Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23
TARIFF BILL PASSED.
End Of the Long Agony in the
Senate.
MANY AMENDMENTS AGREED TO.

How They voted-Inaugural banquet.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The senate de-
bated for the last time the finance commit
tees substitute for the Mills tariff bill. and
sos last evening passed it.
The senate passed the bill directing a sur
vey of a national road from the aqueduct
bridge to Mount Vernon at cost Of $1,000.
Mr. Chambers resolution Of yesterday, call
ing for information as to claims for extra al
lowances TO officers and men Of the navy was
agreed TO.
At II so the senate took up the tariff bill, |
the pending question being on the amend
mont Of Mr. Reagan to the wool section.
Mr.. Morrill, said that the Mills blu was an |
abandonment of protection. The senate sub
stitute would make reduction Of revenue of
ST3 900, 900, and would cover the country and
every foot of it with blessings
Mr. Reagan made an argument in favor OF
his amendment. His colleague. Mr. Coke,
followed him with the statement that he
would vote to put wool on the free list
After remarks by Mr.. Turpee against, and
Mr.. Harris for the amendment, vote was
taken and it was rejected. Yeas p, nays, 81;
Senators Brown and Payne voting in the
negative. Che amenedmnt proposed to
change the duty on all grades and kinds OF
wool to - per cent ad valorem)
a proviso. offered by Mr.. Vance, that no
article ON the wool and woolen schedule
shouh pay a rate exceeding Is per cent. ad
valorem was rejected. Yeas 2T, nays %;
Mr. Payne voting ia the negative.
Numerous amendments of minor import
ance from the finance committee and by Re-
publican members were adopted, and others
by Democrats rejected There we're lively
debates over some Of them from both sources.
The stocking and hose paragraph was con-
siderably changed
Mr. Brown moved to make the rate on
cleaned rice 2 cents per pound; on uncleaned
rice ~ cents; on paddy, l cent, and on
broken rice or rice -four, 20 per cent. ad
, valorem. Rejected: Yeas 20; nays, 80. On
this vote Senators Cameron, Mitchell Plumb
and Quay voted with the Democrats, and
5 Senators Bate, Berry Blodgett Cockrel.
! Coke. Faulkner Harris, Jones Ark.
Reagan, Turpie, Vest and Walthall with the
$ Republicans.
On motion of Mr.. Aldrich, the paragraph
was finally amended as to ID by making
, the rates u, ], 4 aud 4 cents.
Mr. Plumb offered an additional para.
graph to the silk schedule as follows:
: s.Silk. raw or as reeled from the cocoon
but not doubled, twisted OF advanced il
manufacture in any way, and silk waste, z
. per cent. ad valoremn Rejected; Yeas, q
nays. a. The Republican senator's votinl
ave were Blair, Dawes, Dolph, Hoar, In
+ gals, Manderson, MITCHELL Paddock, Plumb
n Ouay. Stewart and Teller The Democrat
Is senators who voted no were Bate, Blackburn
g Blodgett. Brown, Coekrell, Colquitt, Eustii
Faulkner, German, Gray, Harris, Jone
ls (Ark), Turpie, Vance, Vest, Walthan an
Wilson MIDI.
sr Mr.. Dawes, who had originally voted ay'
changed his vote to no, but ON bis colleague
40 Mr. Hoar, voting aye, Mr.. Dawes agai
changed his vote to aye.
y, Mr.. Plumb moved TO insert an additions
ig paragraph creating and establishing in II
be TREASURY department commission TO
lis known as the customs commission Agree
he 10 without division. 1t provides for I'll
Id appointment by the president with the az
ok vice and consent of the senatel of five con
nissioners TO hold office two, three, fou
ry five and six years respectively; not mol
than three of them to be of the same politic
re party. The salary is TO be $500 per annun
N. The permanent office of the commission is
re be at Washington.
he On motion of Mr.. Allison the date for u
bill to 20 into effect was changed from Fe
er- l, 1889, to July l, 1889.
re There being no further amendments Offer
his the vote was taken first on agreeing to d
lbo substitute and then on the passage OF G
VI bill Both votes were identical yeas s
,l,- nays 30, as follows;
n, Yeas-Aldrch, Blair Bowen, Cameron. Cha'
,nS Chandler Cuom. Davis, Dawes, Dolph, Ednun'
ho Evarts Farwell, Frye, Hawley, Hiscoek' hol
ON Ingalls, Jones fNev.), MandersOn, MITCHELL Nj
GU rill. Paddock, Palmer, Patt, Plumb, Quay, sh
his man. spooner, Stockbridge, Teller, Wilson u
ore 50
Nays-Bate Berry, Blackburn Brown Butt
Call, Cockrpll, Coke, Colquitt, Daniel, Eus
'--- Jones ARK ), Morgan, Pasco, Payne, Pugh. n
10. son. Reagan, Turpie, Vance, Vest, Noorhe
Walthall Wilson md. $50.
Mr.. Riddleberger stated that he had vol
per right along with the Republican party q
- ~ with the finance committee for the bill l
eo there was nothing in the bill which wol
snts have justified him in voting for 1t after
s1A adoption OF the amendments Of the sena
from Kansas Mr. Plumb, presumably
non customs commission proyisionl Thereto
ivo' If he had not been paired, and had not
49,, under an obligation TO preserve that pair,
,yas should not have voted for the bill
.ged The house discussed the river and har
lost, bill without action.
per The inaugural committee accept George
to Boldt's proposition to furnish the supper
.he inaugural ball Mr.. Boldt is the '
known proprietor of the Hotel Belley
4 at Philadelphia, where the dinners of the fam
S5@ Clover club have been held for several ye
lter, The supper fee is to be 81, and the follow
%. is the bill Of fare;
city Blue Points, in ice
hern HOT.
'o''o Bouillion in cups. stewed oysters
Oysters a la Poulette. Chicken Croquett
lset- Sweet Bread Pates La re Terrapin, Philadel
ean Use. style.
red COLD.
RED, Assorted Sandwiches. Mayonaise Of Chic
red Lobster salad. Cold Tongue en- B
ueh' Cold Ham, a Ia Montmo- vne
rency. Boned Turkey,
ser Breast Of Quail. q Ia Ciceron. Americaen
eak Pate de foie gras, la Har Terrine OF Game,
inner rison. Morton.
; re- SWEETS
do, Assorted Ice Creams. Orange Water Ic
Roman Punch. Pyramid OF hot
tlec. Bee Hive Of Bon Bons, Re Rennaissan
No. publican. Pavilion, rustic.
SC Assorted Fancy Cakes.
4e.i FRUITS.
Desserts. Coffee.
sse.; The cabinet remained in session 10
~ than usual yesterday. IL is supposed
con the Samoan difficulty was the subject OF
lsc cusson and that an executive commu
ton may be sent TO the senate touching
26c. unfriendly action of the Germans to-
the Americans in Samoa, and recommen
story that Steps be taken 70 preserve the digni
Sc the United States government