Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21
VOTE FOR PURE BUTTER
,r SENATE PASSES THE OLEO
pIy,L, WITH A AMENDMENTS.

q,sx Cat Down to Two Gents Her
',,,,,n5-Hr. Ingalls, Retracts Ais Stric-
,..s On the Animus of Mr. Mfler-A
Io.oi.,r,rton thst No Genuine OIeomar-
.,rtne is Made in this Country.
s,r,sHlNGTON, July 20.-Mr. Pugh,
o.ying for the present his notice that
,you,d call up the Payne election case,
N, senate at 11;45 O'Clock resumed
1 os,d4ration of the oleomargarine bill,
WAS addressed by Mr.. Brown in Op.
4 o.jion to the bill. twas clear to his
a MI he said. that the government had no
4 ,bt to collect more revenue than was
I, ,o.ssary for the efficient and ecOnOmi-
4. administration of the government.
4 :. hiu proposed to add another class to
i 10 nroperty made subject to the internal
4 yeoue system. He would vote on all
Homer occasions to repeal the internal rev.
Y system in the whole. or il that cou i'd
4 Ina done. in part. He favored tariff
4 i.latiou to raise the necessary revenue,
Z, 4 80 TO adjust 1t as to protect American
Il AR and favor American industry by
Il terminating against foreign products.
49, blIl was one, not 10 protect farmers
!. d class. but to protect a small class OF
II rners at the expense of vast number
81 farmers.
NATTER FOR THE STATES.
" He would like to see legislation by the
Al &yeral states compelling vendors of
beomargarine to label the article, but he
/ rs not willing to tax wholesome
\ .ce of food out OF existence because it
4 gbt BIZ sometimes sold for a different
Il uce OF food.
A Mr. Hawley spoke in support OF the
Il Mr. Call argued against the bill. He
al ao,ed it as ineXpedient, because its
il .ry interfered with the right and eXclu-
H. power of authority of the States and
A ause it. destroyed (and was intended
b destroy a particular industry, and was
Intended to have no other effect.
Dir. Eyarts argued in favor Of the bill.
Fl INGALLS, RErRACTION.
Il Mr. Ingalls, addressed the Senate. He
al ID mat towards the close of the debate
N s.erday, eXasperated by personal allu-
Xons not intended to be offensive, he had
MADE some observations which, on refiec-
h.. be was persuaded had exceeded the
hints Of propriety in debate, and he avail
Ia hiulsel; Of this, the first public occasion,
|h express his regret. He then proceeded
h argue against the bill.
The discussion was interrupted to per-
IN Mr.. Hale to report, from the Commit
|he on Appropriations, the general de-
al eucy bill, aud he gave notice that unless
|me sundry civil appropriation bill was
III alled UP tomorrow morning he would
nd to have the deficiency bill considered.
NO OLEONARGARINE MADE.
Mr. Miller said that perhaps there was
"a pound Of Oleomargarine made in
america. He had letter IRON an in,
anton to that effect, and stating that the
Hmpoun0s made here were combinations
u oleo oil, lard, cotton seed oil, and vari-
i other things, so that it was a double
bud. OleOmargarine itself was bogus
ltati0n OF butter, and the article put
on the market to-day was bogus imi-
on OF 0leOmargarine.
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
As 10 the statement that the Knights Of
5Or were opposed TO the bill, ne sent to
CLERKS desk and had read letter
M Nj. Powderly, stating that neither
General Assembly nor the Executive
ard OF the knights Of Labor had ever
ld.ed with the question, and that all
Iesentations TO the contrary are false.
conclusion, he appealed to the friends
ne measure to see to it that the bill
uld not be amended in any particular,
cause at this stage OF the session any
endmeut might be fatal 10 the bill.
Is closed the debate.
REDUCING THE TAX.
q pr. ingalls, moved to reduce the tax
Icy ID &C. per pound to. DC. This was
<X eed to by vote of 81 yeas to % navs.
notion Of Mr.. Ingalls, amendments
5t adopted Inserting the words "know-
y IN connection with the sale of Oleo-
saFIne, and amending the sixth
1Vn by striking out the minimum
any, being the words ''less than 500"
Ihe words LESS than SIX months"
-e Fotius was interrupted 50 as TO Or
conference committee on the naval
i"plauou bill ana on the bill repeal
'1e Jaws pertaining to pubic lands.
sltaJ number OF Other amendments
offered and drejected.
TIE BILL PASSED.
le Dill and its amendments were re-
'o 20 Tie senate, the first question be-
w Ar. Ingalls, amendment to reduce
.HA on oleomargarine from DC. per
u' u? zc, IL was adopted by vote Of
'as to 28 nays.
lVt emanlng amendments were adopt
i,"ouC question and the bill as amend
n passed by YOte Of 81 yeas to "A
B. as follows:
1-Nessrs. Aldrich, Allison, Blackburn.
-er @"'", ''h, Camden, Chase, CockrelI,
r' "l'm, Dawes, DOiph. EdmunGs,
r",ttmap, Hall, Harrison. Hawley,
-",S' Logan, Mcmillan, Malone.
p.'..' Miher, Mttched uf Oregon. Pal
a5 h', fi4tt, Plumb. SAWYER. SeUell.
a H.. "P'pler, Stanford, Teller. and VIII
A '..n s-r' Beck, Berry. Brown, Butter,
HM 9l,n "a N'HUiL. Eustir, Gibson, Gray,
&x ep. p,.'""' '"' 3D. Hearst, Jones OF Arkansas,
I'D Eo,r,'N Ransom, ttiddleOerger, Vance,
mi sJgof t't'' "althall, Nhitthorne, and
'' MARY iaad-2i.
InE PENALTY,
Nm aG. ~ rs To the penalty, as amend
ans as ioHoWs; Every person who
or oi,, SUNS or Ohers Tor sale, or deliv-
pyo. W uehNer any Oieomargerine
r ,.,, lo'la than in new wooden or
VIA F'~'"SeS, as above described,
p"cAs IN any package any
law .ne iu any maunSr contrary to
or aW "no falsely brands any pack
IOtipr AG' stamp On any package,
resr,," 'ess amount Of tax than
ofia1."eu 10y law, Shall be fned for
trisonade uCt more than 81, 200 and be
5T'ui nor more than two years.
ls s,,'. ,I moved that the Senate insist
Hops,n1 ,aehJs to the bill, and ask
pea To. conference. lnls was
,s,,e.''Procity with Mexico.
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