New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
READY FOR FINAL PASSAGE.
CONSIDERATION OF THE TARIFF BILL COM
PLETED BY THE SENATE.
PASSING ITS THIRD READlNG-ME~ ALDRICHs
RECIPROCITY AMENDMENT AGREED To-
Mr. PLUMB's AMENDMENT PROVIDING
FOR A CUSTOMS COMMISSION OF


FIVE ALSO ADOPTED.
Washngton sent 0-Thc Tariff bill was taken up
shortly after the senate met tohay-ue P''"i'"-
question being Mr.. CibSOn'S amendment u r""'"
tie >Ic tc>t from eighty degrees by the pof1'''pc
Ia seventy six d. crccS. The amendm" Was r']e''"''
Mr. EGmnnLs inquired whether the understanding
mad aS T. voting on amendments "''h'u' "'"'7
would prevent q senator. in ohcrng all aHehohch''
from >t,,ii: mot to occupy more than TWO %: 'h'c'
,,iuutcs IFS object or prohibit the asking or answer
- c4 a question.
r1e presiding officer. Mr.. Ingalls-t'nless the chair
be otherwise instructed by the Senate. he will hold
tat tn. understanding is that, beginning with tho
consideration Of the hill this morning. the acton OF
the senate Will be without debate and that the asking
o. answering an inquiry would be debate, anc Is
Therefore inhibited.
Mr. Ydmumds-I do not think that it onght to be
that way hut I can bear It as we'll As the rest
Mr.. Gibson offered the other amendments TO the
sugar section. which were rejected
Mr. Carlisle moved to strike out of the sugar section
all the para gpaphS relating to bounty Reeccd-ycaS
CD nays. ga party vote.
Mr.. Gibson moved 80 strike ont the sugar section
and substitute for 1t the sugar clauses Of the Mills
bill. Re1ectcd-yeas IS nays. 33.
Mr. Eu>tis moved TO insert n provision I'm the sugar
schedule that the bounty shall apply TO all sugar pro-
duccd in 800. Rejected
Nr. P.,co moved to amend the paragraph rclat
ing To- oranges by fixing special rates for oranges I'M
ported in December, January, February or March.
Rejected.
Mr. Pugh said he had been recorded enormously
In the The hides paragraph last Friday He
had voted i'll the negative not in the Affirmative
Mr.. German moved to reduce the duty on hchroma'e
and chronla.c Of potash from TO 2 12 cents per
pound. Rejected.
MI Aldr!ch moved to insert a proviso thai imported
merchandise deposited in any public or private bondca
warehouse prior TO August l. 1890 may be with
drawn for consumption at any time prior 10 NovNn-
Der 1. 1890. on payment OF the duties IN force prior
10 the passage Of this act
Mr.. Plumb moved % n substitute for Mr. A'drlchS
amendment prov1sO that g.d- Ia "ond at the time 81
the taking effect Of this ac may be Withdrawn there
from at any time within year from that date OH
payment Of the duties existing at the time OF their
importation. Rejected-yeas, %: nays. "a.
Mr.. Gonnan moved to insert in Mr. MdT1chS
amendment September 80 for August l. Rejected.
Mr. Plumb moved to insert January 1. 1851. In
stead Of November 1. 1890. Rejected
Mr.. Aldrichs amendment was agreed to-ycaS 81
NAYS o.
Mr. Aldrich then moved. on behalf of the com
mittee the reciprocity amendment proposed by nm
on september l. and accepted verbal modification u
1t suggested BY Mr.. IlOar.
Mr. EvartS moved. a substitute for ii. the amend
ment proposed by him at last nights session. which
merely directs the President 10 communicate the facts
to Congress.
Mr. EvartS's amendment was rciectcd-ycaS. 80:
NAYS a. All the Democrats voted in the ai'rna
tive as did also Messr,. Dolph, EvartS aid Sahden'
Republicans
Mr. Hmunds also moved modification Of Mr.
