The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-21
STILL ON TIN,
DISCUSSION CONTINUED ON THE TIN
PLATE TARIFF,

Matter Went Oyer-The General de-
aoisnoy nili Passed-The Mississippi
Election Contest Determined IN Favor
Of the sitting Member-seyeral senate
hiis Passed by the House,
WASHINGTON, Aug, lO,-ln the senate
yesterday Mr. Quay gave formal notice
Of his intention to ask the senate 10
adopt the order proposed by him last
Saturday 70 commence voting on tho
tanit bill on the B0th Of August and TO
postpone I'LL next session all other lega-
latiye business except the olassea Of bills
therein specified, Mr., HOar-Let II 20
over Mr., Edmunds-Let II 90 under
Laughterl Phe notice wentoyer until
Tuesday, Consideration Of the general
deficiency bill was then proceeded with,
The bill was reported back 10 the senate
ana all amendments that were agreed 10
In committee Of the whole were agreed
70, On motion Of Mr., Morgan an
amendment was adopted prohibiting any
government officer paying more than
$40 u year or 1900 quarter for the use
OF u telephone IN the District Of Column
bA, The bill was then passed, Mr.,
Plumb offered a resolution (which went
over until Tuesday, instructug the cOm-
mitte6 on rules 20 make such orders ~
VIII wholly prevent the sale Of liquors
IN the senate wing Of the Capitol
The Tarln mn Was Taken up,
the pending question being Mr., Plumb'a
amendment 10 reduce the duty on tin
plate from 2-lO cents 20 cent per
pound and % give a bounty Of / cent
per pound on Tin plate, Mr. Plumb
advocated the amendment, saying that
the increase of cost In canned goods
would drive away the trade Of Great
Britain, France and Germany for the
food products Of the United States,
Why not make reciprocity wide enough
70 take IN all the nations with which
the United States could establish trade
IN products Of which We were bound 20
have surplus, Mr., AldiCh said that
ho objected seriously 10 the imputAtiOn
constantly made on the Democratic side
that rates had been fixed IN the bin
simply because some people had an In
terest In having them so fixed. He read
from remarks Of Mr. Bayard 20 show
that the fixing Of rates wN largely, II
not
Entirely q Question ot Relation.
There was q duty imposed on iron ore,
on pig iron on bar iron, aud on iron and
steel sheets; and that fact nude it nee.
essay 10 put u corresponding rate on
iron ana steel sheets coated with zinc,
Tin or lead Mr. Carlisle Thought that
either the duty Of 9.lO cents Il pound
on tin plate, with cents u pound ON the
raw material was zoo low, or II was too
high when putstd 10y the house and 70,
ported by the finance committee with
block tin on the free liFt, Mr., AldHch
replied 20 Mr. Carlisle aud the call0auy
between tho two gentlemen took wide
rngo over the whole field Of protection,
without coming 20 vote on Mr.
Plumbs amendment, the bill was laid
aside, The house amendment 20 the
senate bill 70 amend the act to consti-
tutc Lincoln, Ncb, port Of delivery
was laid before the senate and was, on
motion Of Mr. Paddock, agreed 70, The
senate then, 40 0p, M, adjourned
Proceedings IN the House,
Mr., Sweeney, Of Iowa, presented and
The house ugul tn Oh coat, nee re.
port ON tn senate mll o. rvoIgNuzr aud
establish the customs district Of Puget
sound On motion Of Mr. morrill,, Of
Kansas, the senate bin was passed
authorizing tht construction OF u bridge
across the Columbia river by the Oregon
Railway Extension company On mo.
ton Of Mr.. Cummings, Of New York,
senate Oill wgs pWsed granting leaves
Of absence 90 per u'em employees IN the
customs service Mr. DHlltil, OF Penn.
sylyW.N called ~ The Mississippi con.
tyJtrd election care Of ChMmcrs against
Morgan,
The NDlouty E"pmt
finds in favor uf M Morgan the sitting
member ..r Chalmers WIS granted |
permission 20 lrHas 'Ap house for an |
hour aud o hNE Hg tlitiG2pd the com.
mittce report ana ml that for years |
tneru HUu .yvuU vHslWcy ~ the south |
70 carry elections Tor the Democratic |
party, A mo"m oi Mr. Kelley, Of |
kanSOs, 10 rrc.ur,t The ease with In. |
struciioGs wVg lo.t-8l 60 l8B-and the |
resolution g.Uny Nh Morgan On.
titled % hi, s,'' WIS gsg ad To,
The hou"u p"Hd guutr bill % amend |
the act artnuua.Us TIE bridging Of the
Mississippl llvw Vt 81 Paul; house bill
authorizing tunnel under the Detroit
river ut Detroit
tNlug the Wages II rrlutcrs.
Mr. Russell Of Connecticut from the
committee on printing, moved 10 sus.
pend the rules UH pass the bill fixing
the wdsgs OF I.B'GN, UuuEOiuuprs and
pessmoA in The government printing
Office az 30 cents an hour for day work
ana 60 cents for night work, and pro.
Wding that for all piece work ON The
Congressional Record 60 cents per
thousand ems shall be paid Agreed to
-yeas, l21 mas e. Mr., Osborn, of
Pennsylvania, from the committee ON
military affairs, moved 70 suspend the
rules aud pu,s senate bill for the relief
Of certain officers on the retired list Of
the army No quorum voting, the
house, at lA5, adjourned,
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A Beautiful work of Art
New York, Aug. l0.-The statue OF
Lafayette given by the French govern.
ment 20 the United stutes, which ar.
rived yesterday viii he erected In Lo.
fayette square, Washington, D. 9, II
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