The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-02

llopts the Conference
ut on the Tariff.
~ o. osEs THE DEBATE


& the tariff conference report,
k6 fsDt that the report would b
- Recosk.
lid II Was understood that the
Members desired moro than
n debate. He asked, therefore.
coutinne fiye hours, two to BE-
fkiends and three TO the oppo-
report.
reotested against . limitation
- he discussion, but suggested
Imitation should Be made the
va at 6 o'clock.
- ncquiesced In this suggestion,
81 consent that the previous
ordefed at that hour.
objected, whereupon Mckinley
that he would demand the
Dotion 81 half-past 5.
explained the provisions Of the
4op0rt In regard to binding
Sxpfessed the opinion that the
- low, but indulged hope that
congress would apply .
Comn,euling upon the reciproc-
.. be said:
~ % che reciprocity provision put
= 1he Senate, provision perfectly
- b both sides Of the House.
I'D the amendment known @
nnendnent. and indulge the hope
eianoe with the expectation and
AMY distinguished men all over
His viii enable ne 20 open up great
: products Of our farms We &C.
15o3e sentiment IN the hops that such :
3 - fully realised.
Sf New York characterized this
= : Cyclone bill. The point Of
S1o 10 90 arrange IL that there
10 trade between the United
foroign countries. Il would
nufac; urers to combine and
csople, while the farmers would
yolief. Referring to the subject
y tNine, Flower said that while
nsn would expatiais In the West
oyioion a. being IN favor Of the
= ~ West, il would ruin SOC. 600
- IL New England and New
~ q Tennessee said the bill %
Increased By 81 the tax paid BY
uosian or negro man, woman and
- (he land. The reciprocity pro-
E1os 5 cowardIy surrender Of the
~ Tfsrogative Of the House. Tho
~ president power not exercised
in Of Russia.
splsy then made the closing speech
ICY Of the bill. He said:
61mnittee had % Disseminated IN the
rtul the tariff a. 70 give protection 70
~ defense to our industries and COM
| - make up the difference between
- paid labor In Europe and In the
S1ss, for II Was the pride Of this coun.
= paid moro and better wages % it,
- than was paid any where else on the
Upd's earth. and II was enabled TO do It
49, Republican party and the old whig
z1C1e IL, had given its promise that IL
( ntoss tariff on products that came
etilion with our labor. our SOL or our
IN future alone would vlndiCate or
- Ghis bill The words Of the gentleman
oDoe, or the other gentleman were
oe1s Of the press Of our land or the
= 116of countries on this question In OPP
= = this bill. Great Britain and the
l1lIo party were In an unholy alliance.
- q the Republican side The gem
= ne other side had said the bill
~ incsease the demand for . single
ot wheat. or corn or . pound Of
They forgot that when the bill became Z
ID the new Industry OF manufacturing
p = established employment would be
led large number Of men, which would
he support Of 5000 people. and these
people would be new incomera, and
Z create demand for the products Of the
oslthe West. Already they had begun
T tin plates in st. Louis in anticipation
~. In ballet that IL was TO pass. Men
MY 10 invest money In this enterprise.
e(ood Of paying fifteen or twenty milli0n1
eehef oide for our tin, we propose to make
- This bill, If it becomes . law, would
~ nee list one-half Of all the producta
~ United States imported. the like Of
- never known In any tariff hill passed
|congre0 of the United States. The gem
q the oher side would tax the people Of
|N1try 70 make an income for the govern.
ne Republican party would tax the
sof other people seeking . market in
Nd States.
Previous question was ordered
y, nays 70. The conference report
nen agreed to, yeas l52, including
|eaker. nays 81. The only division
Z etrict party vote was that Coleman,
'efstone and Kelly voted with the
'crass in the negative. Mckinley
leported from the committee on ways
MANS . resolution providing for final
lnment Tuesday next. 1t was
- without division and the House