New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
Friends OF PURE BUTTER HEARD.

posr-CoLORKD STATEMENTS OF OLfOMARGARINE
MANUFACTURERS DENIED.
WASHINGTON June 1.-THE friends of Oleo-
margarine concluded tue presentation OF their side OF
tbe argument before the Senate Committee on Asrcut
ure with O statement from q representative OF Ham
,nond Co. OF Chicago, and an exhibition OF the Prou
uc,s OF Armour & Co. The statement made was much
an line with that OF Mr.. Webster yesterday Gardner
n Cbapip Of Boston, then addressed the committee III
behalf OF pure butt,r He said the Massachusetts
Htate law was not well enforced. as had ooeu repre-
.euted by Professor Baboock He had been tod py
ma,ufacturers that fats collected once week III
the rural towns day In BOSTON, Inc oreSe0
heef ahmed by Armour & Co., from Chicago, was
largely sold IN Boston, and the fats theeefrom were co
lected from the provision dealers Inc Deer usually
r.scb,s Boston week days after the animal was
slaughtered He desired to put this In evidence III con-
Of statements made by experts that the
20, must he not more than twenty -four hours old
a p Hubbard, OF Boston, corroboraed the statement
OF Mr. Cbapin.
Colonel X. NJ. Litter. secretary OF the Chicago
Produce Exchange. said that tho statement OF
the 1.-TWO or three scientihos who were paid
to traduce and vllify agriculture" were untrue
lie re- AL from German work show that parasites did
exist the fat OF animals There was no distinction De-
tween the selling OF bogus butter and bogus money.
me state law OF Iowa has been found Ineffective The
average value OF each dairy COW In tno Ontoa
tbis statement evidence against the assertion hat
each animal worth 50 more because OF the VSue OF
of the butter aud cheese product mad also been dlmh
ished by $40 600 since that time On one short line
of railroad in Iowa nineteen dismantled crcameres
hore testimony Inflicted houest dairy men
nv the sale of bogus He believed 80 per cent OF
All oleomargarne sold fraudulenty.
Mr.. Fuller. Of Pennsylvant, ana MT Seym oI
New.York gave evidence Of the inethciency OF state
laws and asked the enactment OF National law. The
latter gentleman put in evidence statement. naue ny
the chemists OF the New.Iork Produce Exchange,
Professor Waller, OF the Columbia school OF Mines anu
other eminent scientists before the New-lorR DAIRY
Commission TO the effect that wholesomeness OF oeo
margarine could not be proved by chemical analysis
but must he aycerianed physiol0gcaJy. MI De! hour
SAID tnar formerly the United States held the talo~
trade of Europe. Since the manufacture OF oeomar-
carine began only the poor fate were usei III taow
and the Consequence thatthe United
States could snip no allow. The elect IN AheIica
has also been disastrous A.. ,,,,.
" : Truesdell, OF ST. Louis representing the Mssls'
sipp DAIRY Association; Lawrence j. Callanah n
crorer of Newly City, and W. T. Richardson's OF
BOSTON also gave testimony IN support ol inc Ne"s VI
the dairymen -, ...,xu. an, soma
Penubcans from other Western States are by no means
released with the prospect OF the Oeomargarlne OH IN
Inc senate ii is III danger OF deIeat oy the
VOTES of Republican Senators fIOm New-EnSlann anu
some of them declare that II such result Is oiought
about IN that way they Will vote with MOirsoh on Tue
Tariff bill. Colonel Henderson, OF Iowa. today SAID:
"Ihe Senators from Rhode Island aud Other new
England states have received far wArning Ii they heIp
10 defeat the Oeomargarlhe bill We Will hep Morrison
and get AZ aud pass the Tariff BILL"
Colonel Henderson spoke earnestly lie thinhS 'n"t
American Interests much entitled 10 pioiec
lion from fraudulent domestic competition as ne
Ame rc WOO interest Is entitled 10 protection
Xanst unfair foreign competition.