New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Here he halted and dorc this the market ycu
AK the American farmers TO sell their wheat IN are
they Ia trunde their grain from the Dakota7 10 tho
old World. aud wait for the arl,tocIatic patron OF
the Government sOuphOuscs' and the oh'r subjects
starving for bread to bid against each oter ana IN
Nj springer, of Illinois taking the place of Of Mr. M
Iurroyys of Wichil-,o tHai IL 49, a theory and not
condition that confronted Us. The system 3l pro
assert that at the election there had been any agree
mcnt between the Manufacture OF we couHtFS anu
that certain contribution, were 10 % Iang 70 ,h oo
Ecpublcan campaign fund In return Tor WHICH tn3se
tarih but II 1t We're fact the fracF7 OF Ilc pt'u ~.
bill could not have responded u the agreement WIFI
more perfect success than they had done III,
Directing hi, remark, a-ainst me propo 'i,loh ID
PAY bounty he declared that ~ I1,2Voop1
would be paid In fifteen years out OF the pockets Oh
the taxpayers for the benefit Of the produrer ol su az
lie also denounced the granting Of a bounty on raw
silk, and cOncnded that there was no power IN
Congress To apprupratc money raised rom ne !coP
by taxation and give it any particular Industry OF
the country to cncourag" It's business. .. 49,, o,-,
as measure Of protection 10 ex President liaycs NJ
springer reviewed The st and declared tnat IN:
l,i,tlc, were placed ON The free list. while high
duty placed upon yoo Was il for The l be Were
placed Oh an equality with the ra2Orbach' o MeAl'o
1aueltorD In l-92 Their ~'uld be-, priI ,,
Coner"~- pledged t. repeal this bill. II It should DC
Sir. Dnslcy Of Maine said that there wa, an i'm i'm
preston I'm the minds of certain Gentlemen mat ihc
bin was intended curtlil mporaton- ana increase
tho revenue, Taken q, whole, the dutIab'e i,t
showed q -mall average increa-r but tariff b,l! y,
sch~iulc, alone. Tie free h-t should be
taken into IT, calculation In many cases. in.
been ' placed on The c i,t Thai tended 10 ncrca,e
tie general average of duties. II The compar son wa
hardly Dee said ttat this va, rial Increase. The
ill proposed 10 admit free Of duty % per cent OF me
import. into nj country. Il made the average rate
Of duty on an import, 10 Ier cent T.. that eAi,ns
law. and lower even than TIE MIS- niiL one 81 th'
q. loo. freI ny D.
r. va any, rc,,ln had consumed ZOO 900 900 ponnds
81 !pW grade sugar. Under the terms II the hl! they
could save 5G0OoOooO pad annually as duty upon
After d,cus.inc in an exhaustive detail the pro
visions Of me bi Mr. piney e"n"ralzed the methods
upon which the measure had been framed; Inc tact
he largest manufacturing nation In the world was
70 reputation IF me statement mat PrDtcci2h was a
mat article, which me United states could not produce
could not rocuce In .ufhci.ni 9uanitlc, ~ supply
the home demand. should hc placed upon the free list
e'au," a '.y on ,ac" ~ INV tbc ditv On
to ne ana tat va nyi.pccG oy on y"
eighth II %, consumption was q tax which increased
ne favored The lin ccau,e BE- would Increase tho
home market Tor American product. largely add 10
TIE oppgranlue, and wage Of labor ana enhance
framed IN Tho Interest II the people ana for the
benefit 81 American industry. Applause
f. opposition t. the p,oicctiye ~ tenn II tie bill
The only hope q nc country. he ttoushi va, IN
Imposition u au income t.N for pensions, and an
bcrcae Of currency To An extent necessary Tor buSi
Nr. Andrew. q Massachusetts, oppo ed the bill.
There wa, no free trade party IN existence Dut II
a- thc pending one. which rot only continued the war
tariff Of twenty I'VE years AGO. but Increased that
vr. Cummings. Il %cw-Yor',. characterized the
present e"-- JON e C1ngr+- as rarur sea 81 rivc'-
ouf lr it,oe The i"n,e mad ra rr IL," T TgIS
IugiN Dill Wa Oily l'''r lh t' 'piIlN H'" l'' -