The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17
FEDERAL CAPITAL.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS OF B0I II
HOUSES or CONGRESS-.
Lively DISCUSSION OYER THE
SENATE TARIFF BILL.
Washington News and Notes.

Washington News and Notes.
WAsnINoroS. j. c.. January lG-At
one O'Clock thc Senate resumed cOnside-
ration of the tariff bill The PROPOSE
zion of Mr. Vest. to put salt on the free
+ li.t. was rejected without further debate
yeas, 2} nays 26.
Mr. Allison offered some changes in
the committee amendment as to Tagger' 8
iron.
Mr. Jones. of Arkansas, moved to put
Tarepr iron ON thc free list I'm the
debate which ensued Mr. Morgan said
chat the object of thr Senate bill was 10
increase the profits oi manufacturers.
Mr. Allison denied this statement. and
said Chat IFS object and purpose was TO
enable ab0rer- in This country % pro-
duoe things ou equal terms with laborcrs
in other C0Intrict
Mr Morgan then proceeded 60 deliver
% written speech IN opposition to the
senate substitute. % which he endeavOr-
cd 90 show chat for every $40 gain 20 the
w0rkinrmau IN would give q profit of
so to ihe manufacturer
During discus ION between Mr.. Nor
1an and Mr. lIaWley the former said that
if thencgr0os could becXpelled from Ala
bsma the price of lands would 20 mp 100
per cent ln answer 90 "a question of
Senator Blair he said shat be favored
Senator Niuioms plan, 90 distribute
the negr0es throughout the Northern
States
Mr. Blair sail that people of the United
States would Doe as glad tO welcome the
blacks OF Alabama a- tO welcome the
white ones.
MI Nor-an said Mr. Blair might spare
himself hi, inycct.ye against the people
0f Alabama
Mr. Blair ] viii be vcryglad 90 limit
mv general reflection on the white peo-
pie of Alabama t0 the Senator, with
whom am engaged i'm colloquy.
Mr. Morgan liany proyidential thing
should keep thc Senator and me apart !
would hc thankful llc adds nothing 90
mv haDpire--. and think that a more
intimate association with him would im-
prove me neither In temper nor in for
nation. nor in amy other way.
40 the conclusion of Mr. Morgan's To-
marks Mr. Dl ndlcr made am argument
iu favor 0i ii Drel.inL ihe duty on skates.
because the German -kate manufacture
he said. undcrsOld the manufacturers of
his State.
There wa- further discussion but no
vote was reached on the amendment,
and at @ J.. VI. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
The House to-day continued the dis
cussion of the Territorial Commission
biIl
SIR. Joseph. of New Mexico, spoke at
length in favor of the admission of his
Territory
Mr.. .Sirutle. of Iowa, said that the
of the Committee on Territories
did not think that New Mexico ought 20
Doe admitted Their objection was not
ON the ground of tine religion of the pco-
pie What New Mexico needed was lib
eral assistance from the government in
building up her desert places and arang-
ing her ard stretches a large number
of people in New Mexico could not
speak the language of the country, and
be thought that until they came mp 20
the line of American cities they were
not entitled io admission
Mr. Mausur. OF Missouri made an ar
gument iu favor OF the Omnibus bill, and
especially in favor OF the admission of
New Mexico lie said that in view of
her rapid growth the arguments of Mr.. T
Strublc were without effect Mr. Her /
man, of Oregon spoke I'm favor of the /
admission of alI territories that were en- /
titled TO statehood by reason of popula- I
.ion or natural resources.
Mr.. Baker. of New York. said that /
South Dakota Should not Dee hampered /
ly being coupled with the other Terri /
tories
Mr. Dubois. of Idaho, said that his /
Territory would ask au enabling act, fix
ng q definite time for it 20 assume the |
of statehood.
Pending further debate the House, .
after passing thc bin making Columbus. .
ohio, a port of delivery adjourned.
THE HAYTES REVOLT
The President submitted 90 the Senate |
Today large quantity of correspond
.nce of The Hayiien question. In TIE
main resume of ihe stories which have
lcen published in regard TO the seizure
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