The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-17
THE TARIFF DEBATE.
An Alabama Drunkard ExpIodes
with Hatred OF the Negro.

with Hatred OF the Negro.
wAsHrySToS, Jan. 1S.-The presidents
tsso messages in regard To affairs in Sauaoa
and hayu were laid before the senate and
referred. with The accompanying docu-
meats. to the committee on foreign affairs.
There we're then presented memorials OF
the &0maus National Christian Temper
anee Union and other bodies of various
states in favor OF legislation for Sabbath
observance, against the running of inter-
state Sunday trains, and against military
drills. Referred to the committee ON estu-
cation aud labor. The memorials were In
large bundles, covered with red cloth,
Their presentation was witnessed by O
deputaiion OF ladies in the gallery.
The senate resumed consideration OF the
tariff bill. Vests motion 10 put salt on
the free list was voted down by a strict
party vote.
The amendment heretofore offered by
Allison, making the duty on cross-cat saws
s, 10 and Is ceats per linear foot, instead of
) and ig, was agreed TO.
The amendment heretofore offered by
Allison. increasing the medified detY on
saggers iron. was somewhat modified by
him, and Jones of Arkansas moved 70 put
that article on the free list. Allison said
the committee had decided 10 allow the
present rate OF duty on tin.plate to stand
until January, 1880 and that would allow
time for the establishment OF sufficient
plant in this country TO produce eli the TN
plate needed.
Morgan advocated Jones. motion TO pat
tiE-piate GA the free list, and said there was
no Tin In this country.
Teller eontrzdieted the assertion aud
said there was vast quantity of tin IN The
Deadwood reginn.
Morgan proceeded To deliver written
speech against the senate substitute In
the course Of q discussion between Morgan
snd hawley as to the relative value OF
lands in manufacturing and non mana
featuring states, Morgan characterized the
young aegrore of Aiaoafna as the most
God fOrsaken people, in respect os indus
try. to be found anywhere outside of Al
gIers or Morocco or the grca. desert as
sahara. II cost fully xltNo to raise a negro
boy from birth 20 manhece, nsl 70 include
bus stealings and ether deprcaassena. ii
expsl from Alabama every negro IN il aasi
have a barrier erected 50 thai he could
never return. lands in Alabama would ran
up 10 prices greater than those Ia Wlseoa-
SIN. The people would rush there with
Iaorc eageFness tfsan thsy wsre row shew-
ing 10 get to uklxhoma.
A eosiotsuy eHsaed lsstween Blair and
Morgan ia the e0urse OF which Morgsn
said he = wlafsed the senator fsezn New
harnpsa has In his 1wn state 100000 ne
gFee> that sc can furnish 10 hin froEa
Alskanaa | world be very glad, ladeesi.
T.
the ma1y societies he gets up be would get
up oke feF the Introduction OF negroes
from Alabama into Sew Hampshire, and /
viii do M best so promote his society, get
Subscribers for IL and Ers negroes 10 cIai-
CRATE.
for tae Interest Of my state 10 encourage
rae coicres people Of Alabama 10 enigfaar
there as 10 sreoarsge the white Eeopie of
that state.
Aorgsn-The senator may spare himself
al his inveeuves against the people OF
Alabama.
Blair-I viii be very glad 70 limit my
general reflection cn the white people of
AlaSssas. ami esusfne 70 10 tks senator
VITA w hasa | sE engases In coaloquy.
Nsrxsn-u any psossdeatfal thing
saSa q keep tina sen&tsr and Ezs apart,
waxsd be fkaakfSl. He adds sushing 30
my happ&nsss. and ! tasnk a more iEft-
u aie association .tsa hin woaia improve
rae aeisl1er ia tetsPer or infcrmxssen. ner
in any ether MAY.
After thss little digressiea Morgan re.
snned asd finished ths reading Of bis
speech.
CIsaaser spoke in fayer Of increasing
the aasy on tin plate. Ia the coarse OF bis
speech. ia cfsftcsstas the spy1sstl0a OF The
pe H0cFaflc party 10 pF0t eeEtoaisf ldesz. he
said. The Confederate hsigsdisgs weTe
now Ersins 30 carry osaf tGel saess sAteh
they Ezs 4secrpSsFstca Irto The tenfeasr-
aEs cssss sfssasfoa aai waie1 aseaaf fae ese-
sssnetzez os ali Northern Industries thai
were protected b fA@ taT!1 sys;Hsa- They
lad netting eft = kick. kill or asstxoy,
bax the prelscttoa tariff That VAS the
eusaa~ssaa which they szd tae prssl4enf
had hecn engaged tor the Last ycar. K1a
notwithstanding thes had ms i1ck theg
sgisa eo1tlnn<sa 20 make isS9s and kick
Fesr srxaed ssa1ass tks &Eaendzaez1 20
faere2ss the raIss or siE-elate sAsinx thai
here wss not a siBsse P@anG 0i * MASH
EscsaSesi IA the Uafie1 states as nre<eut,
tsas said thai fast sas os5as soswas 10 tne
lnssleaaseS OF tAe auts. He held that u
Was A. MaErss uttAsA the scope 0f the Pro-
te<fsse ssssesu 20 erx6te aEw Industries -
sa maintain existing oaSz Ilere uas srr-
theE dSssnssse ssE sae saasscs. hEt 20 vote
wsS REACHED xxs afssr al k$rNeE1enf sAaS
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