
,etcd aud uil then Ice reported directly 10 the
House Tor It's action, leaving the General Committee to
make %, battle in the House"
SIR. Lauham. Of Texas; de no'o tariff bill looking
Mr kIrmcr OF Indiana: Let the silver question
alone Pull the present tarin up by the roV5 Let tue
Mr. Barl-dalo. Mis,issippi Under the present
rules approx ration bills may properly have prcce
dcnce but the chairman Of the Committee on Appropria
lion can. ~ lis dsr5tOn exercise tue power Thus CON
which lie may opposed IL Is an cGtraOrdI AIRY pre-
rogatiyc OF winch he should bc diyestea.'
Alr wilson, Of West Virginia. Tue laws governing the
of Custom Houses need revision IN
the direction or simplicity and cqlty
Ma Morrison OF Illinois. 1Our chapter oG inquiries
received. NDu want entIIcly too much Information FOR
good newspaper man who knows everything already.
" ail until / to Washington and I'll tell you all
know ,
Mr. warner Of Ohio: would favor q change IN the
laws governing silver coinage and silver certificates 80
a. 10 permit the Of Treasury certificates ON silver
bullion Unless such substitute can he put In tho
place Of the present law, am opposed 80 stopping the
coinage of rver under the present law think - re
vi ion ~ the taru the principle aid down IN the ono
Plat and the National platform adopted AT Chicago
desirable. think the time has come when the internal
Revenue tax, except on liquors misht be taken OIL
altogether.
Mi Miller of Texas: am opposed 10 The dcmonoi-
cation of silver and IN favor OF free coinage, OF with
drawing the Treasury notes under two dollars hnd or
withdra sins all gold certificates, aud supplying the
nj ace with silver certificates am opposed TO repeating
Inc Internal Revenue whSkcy and tobacco, and IN
IA. or OF "a reduction In tarn duties and reforming them.
think reduction OF 20 cent ABBOTT all that can he
had now.
ct the tariff alone until the business OF the country Is In
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