Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
THE TARI + BILL PASSED
ONLY ONE REPUBLICAH VOTE OAsT
AGIiRSi m.
M'MlLLIN SHOWS UP THE FRAUD
HOW THR RHPuBLICsNS WE'RE
PUF ON kECORH.

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Between EEctaIiiins speech and
Carlisicis tjecteu Resolution
a'a.y slave fs.eu 1Iadc Very Un-
e0mf0Vtab d ttrrIeV OF ihc Pro-
CccdinRs.
WAsHINaToN May 2l.-Spsnher Reed
pnt Mchinley's Tariff bill through the
HouDe this evening ia bis own character
istio way, with liberal application of
tho parliamentary Rag and the party
whip. Iw, -titirdi OF the bill hes never
really been considered by the House; |
twothirIs O. the amendment sought to |
be propo' ed to II never got any nearer |
vote t3sn ,ubiicGtion in the Congress
si0adI Records tW1-lhirds OF the brief
time allstted for amendments and debate
upon bill enaotirg an entirely new
tar # was passed ia noise and disorder,
created or fornepted by the Republican
managars for the pu-pose of consuming
time. SPEAKER Reel sAid to Mckinley
when he brought in his bill "Your bll
must be driven through the House BY
eRuaus.n Reed said that it would not
s,and be ore the Republican critics. to
say nctafns of tho Democrats, II II were
LETT open to debate and amendment. Ii he
could hev3 had his way no wouid have
cut of all debate on the bill and nmend-
ments, and passed the bill as coon as it
bed been read to the House. The pre-
terc, OF debate which the Republican
cepcus hrally egreed TO was only less
fprciesl than hiS plan. II was physically
Impossible 20 consider, however super
fc!ally, Tie proppyed amendments to the
bill, 10 say nothing OF the bill itself, in
the few honra allowed for il.
The ti.l iirsliy passed by a vote of 1862
10 l42, o alrictly partisan division. There
was SO much feeling on the part OF some
Republican Numbers because they were
not permitted 20 offer certain amend
merits that it Wbs expected on the Demo
cratic and taGrad on the Republican side
that o ieS OF tno diecontentsd Repnbii-
cans would deliver their v3tes against
the bill. There was, however, only one
RtpublicAn vote ON the negative side,
that of Mr.. Coleman (La).
MMlLLIN SHOWS UP THE BILL.
This was grast dsy for the Democrats
In tho Bor4e. No wonder they spplauded
tIe anne uncGment that the Mckinley
blll had pa3sed, ior they had put the Re
pubiicsps on record not only for II but
against OaTlisle's admirable tarih reform
rssouticn.
Mr.. McNtirlin Crenn in closing the
debate for the Democrats said;
Through much tribugiiop, and by
methods mora speedy ,han conmenda-
HE, We have reached tue point where this
bill il TO ba saatcued from the committee
OF ihs waole uuapiahsI And forced
t.ronih the House. Let ua pause long
,nouph 10 nes what it IL. Its trainers
byast that Trey have put sugar on the
FREQ list. Ylg, ey heyr; but they have
with that r4erFidden the constitution and
Outraged itsties by plhcing tGx-p4yers
uader bu4d6Ee for 10 wears to pny a
to1usy OF b.tTeen 800, 100000 and
SO 5000 eG0 20 SUGAR producers. We
gss now within l5 minutes os the time
whpt lht fael vote ia to b3 taken upon
thi4 uil, aud u il proper that etAte-
Ip.nt OF what il Z ntains sheuli ba given
10 tae HOu99.
Wa have boon told that til, is Re-
publican mea urs TO be paBseu by R"pub-
l,caa votes. Now, the question h. what
IN w ideal Republican Innasnre2 Y taar
tho rule tha. ;.Es bsen adopted taers ere
900 meIG u iIl:s pending hatcro " 0 O. IL
Mi;,ee ana Lriatod III the Ne t,iat oRn
rrVsr be considered. ihsre hre marl
tl.An lu0 itpall proposed III thH bill
wlich mfho inafaaaus ia th0 rl'es Of
ipy, yet ih0 committee on ways and
uipaus hag tnld NJ TN It has no data aud
oua give nors TO jpstiy th4se inrraises.
What male? iney h4sc ltp3al3d tie
suPas lax ntlY 10 ut a"liionGl taxes on
every otEer sUareuie.
TEe incrtGGusrpt estimated io tah cnla.
NJ tte's ctltNla i0us d cunt to 10 rs i
TOO This, aJi ed TO what tho copmt:et
confess Iii !ass iao- aa,d makes tht
ii
side OF sugar 5GG V49,0 go Taea they
tye baunty on sugar ap.ounting e
n SEQ, 900. lhe net Increase, therefore
ytns BIZ to ,hA people ot the Unitet
Slates ia %7J 5i9, ,4S3.6l. This last Goo
not ibeuds MANY increases rs 20 whicl
. thtr5 il no data. l ask whetbsr In
ucusn OF Representatives il ready TO tak
yarh Il pUailean measure. II Is no
antv n Repup.itln measure, but, ~
al TIA lest nigNt, it is to be passed b.
RcuUb!lcGu IA tlads You are c4llel
up0n to vote upon these Increased dutle
without dsbNte and 'witscut hope o
gmel iuents. The committee has tske'
IN sst OF the two days, and not hinp
amendpent las been adopted that he
been ff7rei b. any one alas.
The gentleman from Ohio said Ia
amyndm,n.s net Gciei on in coEimitte
of tie whole w0ElI fa!L Iene9 ali Ok
poFtGnity to amend OF discuss this yiciod
measure is gone. We were deprived 9
.h;H right by M iron. Glad rule lnRd5 io
the yurpoas. More than 100 of ths 10
pages Of tho bill have had no oanslher'
ton. The right to raGuoe duties on III
plate, woolon and cotton goods, chem
cala, sundries, &c !, hes besn dsstro,
by special rule ANA the peoples repf
seatatiVsa RtSnd powesleas ana tAeis voi'
il stifl5d. Appeuss ON Democratic sids
After several amendments had nee
offered and tie ensrossshg snd thu!
frEdng of the bill bad pesn ordered vi
Carlisle offered tho following amendneh'
ResolCea, Thai the pending bil be :
coEamutyd to tue UOmmitIea on WAYS "
meHus, with inatructloes to refNtFn az
bark to the HOUSE III tn" On last ppssln
dsy so amended ny substitute o. otGotEl
as 10 reduce tAe revenues OF the RpVsr
ment by reducing thu burdens Ct t'xetI
Oh tao peope, inSteed OF rrduaiu6 I
duties by imposing ptohlbitory rctss
taxation upon imported gods. IoeH
cratic appau5e.l
4 Tho solution was detaated--yeas,i u
Il nays, lG4 Etpu1ioen app,au5e
dhs b,ll VAS then passed yeas, ~
4 maya, l42--aEid applause on both all
4 of the House, the Democratic sppla'
4 being derisivo III IFS chsssoter.
The House then adjourned.
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The "IsccOra'' 40 be incorporated
purr .nE,pnIA MAY % William