New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Of it. Il i may read il. was the followfns
| YEAS-21.
Pate rau,sner Mcph.rson. Vest
E ES%snd'' i iis;Si.. 7aa9s
| Yyey one OF whom except the senator from vermont
(Nr Edmunds, will doubte's be dcnouncins INSIDE o.
The Committee as vesne in tho PRESIDENT power utterly
bond ANYTHING that ought ,s Gc Sr mn H Hn,
tas y ao rccen,lS ard npon d,a, in this body Her
ais is In legislation clear Precedent 10Y t'is
| amendment.
s.,tion 25o2 Revised Statutes. impns"6 discrmln1
inc tax Of 10 per upon ali goods imported III vessels
| not Of the United States.
Section 22s Revised Statutes authorizes the Pr strn
70 s pend and discontinue this dutyti> l. an old rtit
by Proclamation whenever II T. shown 70 him that II" dis
ernang os,d I'm the respective country Oh
goods imported Into such foreign country In vessels OF inc
| United States
| RECENT ExERCusE OF SIMILAR POWERS.
These statutes have existed since the early days OF
! the Republic. The power was exercised under ue'h
| by President Monroe In 1915 (scc stat. at Large
78a, 7D3. 7O4 and 705), by j. Q. Adams a STAT 7l''
| By Jackson a Stat, S14 to ol0). by van bhrrh
"A stat. -2OI. and repeatedly by succeeding irsar"
The latest exercise Of this p~cr was under the ioiio"
| ing circumstances: In 1854, Mr.. Foster. then Mi!'
ter to Spain. negotiated commercial agreement
whereby products of the United states were to le az
United INTO Cuba and Porto Rico at r,',d' .', .n
Imported in spanish vessels. on the condition INA,
I ns J" ! Gt5 cent ont d loa, "cd f mo s n
States Il. Spanish vessels should be ul,'ai.huca ~
.nea Hn 's r ssTsSsH IT,
ig tie 10 per ce!t duty a, aslnst ~ HP.i,'
%Gs' Of fn'a n an. s %S H' rsdsS aana i
| hc Cni'an cnst mis- authorities i%' pi''h ~i, WE'LL,
inr il Dat in god fItn; whertupm by rr''lara'!o.
ne ren.poed Tn" 10 PER cent duI", "a cuban lrnu',
r' Ey the CUBAN au,noriiic to trims. ana. ly
lev ,I agreement signed BY the spAsn Minister Win
srsrgt aad Is mr. "1 LIQUID BE- .cd Into
$ 9: ss' F !ss i., %yf:a .:es %
Exclamation AKA IL s.spcnding ana d.,r"rtiauna tic
| 10 per cent duiy on goods 'mp"r'ed ho:!' C""A ~
~ u..s >d :1 70 az ;x o.. s S" d; :n n.y.
w VIII tim duly d the Irtaeut t, maze proclamation
veg r !THSer-r will rcpca. for the Senator Section
80 imposes q IL ,nati.s TAX Of 10 pr c"nt upon
I'll gojds nportc In vessel ro' Of she Tinted >t,"
r T.. riy.n 70 ne 1 r...a u u a. -, h. -i'rrd and
vIy G' and ID dI.cnr,.ne a. ay ~ i ia ;
| .rr,,.ver II /, -h,An 10 Lim IA h. diec:tnNa''
ou'ies Ilos'd T., the re,i.. ~" ,oulfi o" t'.'
=: %| VI; ,' , ~:"st r. a ,.., r." ,,.,,n
o,.:r -..,.r IT,. 'ar WITH ,li,~ .ii-;or' T. i'.
It N tt" H'c'rI. t.,.!s !; 1880 :" r'Fvt'.
