Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
SION Ia sIse Ssnale Takes z Pc.
MicaI TutR-N I'hing Done for
Wan; Of Quorum.
- House In Committee Of the Whole
gres!lts with The Duly OF Tin Plate.
1he Arguments.
Fitlieth Cor gresF.
THE SENATE.

linn LIZ IOL luAkLCS Oh lOlC4su
..,ored concurrent resolution request
nv the President to invite, from time 10
] .,e, as IL occasions may arise, negotia
e,ps with any government with which
~ Uaited States Las diplomatic relations,
:, the end that ,ny differences between
] ~ governments which can not be ad-
1 ,,,tsd ~ diplomatic agencies may be re-
| ..,et 10 arbitration nad may be peace
h-7 SC listed by suoh means. Placed on
.. cs.radar.
NJ. Hale cailsd u M. Morgsn's reso.
4 ,-.ion IS u the h5aery treaty and pro
.ssisd 20 address Ine Senate on the SUBJ
'utla conclus on Ct Mr.. HAle's speech
he resolution WAS postponed Until Mon
1.y, the 25:h.
lac district appropriation bill IVES
,seu 10 sud clause providing for the
s1ris Of teIegrSp and .elrphoneWires NJ s
.rrcEen oul, Af.er wnich the Dill Was
pissed
Nj. Stewards bond purchase resolu-
NON Yss then taken up.
The motion TO refer to the committee
N alsuCe was Re 3cted. Tae discussion
,sn took q poi ticsI turn, Salisbury
nina the adm inistrstion for its honesty
ut purity snd Teller claiming th4t the
g.ou0licsn Senators had never attacked
ne administration, but had treated it
With courtesy and respect. The resolu-
41n was then adopted without moditcs-
ion snd without division.
Mr. Blair moved TO take up the Senate
nyI for the adjustment Of accounts OF
,,orers, Worknen and mechanics arising
,utsr the eight hour law. The vote by
gss: and nsys resulted: yeas 81, nays II.
The negstive votes were all by the Demo
rats snd the Affirmative by the Repuoli-
sls, the latter being joined, however,
51 S.nHtors CAIl and Tucpie.
As there WAS no quorum voting the roll
vs.: called and forty-four Senator's an
:Eered.
Amotion TO proceed to executive bust
rs:s wss made and defeated; yeas IA,
.sys 49,.
Adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June I3 Mr.. Bayne OF
psnpsylYanis asked unanimous consent
Dr present consideration of the Joint
resolution granting to al persons en-
Do7ed in the public service who were
1,sseDt at the battle Of Gettysburg, either
n the Union or Confederate army, leave
Of ABSENCE TO attend the reunion to be
.s!; at Gettysburg in JAY.
A call for the regular order made by Mr..
Breckenridge Of Arkansas operated SIS an
o:jsction.
The House then went into committee Of
lie whole on the tariff bill.
Mr. Bsyne Of Pennsylvania then moved
. STRIFE from the free list sissl, grass and
Maey Vegetable substances. Defeated.
Mr. Warner of Missouri moved to
strike from the free list burlsps not ex-
cseirg sixty inches in width on fax,
jgte or hemp Lost.
Mr. Mcmillan moved TO place upon
the free list bags Of jl!e for grain.
After long discussion which WAS
mostly political the motion WAS sgreed to. |
Reaching the clause putting or the free
LIS. machinery for the manufacture OF
cotton bagging, Mr. Lind Of Minnesota
r59red Bn amenfmeDt Including ma
c,ilery for making wire o; hemp or
jate, on. tais Was ci9Cted, IS well as
n1.lOn to strike out the paragraph.
The next paragraph was read Gin
FlIts
Mr. Dalzeu Of Pennsylvania moved to |
strike it out. he spoke in favor of the |
notion.
Mr.. Mcmillan of Tennessee held that |
The gentleman had confessed a fatal weak |
Less By admitting that not pound Of tin |
Plste Wss made in the countrY. His sole |
Ugumeut seemed 10 be that 1t might be
made here II the duty was increased |
Everybody used tin plate, yet We were
MEed TO keep up the duty in an effort to
io.ce somebody to make it.
Mr.. Scott of Pennsylvania told OF the
1ss Of Tin plate on the farm, snd asked |
Were was the justice and equity In the
demand for Sn Increase duty in case
Where not workman wss employed IN
Mixing the prote cted article7
Nj Randall Of PernsYlvania said the
question was, could We produce tin plate
leie probably? We could, and he had !
seen It done. The man who discussed |
tie matter without reference to labor be-
lifted it. II properly protected under
lie nstural law Of supply the price Ct lin
pI.e would decrease here. We should |
L: the wsge carriers Of the United
S:Ste5 produce waat he could produce
!. gent further; it touched iron ore and |
line stone and other products. all going
70 n ke tin pl.tes. We had lcng enough |
tn.ned the country CT $1,000. coo
soru,!ly paid cut for tin plate
We took thee hf!hs Of the Brit
81 product, ard he (Mr. Razdanl
VAS opposed to favOring q foreign coun-
" 81 the expense of cur own. Applause
On the K apuolcan side
Mr.. BreckeEr dge Of Arkansas had
'ai1 letter from q Buffalo preserved
goods manufacturer to President Cleve
aad il which he says that al
ao1sh he is not Republican
be must admit he has given the country
good government and that he and sill
hiking people commend his famous
Message. He favors reduction OF duty
% tin plate, although he could make
aoEe money if the duty were increased,
10y Re would then have an excuse for
lou9ling prices.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Indians, produced
d old record, and had read
ne colloquy In the S.n,te between Sena-
ois Sherman and Ingalls, IL which the
Isl named gentleman vigorously pro-
tsted against the protection Of al infant
sdustry before the irfant WAS born.
his was received with round Of apr
.bn