Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

dependence-the principle Of encourage
ment to home industries, and IL proposed
TO encourage home industries by putting
wool on the free list. Applause.
TIN PLATE.
The next largest item on the free list
was tin plate, from which duty of
81, 600, 900 was received. Not q pound
of this tin plate was made In
the United States. The industry did not
give q man employment in this country,
and the placing of the article on the free
list would not take q dollar from
any manufacturing establishment. TIN
plate could be found in the home OF
very poor man, and the committee pro-
posed to remove the duty and put five
million dollars back into the pockets Of
the poor people of the country. If that
was free trade make the most of it.
THE NEXT ITEM WAS SALT.
Salt had first been put on the free list by
Thomas Jefferson. God hsd made salt for
man and beast and it ought not to be
taxed; but because few people
were interested in the salt mono
poly the committee was branded before
the people of the United States as being
free traders. Gentlemen on the other
side said: "You must tax the people on
their clothes, on their employment of
labor, and if you want anything free take
free drink of whisky" Laughter and
applause.
Returning to the woolen schedule, Mr.
Mills said that the bill proposed to reduce
the duties on wooden goods by taking
taxes off the wool that was not raised by
skilled labor, and scarcely by any labor at
all. 1t grew on the sheep. The sheep
produced it.
He had heard much sympathy expressed
for the sheep. The Democratic party's
sympathy was for men, not sheep. Ap-
plsuse. 1t proposed to bring down the
prices OF wooden clothing 80 that the poor
people could get it to wear in winter.
At the conclusion of his address Mr..
Mills WAS enthusiastically cheered. Both
the amendments passed. At this
point the roll was about to be called on
the final passage of the bill, when
Mr.. Sowdon, of Pennsylvania, sent
to the clerks desk and had read COM
munication from Mr.. Randall, in which
tha gentleman said he wanted pair
when the vote on the tariff bill should be
taken, as he would vote against the bill.
He was distinctly opposed TO the bill in
question.
Applause on the Republican side greeted
the reading of che letter. The roll call
was then begun and proceeded
rapidly. The vote Of gentlemen in op-
position, seemingly to their political
faith, was greeted with loud applause by
those who were favored. Messrs.
Bliss, Merriman and Greepmau New
York;, and Scwden PENN, Democrats,
voted against the bill. Messrs. Fitch,
of New York; Nelson, of Minnesota, and
Brewer, of North Carolina, Republicans,
voted in favor of its passage. Messrs. An
derson, of Iowa, Hopkins, of Virginia, and
Smith, of Wisconsin, Independents voted
for the bill.
The following is the official vote:
AYEs-Abbott, Allen, of Mississippi;
Anderson, of Iowa; Anderson, of Missis-
sippi; Anderson, of Illinois; Bacon, Bank
head, Barnes, Barry, Biggs, Blanchard,
Bland, Blount, Breckenridge, of Arkansas;
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky; Brewer, Brice,
Buckalew, Burnes. Burnett, Bynum, Felix
Campbell, Campbell, of Ohio; Timothy j.
Campbell, Gambler. Carlton, Caruth, Catch
ings, Chapman, Clardy, Clements, Cobb,
Cochran, Collins, Compton, Cothran,
Combs, Cox, Grain, Crisp, CulbersOn,
Cummings, Dargan, Davidson, Of alabama;
Davidson, OF Florida; Dibble, DOckery,
Dougherty, Dunn, Elliott, EnlOe, Ermen.
trout, Fisher, Fitch, Ford, Forney, French,
Gay, Gibson, Glass, Grimes, Hall, Hare,
Hatch, Hayes, Heard, Hemphill, Hender-
son, OF North Carolina; Herbert, Holman,
Hooker, Hopkins, Of Virginia; Howard ,
Hudd, Hutton, Johnston, of North Car
olins; Jones, Kilgore, Lsfform, Logan,
Lands, Lane, Lanhorn, Lathrop, Lamber,
Lee, Lynch, Macdonald, Mahoney, Marsh,
Martin, McAdoo, McClsmmy, McCreary,
Mckinney, McMillin, McRea, McShane,
Mills, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan,
Morse, Neal, Nelson, Newton, Norwood,
Oates, O'Ferrell, O'Neall, Of Indiana,
ONeill, OF Missouri; Outhwaite, Peel,
Pennington, Phelan, Pidcock, Rainer,
Rice, Richardson, Robertson, Rogers,
Rowland, Russell, Of Massachu-
setts; Rusk, Sayes, Scott, seney, Shaw,
Shirley, Simmons, Smith, Indiana; Sny-
der, Spinols, Springer, Staplnecker, Stew
art, of Texas; Stewart, Of Georgia; Stock
dale, Stone, of Kentucky; Stone, of Miss
ouri; Tarsney, Tsulbee, Thompson, Of Cal
ifornia; Tillmsn, Tracy, Townshend, Tur-
ner, of Georgia; Vance, Walker, Washing
ton, Weaver, Wheeler, Witthorne, Will
kins, Wilkinson, Wilson, Of Minnesota;
Wilson, of West Virginia; Wise, Yoder,
Carlisle-162.
Nsys-Adams, Allen, of Massachusetts,;
Allen, of Michigan; Anderson, Of Kansas;
Arnold, Atkinson, Baker, Of New York;
Baker. of Illinois; Bayne, Belden, Bing-
ham, Bliss, Boothman, Bound, Boutelle,
Bowden, Bowen. Brewer, Browne, Brown,
of Ohio; J. K. Brown, Brumm, Bu-
chanan, Bunnell, Burrows, But
Ter, Butterworth, Corwin, Coswell,
Cheadle, Clark, Cogswell, Con-
ger, Cooper, Creyes, Cutcheon, Dalzele,
Darlington. Davis, De Lane, Dingley,
Dorsey, Durham, Farquher, FELTON,,
Findly, Flood, Fuller, Funston, Gaines,
Gsllinger, Gear, Gest, Gof, Greenman,
Grosvepor, Grout, Guenther, Harnor, Ha-
gen, hAyuen, henucicon, VI AoWa,
Henderson, of Illinois; Hermann,
Hines, Hit, Holmes, Hopkins, Of
Illinois; Hopkins, Of New York;
Houk, Hovey. Hunter, jackson, john
ston, of Indiana; Kean, Kelley, Ken
nedy. Kerr, Ketcbsm, Lsfollete, Laid
law, Lscid, Lehlbsch, Lind, Lodge, Long,
Lyman, Mason, McCombs, Mccormick,
Mccullough, McKenns, Mckinley, Mer.
rimau, Millkin, Motif, Morrill,, Morrow,
Nichols, of Indisna; Mutting, O'Don-
nell, O'Neill, of Pennsylvania; Osborne,
Owen, Parker, Patton, Psyson, Perkins,
Peters, Phelps, Plumb, Post, Pugsby,
Reed, Rockwell, Romeis, Rowell, Russell,
of Conuectict; Ryan, Sawyer, Scull, Sey-
mour, Sherman, Snowden, Steele, Stephen
son, Stewart, of Vermont; Struble, Symes,
E. B. Taylor, J. d. Taylor, Thomas, Of
Kentucky; Thomas, Of Illinois; Thomas,
of Wisconsin; Thompson, of Ohio; Turner,
of Kansas; Ysndever, Wade, Warner,
Weber, West, White, of Indiana; White,
of New York; Whiting, Of Massachusetts,;
wilber, Williams, Ysrdly, Yost-149.
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