The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
tlrT for revenue only, the other to a lado

tAfih Tor revenue only tue uthef 70 hnn
Tor protection,
The paragraph proposed to the amepd'
ment included great variety OF articles,
some OF which could be- produced in this
country for $40 or 90 q ton, while Others
could not be produced for leHs than $40 q
ton, II II were possible to mako dis
elimination in the duty on these giloea.
II should bo donei hut II WAS impossible
without recurring 10 the ad yalorem prn'
clpei and experience war h0t favorable TO
that principle IN imposing duties on iron
and atool, lhe | 40 oenta por pound
might be a little t0o high on some articles,
but II had been lXed upon by the hnanCe
committee ~ iair average rate,
As " Mr. CarnoRie's monopoly ho tMT,
Hhermanl knew nothing about H. except
Mr. Carnegie had been the frat In this
eoAntry 10 apply the continuous process IN
Mo manufacture Of stool beams Mr.
carnegie he prcbumed had patents which
could not bo lHkon away from him. But
they would soon expire
The tine was not iM from distant when
all structural forms of6ipol and IRON woah
No multiplied 20 nu amazing extent unG
would be produced cheaper and cheaper by
the ollor 0l inducements pmanulnoiuref. 10
enter into the bhiUehf, luut was ono NJ
the objects of lhe proposed ulo 0t duty.
lie thought II better to sustain The finance
committee IN ia classification than 10
change the rates blhdly and at haphOsMd,
=" '@"a'd TO trusts, he looked upon them ~
o.a ~ ts.a .,,f,a4 as..t..s,.-,a ~ mir, N
ventions OF man. aud was In favor Of break
Ing them up, They we're contrary 10 the
spirit Of tho common iAw Of England, but
the only way ho thought, 10 break them
down was by Inviting competition
The senator from Tennessee, then made
motion some days since 10 lay the senate
substitute on the table, and that motion
had been rejected by the Senate, tho vote
being m expression Of opinion that the
aubstituto was better bil than lho llous0
bill, The principle having hceA thus do.
tormined, ho thought ID bctter 10 leave tho
details NJ the bll 10 lhc committee which
framed II, unless there was some palpahle
Cyror which ought 10 be- corrected He
asked Nj, Democratic luoudr 10 abide by
the Judgment oi tho people on the quof
uuu, That judguunt had boon Ia layur Ol
American Industry
Al the conclusion Of Mr. shcrman's ro'
marks, the senate, NJ I p. m, adjourned
House,
In the House yesterday the most strik.
Ing feature of the proceedings was the In
PRODUCTION Of resolution for the inyoau
CATION ui the alleged usu nl money for pur.
poses Of corruptou IN the recent election
Among the hills introduced were the tol
lowing by. Mr. Nandoycr OF California,
appfoprintng s2O0OOO for the Improve
mcnt ri Nnn Diego harhof by Mr. LawlcE
OF Illinois, granting pension OF twolyo
dollars q month 10 houornbly discharged
soldiers and sailors who are nXty years OF
ago by Mt Howard %, Indiana
10 pUniah crimes against The cleo
torol franchise, IN Mr. Moore oi
Massachusetts totopval tho, iuiurutato com,
moroc ,nW, by Mr. rtthy dt Missouri, 40
proprnunp SiIO,OOO lot tho improvement Of
8, Louis harhori by Mr. T. j. Campbell,
OF New York royiyiur the grade ol liouton
ant general iu the army Tor
the erection of n building for the
geological survey In Washington, 10y
MIR. dubois ol Idaho, for the admission OF
the state Of Idaho by Mr., McAdoo Of New
Jersey, proposing q constitutional amend
mcnt for uniformity as 81 the day for
choosing presidential electors and forbid
ding voting Tor any other officer than rep
rcsonlAiiyo In congress ON that day
Mr. Holman offered for immediate CON
Alteration resolution fctiting the charges
made Ia the public print that money had
been uucd' 70 control presidential elections,
aud inylruoting the judiciary committee TO
investigate tho charges aud to Inquire
what legislation might he necessary 10 pre-
serve tho purity Of the franchise,
Mr., nnglcy. of Maine, offered ln amend.
mcnl to the rc'omuon Inserting thc fol.
luwlng words And also whcthcr officials
ui the United states have made contribu'
tions To such campaign fund,
Mr. Holman expressed his Willingness to
accept the amendment but Mr. wilkins,
Of Ohio. objected TO ", and the House huy.
Ing refused unanimous consent for the i'm
mediate consideration ul tho resolution, IL
was referred to the committee ON Judiciary.
Tho District oi Columbia appropriation
bill was taken up IN committee " lhe
whole After a brief discussion the blll
was laid aside ana the committee pio.
coodcd TO consider ,ho pension appropra.
ton bill, Tho Commillo having arisen,
both bills were Iassod and tho House, at
ji30 adjourned