The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
TARIFF GIL PASSED.


WASHINGTON. May 2a-The scene 10
che House yesterday Was . confusing
II not exciting m The objec, Of mem.
hers on both sides seemed 10 bc IA out
vie each other In creating a noise.
When the House went in,o committee
on the Tariff bill Mr.. Baker. 81 New
York. offered an ~smcndmcG, providing
that ell articles on importation into ,hc
Caiied STATES. whether embraced in the
free list or .<hcrwise, shall pay M less
rate Of duy than may b. imposed by the
country % export on like articles IN.
ported srSm the United States.
Mr.. Anderson. Of Kansas. opposed tho
amendment on the ground tina, 4, would
place 1, In the power OF the Canadian
Government u regulate tho tariff OF the
United States
Mr.. Rut,crwcrth, ~ Ohio, opposed the
amendment and said 4, would wreck the
interchange OF commui ties between the
United States and every other country
and would work a great hardship u,~N
the people. liz regretted tina, thor~ Wa
no opportunity To ascertain the conscu.
sus OF opinion on his own side of the
House touching the bill llcm~ratic
applause. The Committee OF tho
Whole had proceeded along the lines
Of the bill for q auml-'r Of DAYS
and then the gentlemen on the
COmmittc" On Ways and Means had
taken the nUr and held IL with amend.
mcnts until nearly the las, hour 81 ,ha,
amendments which other gentlemen
nigh, desire 20 ssbmi, could not have
TIM nos x~ 49,. ..I,.t ....
10 determiae what the ~concensus 10
opinion Ma II was not 1sed that tho
Ark Of the Republican covenant Ms
committed "a . few and he regretted
that there had not been tina, contercucs
which would eaAblc members TO prune
the bill.
Mr.. Wheeler, OF Alabama. appealed -
the House In these closing moments ~
adopt the amendment proposed by him
Ia gradually reduce duties which ~-re
In excess 81 10 per cent He said tho
increase VI 100 pcr cs-it In the tan on
hops would Roe serious injury IA . largo
class OF ind ustrious and Intelligent Ger
man population.
During this bricf discussion the House
was In u turmoil. The demands Of the
'uatE NVdfF wFI' unn'st'u-
In the midst az the confusion the brur
NJ noon arrived and Tin accordance with
the special rule adopted, and without =
vot" hiring reached ON Mr.. iae~r's
amendment.) the committee arose and
reported the bill To the liou~.
Mr.. Mckinley demanded the pre-, lous
qucstiJu On the bill and amendments.
The h,mocrs.s demanded the yeas and
nays and the previous question: was or.
dersd -yess 1911. nays LEA. Mr.. Cole
man, Of Louisiana and fea,h~rstone, oi
Arkansas, voted with the Democrats
and Mr.. Adams, 81 Illinois and NJ. Hut.
ter~o-th declined To vo,e.
The amendments were then read In
detail The first amendment, on which q
separate vote was demanded wa. ons
changing IN" phrasoology 81 the Tn
plate clan-~. IL was adopted by tho
marrow margin Of $50 To len.
Tn" ucSv vote was equAlly close. but
this time the democrats scrc victorious.
III" amendment fixing III" duty of jusc
yarn NJ 81 per Ger being defeated
yeas, la. nays. ia
The amendment providing that, the
duty ON wooden and worsrd yarns,
valued ~ not NOR. than 10 cents ~,
pound, should L. six and one half times
the duty imposed on . pound Of un'
washed wool 81 the first class and o,
prr cent ~ valOrcm. WAS rrjected-yeAs
1877. naysi>s. The bill Uov nses she
duty Al - ia the duty Of IL unwsshcd
wool o! ~ first class Asd Is prr cent
ID vAlorra.
Tho Republicans who sosL With IN.
DEMOCRATS an tho WOO, and worstcd
goods and rarn amendments WIRE; An
derson of Eansaa COmssNrk, Iollivcs,
Dubncll. TeStherstone. t1kk. Hendrr
son Of Io~H. Kerr Of Iosa. lsrSy, Lind,
Struble. sweeney and Taylss 81 Illinois
The aarelment providing that on
wOolen Az sorstrd gooAa. ard all man
nfscturerS Of wool and sor.srd, no,
otherwise psSg,ded for. valued ~ moi
more thaa th31ty cents . poand. there
shall h. impsd Aduty Of thru times
the duty iaPoscd On . pound 81 I'M
washed Won, Of the FIRST class and ~ u
pr cent ID vsiorcm. ~ss rrtee ted -yca'
i~a, nays lea. This leaves the duts .,
twice the duty on un~sshed vol and u
per ceut al vslorcm.
Tho amcnd1rnt ~ tho paragraph I'm
posing . duty ~ 80 per q - ,slor-n
On Gil Manufactures ~ silk. o ~e.psciAl'
~ provided foe, providing tina, All such
manufactures ot which cool or hair 81
the camel, goat OF other like nims ls
Wss . component material. should ~
classified - manufactures Of vopl, ~a'
agreed to-yeAs i5S, nays isa
The vinegar amendment adop'sd in
Committee % the Whole WA agreed "a
yeas !SA, nays iss
This WAS the Lac, amendment sai the
eagruasmeni and third reading u ths
bill hsvias been ordered. Mr. CARLISLE,
Of Kentucky. offered the following
a0esdment:
RsscivsA. That the r~nstns bill be recon
united 90 tho Com 90 wsyssEi Meant
9th i~ns'ructioos to report the sane b~>s "a
,he Hoass 81 the earliest pos.ibis dsy o.
o0esd~d by substitute or othsr~ .. &c a. ~
duee the rvvsesss % the suysrntssHt BY -
1seins the busd~as 81 ,ssstos 90 the psopis
tss'ssd 81 r~-tueinG the svties ~ .npssins
psohisitory rates 81 ssssiion up@n ga T0'tsd
gosds
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