Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
TaE TARIFF DEBATE

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N.ts fer Any tsslo&s lacrs4ss 81 tsussos
as - sspportsa ~ ot6sr EspUelie.n
Members
WAsHgNeroS Nay l1.-In the Houss
Frlday Mr Ncklnley's amendment 70
tas t4r-1 e-ll lnereAsa ng lse ds1y on
as chimneys caused leuR 5ebate.
M Henderson ,lal . hspga-iCan ll.-
cutred a. - The cause 81 the proposed
increase. he aid nos propese, he sEla.
e vote fsr Al increase Of Guty on any
article unless there we're substantial
reasons therefor
Nj. HsnaerSoA offered ss > 81 bsusuts
for Nj MeKinleys ausnau.ent. pro-
vision that lsuP ohimneys sAoala oon-
tinue 10 psy the present duty 81 So per
cent Tie substitute Was lost-l0s ID
lo7
Tue following Republicans voted with
Henderson. Adams lIlLA ButterwortA
10 }, Dolliver Ia J, Aeney l4.l, Lacey
Ial. Kerr ID, Laws lNeb Hopkins
ll.l. Morrill, Kan, Gambler Mass ,,
Hit llA Dunnen Mimi Lind
tMAAH. anG hccN ia 2.
Mr. MeklRleys amendment MAS
adopted
The duty OE sugar q nj e Was re-
duced from 10 cents 10 cents = pound
A rebate Nas provided of duties or im-
ported salt in curing meat for eXporta-
tlon. Tie duty on yarn made oi jule
was increased fron 50 to 50
per oent a Nalorem Rinding-
Irvine made of manila 5ute
or Sisal grsss was taken from taeclaa.e
imposing a duty Of 8 cents a porn1
and transferred z TIE t.-cent clause.
The clause rel4tite 70 carp Is vas
amended so as 20 provide that carpets
made Of iute or other vegetable mater-
a. shall pay c cents per square y-r1, aDd
mats. rugs snl screens cents.
IL IS provided that OF Noolsn and
Worsted yarns values at not more than
30 cents per pound, Iae duty shah be
2il tines the duty imposcs ca pouaa
OF uDwashee woel ci the first class and
IN addition thereto S5 per cent 21 y4l-
orem.
MIR Deliver Hal made a strong
speech, in waich, in The name q the
people ne represented. be rcpudiated
the declaration that they were poor auG
unprosperou& he lad become weary Of
this talk Of the depressed condition Of
the Iowa farmer.
MI Malsur SO said re wanted 20
say few words about Iowa, which was
misrepvescnted or his floor by kepub-
lican representatives Iowa had been
the banner Republican State and gave
nearly 100 ooO majority FOR The Re
publlcaus in 1880. but now the
Republican majority had dwindied
until 4 Democratic Governor had
been elected. and in the recent
elections IL is shown that there was
really Democratic ma Jority IL a half
dozen districts represented here by Re-
publicans. THIS brought Messrs.
Strub-e. Gear. DolliVer and others 10
their feet with vigorous Efforts 10 get
in reply. Mr.. Mansur declined 10
yield the Hoor Mr.. Struble shouted
his denial from the opposite side q
the hall, without regard 10 the fact
that Mr.. Mansur was still speaking al
the top Of his voice. The Democratic
members applauded vigorously. Then
arose shouts and yells 81 Vote
"Note" from the Republican side.
Chairman Grosvenor raped the desk "A
vain for order. but Mr.. Mansur calmly
proceeded 10 finish his remarks, which.
while they were shouted a. tbo very tor
OF his voice, could De scarcely under-
stood Tor the din.
When the uproar subsided Nr. Man
sur claimed that he was entitled 20 the
floor The chair said that the gentle
mans time had expired three minutes
before and that be had been trespassing
parliamentary law. The gentleman
had been taking advantage of the
chairs good nature - insult the House
and 10 lower lis own standing IN bis
own estimation.
Mr. Nansur-That may be the op!n-
ion OF the chair. but j. Will lot be IL
.dulgel in outside OF the chamber.
Pending a vote the committee rose
and the House took recess. the even
ing session 10 BE- for the consideration
q private pension bills
The House at the evening session
passed eighty-one private pension bills
The only incident of fbe evening wae
the applause which followed the an
nouncement by Mr. Caruth lKy.l that
his colleague. Mr.. Carlisle. had been
selected l'7 acclsmation as She succeseor
of the late Senator Becl.. The applause
was psrticip pated In by mem hers on both
sizes of the House Adjourned al 1890
WAsHrNeTov. Nav l1-in the House
today Mr. Mckinley asked that The
committee q the whole would rroceea
As promptly IS possible % act on the
amendments offered By the oommittee
81 vavs and means Then other gen
tleIen who had substantial benefits x
offer might Dc recognized
IL. McMtilin Tenn declared tbs'
tho manner In which tlis blll was being
considered was fair neither 20 The
House nor 70 the taxpayer O the co8n'
Try. i was utterly impossible 20 con
slider and debate tbe biz carefully ir
the few days allowed by tbe rlgorouf
rule reported by tho CON pittee on rules
The Toss ~" Caar ls vl o.