New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
THE TARIFF BILL PASSED.
r,,p VOTE Upon 1T IN TIE SENATE 40 TO
ae-PARTY LINES STRICTLY DRAWN.

oo-PARTY LINES STRICTLY DRAWN.
4 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OF SEVEN Ap'
poryrEp-rHE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE Be
TWEEN THE TWO HOUSES LIKELY TO BE
EASILY sETTLED-THE CLOSING DE-
BATE-ADMIRABLE SPEECHES OF
SENATORS JONES, OF Ne
vADA, AND HISCoCK.
tiny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBuHE1
Washington Sept lO.-TIc Senate passcd tne Asli"
bill late this afternoon by vote OF Az 10 %" "p
parent increase OF one over the normal hcPup' " w
iory In reality the division ON tile Dill was ''''''
an marty lines but Mr.. Paddock. who mas general
p,ir with Mr. Eustis. forgot in The cXc'e"e"' "a ''
final rolcaI, that his Louisiana colleas"o was "u,
amt and en- inadvertently had his own name conn'e
a. one of the majority. No Official hHicc' vi eur
can be taken OF pairs and it viii now DC ,p'''" ~
correct the record Of tie roll call hn' III l"S''o "
Mr. Eustis il should be said that he n'd ho' i'S Ills
vote by neglect, and that il w'iS Simply a" "''uc"'
that the party majority for the bill is ono larger '''
it should be- a.,
Tbc final test OF strength on the passage Oh inc
hill drew ont an unlisualy large ATTENDANCE oh o'.
sides OF the chamber. There were Oily "'''e" "D
scutec,-severa OF them only nominal "cS-'"" o'"',
Republican senators besides Mr. Iaddock oc'"o p0''"'
and haired with missing Democrats. There arc now
in fact ONLY three Republicans. Nessr'' ''"'iu
rarwell and Morrill, who cannot be counted OIL ~ "o'
r., IL, urc,aut in the senate for any political elhersc"'!'
TN. vn,ur OH the passage OF the bill occupied scac!
fen minutes, and the scene during Inc n''i ''
was tame and uninerestinI SIX hours vi .,"I'''
debate had tnnncd the attendance III 'hc sAAo,''
and there were few spectators lett u" scc 'o CIV "
tho ,pr and wcarisOmc discussion through WHO" '"c
I,,df n he
u nual Judgment on IT, There was undoubtedly |"H'
sense Of relief both sides OF the 'haiocr WIZ" NV
last rolLcall begun, and there was scic'"' "
10 get away when the result of the vote was ahNo.'
The bill, it will DC remembered. was ehch UP i"'
consideration Oh July 80, and. with few Intervals
dcvo,.d TO appropriation bills, had been under di'
c,,,,ion ever since then. During the last Ten I'd,
come legitimate interest had been injected INTO Inc
debate and many striking and important speeches III"
bc,n made Iut for week, before the adoption oil MI
Aldrleh's mcmorandum hXnS day Tor Inc vote INC
datory policy Of the opposition had reduced 'he us
c,.-ion to II mere talk against time. without i"r'' "r
merit and Il, lSl'>s and prrfunct"ry A. any c"rt u"
w,.,. the ~, sion in empty or0ry we'll could hc with
,hc memory %. that drciry and proit!c>, record q"
obstruction sill fresh in mind. to day final V"c '"nf
not help being both welcome and in>priiIiS IL opens
the way for that speedy settlement of the tari'i Hur
ton which the bushes, Interests OF the country nave
been demanding. and for that rarlv adjournment OF
Congress which seems =" necessary a'i dc'iiabm.
The au">ions at Issue between the House mnd tho
senate WILL no doubt. be- easily settled. In most
respect, the Til! II passed the senate Is hcnt''h
with that approved by III" House. The rhrf at''r'
ton Of course j. the adoption ~ tho Hrhar fna'"c
Committees reciprocity amendment THIS l. ne"
feature entirely. and mag aroh'r some din'ultS ia
conference committee. The sugar dn", are ALL"
somewhat N sn,c the senate inahing them h"iict
ably higher than the House did. Arr which the l"u''
he free . senate made dutltilr, ana
binding twin. which taxed hy tn House. l. MD
frye Of duty hv IN" Srnnic In the la'N. Metal and
Flax aud Hemp >rh~u'> f"w minor dih"r'nrcN Al"
appear: but. apart from ID" si;tr dit."' ana t""
rec pr"tuy question. there are i"w matters II, i>Ni"
which could not he settled "nhaud in an hour or t""
The exact number Of amrndm"lii rad" by III" senate
/, iI. Probably 40 ~ them could BE- di>p"cd Of IN
conference at Il single meeting.
