New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
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had been forced 10 adjourn at O'Clock for want of
a quorum. only sixteen Democrats were on hand 20
day and the twenty eight thirty Republicans pres
ent had hard work transferring and rcaraacng pairs
50 as to show vote Of forty three any given
amendment. Mr. Buffers proposition TO retain IS
per cent ad vaOrcm duty cotton ties was AGAIN
debated at wcari>ome length 10y Mr.. Vance. the
humorlst of the Finance Committee; NJ. Daniel, Of
Virginia, an economical expert of equally jvco'e
calibre and various other southern statesmen Finally
II was rejected by a vote of - 10 1G.
50 much difficulty experienced In getting quo
rum on this rollCall that Mr.. Mcpherson at an
nounccd another amendment 10 the SANG paragraph.
On the succeeding rOllcall there were several con
venent absences. and II was plain that no quorum
could he obtained without sending the Scrgcauta
Arms In search of the al>cntceS. Mr. Aldnch Thought
ii scarcely worth while 10 waste hour or two on
such an unprom>ine experiment, and 50 he moved to
adjourn until Monday. The Tariff bill is left. accord
ingly. practically where il on adjournment last
THURSDAY.
When the Tariff bill was taken up the question
Mr. Buffers amendment TO Paragraph l3f 10 reduce
the duty on cotton ties 10 81 per cent al valorcIn.
Mr. Vance made amusing speech in rdicule If the
claim that the farmer derived any benefit from the
tariff. The manufacturer Of woolen goods, he said
who got - per protection hi goods, said 10 the
farmer, =" If you give me 10 per cent protection Oh
my wOOllen goods against English and French manu-
features, will give YOU % cents per bu>he pr lection
your corn, against EngianG"-a country that does not
raise a bushcl Of aud does not Idi,e one nth
Of the wheat that her people eat. Mr. Vance con
fesscd that he hated industry rise in thi,
country. because il TO he pauper sadded
on the Treasury.
Mr.. Iloar inquired whether that feeling applied 10
industries already existing.
Mr. Vance replied that it did not. He hoped to see
iefo!e he died American manufacturers flourish just
ss American agucltur,ts nour>hct. He hoped |" see
the American manufacturers flourish by the sweat OF
their lrovs and 10y their honest industry, instead OF
by the sweat Of the br0ws OF hi, people and Of theii
honest Industry. Every tine that new mine was
discovered or rev industry established. !; was i'm
mcdIately fastened upon the public treasury. Ihe
most deserving tlec the most Usetui, ~ com
mercial point Of view Of all the agricultural products
Of the United states was taxed tp death III all ilt
processes # It's growth and production and wa 'hc
taxed IA farewell sot the bale left the Gin house
lO3 per cent on the Tie, that envcioned IT, And TINS
not for the benefit Of the American manufacturers Of
cotton ties for there none: aud not for the b'he
fit Of the Trea >uIy for the biz was one 10 reduce
revenue. but Of pure cuSScdnes>," ana because
the Republican party had ct 80 used - taxing '"lF
that could noj stop. Yc braiGS. pia.;s and !a'eN
for making hats to be placed on the free 1881.
Mr. Adrch hoped that MIR. Vance would not alI""
that statement 20 20 to North Carolina
Mr. Vancc-What statement
Mr. AIdrch-That braid, and lacss are 10 be put on
tie free list What kind Of braid, and lsces'
NJ y-,uco p,id. and lacrS lor the manufacture Of
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has.
NJ Aldrch- Gov no,ed Of straw. The inference that
800, -, J., cha. s..,.,or.. Constituents. or hy
"'NI" ~ V'd"' ~ 49, 49,.
ANYBODY else who might read hI, speech "'I' DE- l''
a,> Of cotton or linen or silk % be put Oh the
Lee H't . ~ c,ob in
Nj. Nance-No' sly uiu h"t "dH' any 81" 80
t:.cuc: = Dr. drawn.
NJ, ,if.cr- The remark had no other purpose
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VA. Ndnt.. / EtN tlc lI''lc''t L ~ u'+"" VIM
tie committee authorizes 10 be drawn. and nothing
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e>'' '0a1' "''"' - .
lat. Ct. " 10 be put on the f'c hNt'
Nv Nlaric,- Thai i uot the language of the bill.
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Mr.. vance, j. cAi''N inc "'"-""so "'o" ~ '''
finance C":amuiee Do il report
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