Adrich's amendment In a similar sense R")cctco
yeas. 8; nays 50. The six affirmative votes wero
given by Messrs. Cameron. Davis. EdmundS, Frye.
Paddock and Plumb.
Mr. dmunds moved 10 strike out ~ Mr. Aldrlch's
amendment the wQSds "on and after the first day
Of July. 1SDl." Rc,ccteh-ycas 90; nays. 81
Mr.. Gibson moved to insert wool In Mr. Adrichs
amendment. Rcjcctcd-ycas 10: nays, 80.
Mr.. Gray moved as a substitute for Mr. AldI1chs
amendment, section directing the President, without
further legislation, declare the ports OF the |ni'cd
States free and open TO all the prodncts "i AL!
country Of the American Hemisphere upon which no
export duties imposed. whenever and so l"lc a.
te Government of such admitted To the ports
thereof free OF all national, provincial municipal a"h
other taxes. the Hour cornmcal preserved meats ish
vegetables rice lumber. agricultural implements. ma
chinery vessels boats Of iron, steel or wood etc.
products Of the United states. The amendment was
rejected by Il party vote-ycas. 90; nays. 30.
Mr. Aldrtchs amendment vas then adopted--ye"S.
81; nays, -. 1t reads:
trade with countries producing the following article
end for this purpose on ana o ae .so the .Sf e nj
snail be satisfied that the Government OF any country
pd4 S a%G m e s% mnsr or ay Of sch a
imposes duties other eHactons upon the afrif tar.i
of the free introduction OF such sugar moaa~s coffee
t> hides into the United States. he may di, 10
have The power and it shall be his duty 70 suspend.
~ proclamation TO that effect. the provision, Z" TINS
nlos.cs coffee tc;, and hides. the pr""rcon Of such
country. for such time as he shall der. G,i ana IN
coaee, and hides the product Of or exported from
An sugars not above no. 10 Dutch standard in
standard N color all tank bottsms syrnpS OF o cane
5oe Se al and cocenated oasse testing by the
polariscole not above - degrees 10 OF cent Rer
Of a degree shown by the po.riscopic test 91oo of !
cent per pound rs shall Al sugars scS So he
namely ai ' All sugar Above Above Co. b. and 70, above So
All sugar s" above Sc Is and not above 10. Dutch
standard OF color. l IS cents per pound All sugars
ah,vc No. 20 batch standard of color . ceatS per
pound .o.,- an,
sugar craninqs and sugar sweepns' ' ,ha en- be
may be. according to polar.c9pic test.
on tea. 10 cents per pound
Hides raw or uncured. whether dry. sailed or
picked lneora goat SKINS raw. without the WOOL: NJ
msnu,actursd asse, an; raw t, o, ,h un naI on
cent, per pound.
All the Democrats voted against Mr. Ahri"hs
reciprocity amendment. and only two Republicans
Messrs. EdmundS and EvartS.
Mr. Aldrich offered additional section. providing
that the sugar schedule and the bounty paragraphs
shall take effect March l. 1891, and that. prior To
February 1901. sugars may be refined IN bond with
Out payment Of duty
Mr. Gibson moved to change March. 1901. to July
1891 and that the existing tarin should be IN
force until then. RcicCtcd-yeas, 81. nays, 81.
Mr. Aldrich's amendment was agreed 10.
Varlous other amendments were offered b? Mr.
Adrich and agreed TO- including the following Dcclar
ing that ali special shall become due July 1891
and on every first OF July thereafter; making the
prov.so in Paragraph 49, tputlils Oh the free list
animals imported specially for breeding purposes
apply Only to females: filling the blank for the
dates on which duties shall he levied articles
exempted from duty as October 1. 1880: inserting
paragraph placing duty Of 20 cents per gallon on
maple syrup. and duty of 10 per cent on glass beads
loose unthrcadcd strung.
Tho committee amendment 70 Paragraph 7o3. paCi"G