The bill Will probably d. REF rrcd T." the WAYS hnf
Mean, Committee when II T. sent back to the House
tomorrow. and that committee" Will unh'nbchy r.
mort concurrence in II the change, and asa for a
conference the others In anticipation Of such &C
ton, Mr.. Aidrich asked this aftcrnrn for the sp
pointmcn ~ c,nfcrcs the part Of the senate. ami
these member, Il the Finance COMMITTEE" were selected
Mc,>r,. A.h1ch. sherman, Alison liNrWh. Ncfher>"'
| Vance and Carlisle. Mr. Ahirch /, ontrankcd anon.
| the Republican members II the committee by M">'r'.
| sherman and Allison. but he will nevertheless ~r'c
., chairman u the senate cnfrcs. His success in
| the MANAGEMENT Of the Tariff h IN the fac" Ut the
| MANY dIGcultic, and rmlatra ~m"ns occa>i'n"d hy
the oi,>,nctivr attitude II III" minority. has been
| marked and decisive. liI> replies t1 The ort'INhi'
made on the bill bv rcnocratic Senators iave been
effective and fclicou!. and under h' lcH! r'ihp Tie
| Finance Committee held IL ;1uund with almost uncN
amp!cd .uccc~, Icing beaten on only ~ single important
| 4ncndm"nt lis selection HOW I" head ili" ii'' "'
cpnf.irc, /, a graceful and we'll deserved '"mp m"ut
| I, In, industry and nt,llI."n"" with which II" has
conducted the Republican fight FOR the pa-agc Of the
| Tariff bill.
| The sin hours closing debate on the Tarin measure
| VA, marked 10y two extremely able ana vigorous
,,nc, he, on u" RcIrbl,aA -dc Mr.. lii,cock. VIII
| .,r,,c nr~t. arriieicd the Democracy With tcllinL
effect for persistent ho tty I" all measures Affect
INK the Industry and prosperity of the country. and
gave In closing n review Of the benefits already to IL
| noted as sprinrng from the restoration Of tho Re
| mnl,cau party to power In the Nation. The specci
II the JUNIOR Ncwiork senator Is given In full In IN
| other column.
Mfr. Jones. Of Nevada sald the last words on tn,
Tariff question for the Republican side He spoke, ~
usual 10 large and attentive audience. which listened
with marked appreciation Ia his eloquent exposure
the faI,c, of the free trade argument ~ applcab
10 the United states. Mr.. Jones * political phioso
| phcr Of originality and profundty. and his specci
TODAY Wa a stri,ing defence Of III" protective posi-
| ,ion TIN Nation. he holds. to attain US higi"~
dcyclopmcnt should attempt Ia do for Itself all TN,
if can ly any possibility succeed In doing ard b.
favor, the latest and most generous protection t
every enterprise that proni."> Z, make TINS cOuhtr
les, dependent for the supply OF It's WANTS on "'hc
| cnunrirs Mr.. Jones had time 10 read scarcely hai
| % what he had written. but his speech d. IL VII
| apu.ar in The Record will bc found " be broa
and ma ,tcrIy treatment II the problem when uhdei
| lies All American tariff legislation.
After fire Transaction Of some unimp0lf ant business
| tnc Tariff bill wa, taken up-thc question being o
A., uas,agc-and six houT, being allowed TO riSo vi
| di,cu,>ioI after which the vote j. to be tahvi
ir. Iloar. referring To the reciprocity propo>""'
| aid that he had voted for II yesterday Win som
| h..i,,i ion and should not have done 81 II he la
| thuicht that the scheme contained III ~" apchdhei
| WA, all that likely to come ont "i 'he chterI'
on tina, policy. There were some great rOist'nti"h
difficulties In the way which had been ably stated b
Mr. Eyart, lie thought also that oh the one sld
tLe rrcluIocal cAcang', were nc'mprtr and III;
they cont ncd o. two articles -c"pcc'ally tea al
hdc,t that had To he dealt with solely III the view
internal inter, SIS and vi;loIi relation to the elect
other c,rint:ic, to their rng faxed or uniaAcd. u