New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

sherman, SpOOn"r. Vance. Vest Walthali' "I>""' Vi
Iowa. and wilson, Of Maryland-23
Mr. QUAY offered the amendment proposed bH HIN
August l. skiing the duties between No IL and No.
rs AT $40 Of / cent per pound: between NO /" ana
No 90 al Clio Of l cent. and above No. 20 AT cent
Mr.. stewart occupied his thirty minutes with
speech in praise Of high protective tariff Sy'ten.
Mr. Henderson addressed himself to Mr.. Cuay's
Amendment which he moved 70 amend by putting the
proposed duty on all sugars above No. 20 at 40 cent
a pound instead Of cent.
Mr.. Onay modified his amendment as suggested by
Nr. Henderson.
Mr. German opposed the amendment as in the in
tcrcst OF sugar rcfncrs. giving them an absolute
monopoly Mr.. Vest al>" opposed 1t. Inc rc"ners
had now he said. all that they wanted They had
trurn phcd by the votes taken t1day. when PM mo
their pockets millions and millions OF dollars
Mr. Quay's amendment was rejected. without tie
yeas and nalG
The provision IN Paragraph o:3 that in case OF an
export duty imposed by any country, tie SRars from
that country shr be subject TO the duties under exist
Ing law gave Use 20 an Informal discussion. III '!'
course of which Mr. Allison stated that it would ex'
crdc sugars from cuba and Porto Rico. where there
was all export duty Of Ii OF ccni p'nid ana t'''
export duty pledged for portion IF the deot "i
cuba 50 that there would be difficulty aud c"Ilica'
t,ou in the matter: and Mr. CARL c rave II II, lis
oui,i,D that tie provision was Objectionable III ay
ivTm
I'll, difficulty was solved by Mr. Adich ON behalf OF
the committee. Withdrawing the provi';
Mr. Quay moved {, Include sugars made from maize
stems" letter Known ouin~ialk>.' Mr. AIiis" re
marked among The >utirN iJr Which Il bounty Vi
cents "a pound i, 10 be paid. IcIc'tcl.
The n"xt question Wa Oh thc nance C"'nhht'cc'
Amendment to '!une maple sugar among ia"Ne Tor
VA!ch a l"'uniy Is !" TX pad . -,
hat maple su,T,r tell wIthn the same lt, ~ DIN
,u-ar> 1t VA, bushes "i i"'ii innn,' animal
lrsiuc; "l maple sugar a. 1"'"Oo," PN.'a>' - ,~,r
h,n mil .i and IL, .ar. opi r to tcr cAt- /,
maple agar No mail i,.rmrr he dee "'i'!. Wuui'
ever receive cent oi houny T !" .p' ,n;'r ~, "I';
under the h!h. h1 beauty "oH' J." inir u,as , ,n
prutij!ct 10y pc>" VA ~ l"i- "'' P"h'"N, ',.'
produced much maple sugar. unless 1t inish' 'c !"
vermont. ,,,. g., ia, -,.,,. q,
Vermont tacc We're io an! i'i liner "h' P,,uu'e'
Than 800 pounds of mapl ,iir ah'.'.',n ,..
s s"@" an on %h@ ' the % ENTITY had been "reah, ra
would DC used 10 make mipi: sugar ~ tL' '"' PI'o
u,t would >ouI be lars"N lncica>" >.
The amendment aecL 10 yeas 80; mn! .,,c ear
All the O.cr amendments RI mag I" hi"Vif 'u''
a:c,d to; and the time To-! IN "",r u. III III
ton 60 claim for bounty va, hA'h ~ pF"f I" jun
Cn>I"U! 81 January OF ch'h Year. ... =,
MIR. FRYE oflc:"d an aI,cndmr't t" pay b'n"'' Ii
cent Y"rnh Oh -nshr from i.t !'t ,d ~ now
carried on H. the United state. There Wa, he sii
capital "i $:.'"'"/ u; T"ooopo ,nNc't7i ~ H.