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| .,a,.. II. iv ii'cc' Ma o"ch r".'rt' - an' f"'''
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ro, q y. nav -, prop sal: '"' '>' "r'1! fr'
,isu:I,il t. ~ RAT d S:itc.; ali Ia 81. 'H-t Ia
u ,n,. pro. u,.ntoI Of III, G.rc Tor Ia a. pr 700
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vo:e iaod!.v ur..n,e or I-n"w a.! ''"' "!''c'' -
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THY. FAVORED &aTIoH onJlAt'"N
Dr. sr1vncr-I thi':l the >':.al ma WI a'i ''''
the law with ia; lloriroa i. i i''-'v' '' J" u
| uhnu q DciIocia,ic vote against IL Ar. n 'i'''''
,u..,,, has bee. made IN Tie s,na'c a. to ""'''
IN, ,,,r, Jncrt pr, po~cl b. tIc commit ~; " h
,,,,. N Il, execution by tie an'iI>ir'iiv" aG""ir
| ~ rn Government Of 10 avail l"a1 "' we '"'"
,a,:,n" c.an,r Ia our tcat'*. ." i'' ~ -
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| IT, huui u.'i,,i. AID 1 '>I cal r'i,","'; - II
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aie.,.,nai Docinicai 81. XNIinh t"",'., 49,, "r.
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v:,%. woul be- irroiri.t., with T." pr"' ..9, OF "a
Foo, ~; 'o.s'hui"n. wr p''H'r :i t';,' ',:' I,
.i..,.> It'd thai 100 p.o;cicn'e .i.'.l t." rs" ~ any
r,.u;'::ni Of c"'ni:c"c or i:v",," :" Ia, i"r'1 ~.
| Wrcat,.. 4Ji., Hoe Is another:
| . coy,nan. " 3!y, privilege granted u l'e "n''
;a,ot ou' o:ly rcrr' To s!''i!'o-a pfNF1' '''
.ns not .oyrr pftIo?'s rrantd oh tn" '-i-'""' Il i
,,,,.uco' aG,ln.1tc NJ Lyinr-t.. 'r,:"'; N '&t
. W, .i. mt ia kso. 70 rir t. NJ. ~ M ."y'
5 csc:,y Of STAT. to Mr. nhshaD. Jun" ~ 1.!:
Nj (rayMay AK th' sc"a'1r Ton ni,, w'r , -,
Ire IL 'o 81 iro csi' o. ''' '''>
W. t,ray-If he l.,,. should be glad If he woHsi
pN Mr sI"one:l lave not. Int vii put 1t i" "1i''
Mr. pinun.s Tie British Minister IN d. ca,,lo
Viz, ia "a, a .Ia ma.l;sncd t.c s.ns pFoprltn
Mr. spooncr-ce question aro,c al, IN r,lit!on 10
NE Hawaiian tr"ifr. aid " M DW:>, t'>"H a" w
tract iron the d. patch Of Mr.. Eart,. thus:
No tieaty Areace AZ TIL tine ms compact wa" en-
urcd into secured other nation tie .riVi'@'' - "a
the ADMISSION Of certain sles free d duty which have
ten guarantee Tint Il Stst by this Gr"iy Ihc1c
privileges wtre secured. no. through any s'Tai trr"''
rights stnations but By giving crt'n valuable con
r,ons ap ella! treat Of r"iocai cev'han's The
these privileges 10 the Cntd Sata chnnot
cr fore form av lust Lasa claim 10 Ike privileges
by nation under tn" rity clar% Of t ordnrv
form OF The that might b. conceded uhci
such parity wold be- the claim " purchase the sa'
i,nrnes through special treaty. upo: Tx" TERMS with
tosr agreed upon between tho United STATES and the
Hawaiian Islands.
But this is In the psture Of the impossible Thec
concessions by the United States which OF tnc crtatr:
value 70 the slnds under this would BE- OF value
whatever other pcwcrs whose great distance from Oh,
best markets island products would he cfctal hai
to the enjoyment Of reciprocity prohbitory si'ct Tn
effect Of srch would BE- II attcn.cd with
other powers basis that the United STATE
millions OF duty island products during
years. erdcs that other Ea.oas might not
duty 70 HIS Hawaiian MsjeSty goods brought here n
compete with American products
This Is tho precise thing thst the traty does not intend
it, Intention exclusive benefits to both
tactg parties through specia privileges granted BY eech
the other To sdmit the claim Of third party In
aaa enjoy I'll the benes conceded b. bs PRINCIPALS with