Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

all In the chamber 10 give browning
wreath 10 the great soldier In bi. dying hour.
[Great applausel.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, and Mr.. Kelley, OF
Pennsylvania, also briefly advocated the pas
saRo OF the bill. and it was then passed By a
utUd voce vote, Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, go
lug on record az opposing IT,
The House thea took up the bill on The
same subject introduced by Mr.. Dorsey, OF
New York. aud II was tabled.
Parliamentary difficulties In the way OF
the legislative appropriation bill were then
overcome aud the bill passed with the blank
salaries filed in, ~ 1t was reported from the
Appropriations Committee.
MIR. Mills moved that the House 90 into
Committee Of the Whole on the tariff bill,
the debate on { he first paragraph TO be limit
ed 10 twenty minutes. BY arrangement
with McKmlv the time for debate was ex.
tended TO forty minutes and the motion pre-
vailed.
Messrs. Holman, Weaver, and Mccormick
OF Pennsylvania spoke upon the lumber
question.
MIR. Buchanan, Of New jersey, did not
want 10 be singular by speaking TO the
pending amendment TO make the free list
60 into effect next January, but would do
n DlnFI tHtthtls haN UNIV ~AAN NN'h NSpNN
something else.
When the time had expired the question
was put on Mr.. Adams's amendment 10 sub
stitute january .. 1889, for July 1, 1888, rs
TIE date Of the application OF the free list,
aud II WAS defeated yeas. 1871 nays, 1l8.
Mr.. Buchanan, Of New Jersey, then Of
ferei an amendment 10 exclude foreign-made
goods from entry. Ruled out on a point OF
order. Dir. Buchanan appealed, but the
ruling was sustained by party vote. There
upon Mr.. Buchanan modified the language
but not the substance OF his amendment 50
that 70 Was unobieciIonaDle IN form, but 1t
was defeated by a strict party vote OF % TO
los.
Mr. Grosvenor, Of Ohio, offered an amend
ment 70 add n the first paragraph probibi-
ton against the importation Of goods The
manufacture or sale OF which "a controlled
by trusts. Rejected by ITO l0j.
Mr. Baker, Of New York, presented his
amendment to exclude Canadian goods from
tie free list whenever the Govern ment OF
that country imposes duty on American
goods 81 = similar nature. Rejected.
This concluded the consideration OF the
fret paragranh-fye lincs--ot tIe bill and
the Clerk read: Timber, hewn and sawed,
and timber used for piers and in building
wharyes" Qrstarticle on the free li'0.
Mr.. Siruble, OF Iowa, moved TO strike out
the paragraph.
The first Republican speaker on this mo-
ton had nothing 10 say about il, but dis
cus,cd instead the irce.wOO provision Of the
bin, and free wool occupied the remainder
Of the afternoon session. Finally Mr. Mills
suggested, IN view that the two lines which
fad been under confederation all day con-
cerned an item that bad yielded but Sl9S.S0
in revenue last year. the paragraph be passet
Over. This request being refused the COM
miltCe rose. and pending a decision upon
Mr. Mils's motion TO limit TO ten minutes
further debate upon the paragraph the
House took a recess until s O'Clock, the
evening session TO be for the consideration
OF private pension bills.
At The evening session the House passed
twelve private pension bills, and at 1880
adjourned.