sells, aid more than s-U","o year IN froith :"
i""m llr:e Wa a'co an c,,rh,i,o '
viii be dc,tJoy"d by III; mi a .soIncy a. T.,'
S 5G ~ .nr n,"ins m NJ" ' were not T' much
tilted /" bounty a, the producers OF snsr iroh
Mr. Adnch said la, he principle which boun,,
to hc paid >ngar frrn cane. sorghum ana beet
nestle Agricultural industries. Iut tl proposition
now oTcr"i wa, pracictiy To- pay ,"n:'y ~ , 80,
gallon on all the Inola,scs imported into the I Tilted
No question was further asrn, s., by Mr. I!alr
and by Mr.. Plumb Mr. lli>'pck Mr.. Allison Mr.
sherman and Mr.: Gibson against it, one Of the arsl
mcntS made against the amendment wa that WI. a..
sugar from o. Cuba would be imported in the form Of
81 ellison and Mr. Eu,s arrI asa9 III me %h1l"
de- Ia! ma. he could 40, v"t' for the bounty buIh" :
bccme" hc believed IT 10 be wr"ns IN rnrii" i.r'
rnd cf:aiy unjust 10 the sugar plthHr' 81 L"aSii'a
ard 20 N" Government Of The Lifted ;, ,, -, ,,o
Nr. ~pooncr chaiactcriA"d IN" portion of me
senator, from Louisiana as "su''lim,ly aLda' Gus
rh9 ,ncar product Of that state wa' on, oi",''hth
II vas 30 ;r.ninC and iise'ncant land lsh h~"n
.:ncc $50, to produce not til: slightest e'ec; ON
Finally the vote was taken; and Mr.. rryc's amend
'e Mr. V" Mandcrson Offered an ariendm""t for The az
s. Of @%'y y Of I'M nIr t"df for ans,
on such ma hlncry since january /. 1850:
Nj. En;,i> niov- 20 amend thr amendment 50 as
and 50 did the forrt,':-, colleague, Mr.. Paddock.
sion the two Lou' ana Senators asserting Tat the
cane sugar and The beet agar machinery wcr' pre-
asserting the contrary idea: and Mr. Higgins and Mr.
Evar,s insisting that there was n" necessity for the
amendment the great machine shop, Of the country
we're entirely competent ~ poduc" the machinery :
Mr.. Reagan complained Of exhibitions Of sectional
ism In the bill. Illustrated In the pending amendment.
and In the high duties IMPOSED upon cotton TO-" Will"
binding twinc wa, put on me free list Int 1t was
Mr.. plair reprov,d Mr. Reagan for impnt1tons upon
| the Northern people: and upon the Government to
I,rhc oh bc ynd rs M
Hair sad-was indu!ginc in whine. when he ought to
Mr. German said that the assertion that t.c South
was Disseminated against in the I,rh BIN wa trn" IN
every line and he thought Mr. nlars tn1 IT., 1omt the
| southern Senators not manly. and was not one
an senato aSr"catcd ' ma"n@rv n
and councd that provision to machinery t. be used I'm
wtndnt ecnna to vo Mr. mr. AGh said he would
try to have AL the a.ndm'n., w1t"d on t%nSl 50
to Morrow lie also CAV notice that he would Coz
the committee, offer an ar'cndm"nt that IN" bin sha
100" At the evening session Mr. Casey ahdrs.ed III;
ep," y favor " of 5T 10 r ,hl srk rr d r Reagan
and Mr. German this afternoon. ."crs'ne ~" fn1r"'
and O the RSn' HH dsnS ct @ 5
been any snch idea entertained. wh"mi". be asked
s n nntS the matsr q" nes ah the ':
tccn drcrinlinacd against at the pr'cnt session
a n q; the sssn r "HDnp on the
| hoard 10 the most important (nl port Of T'xas
Did not the Finance Committee propose to protect thf
wool OF Tcxas-the second third wool growing stat
| of the Union, lie himself had und, rtal"n ~ p,o
| trct the hides Of Texas: and he believed That TIC
senator mr. Reasan) had voted against that protec
| ton.
| Mr.. Rcacan-Eo, sir.
| Mr.. AlllsOn-I am glad 10 hear II.
The senator from Maryland, Mr Allison continued
had said that there not line or pare In Tho
bill that protected industries in the Southern state
Where. Mr.. Allison asked, the coal II Mary la''
| and Of West Virginia Was not that protected
And where was the sugar Of Louisiana and Tcxas
The oranges Of Louisiana and Flprida w"rr hc:t":
protected Under tho pending hin than they wc-r undc
existing law. II thc:-r had lren any discrimination