The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-22


. regulate the tariff Of the United States II
was In favor Of protection. but he was bitterl
and unRlterably opposed to the abuse OF 4
He did not propose to allow tho Canadian Gov
eminent to usurp the power OF Congress.
Mr.. Butterworth REP. Ohiol opposed tn
: amendment. 1t would wreck the interchanE
OF commodities between the United States an,
every other country, and would work q grea
hardship upon the people. He regretted tina
! there was no opportunity to ascertain the con
census OF opinion on his own sdo OF the IIons,
he lines Of the Si for number Of days, an
on Ways and Means had taken the hooi
and held 1t with amendments until nearly the
tlomen might desire to submit could not have
the consideration which was necessary to do
II was not liked that tho ark OF the Republican
covenant was committed to- few; and ne re-
ence which would enable members 10 pruns
Nj Brewer IRop. Mich said thqt the the IL tine
was carrying out the pledges made to the
Mr. Wheeler Dem, XlaI appealed to the
House in these closing moments to adoRt the
daco duties pWRIsh are in me- excess Of ity per
cent He said tho increase OF 100 per cent IN
tax aS on 69os would g9 sF snd
Germ9n population, The evidence before tho
American I' LABOR ibn Of occupation, and increase
the cost OF American beer. This unjust legis-
l1tion would DO rebuked by the people. lad
aIbso M I'M X. DEM Tenn # eoins the
much tribulation and BY meth DDS more speedy
than commendable, we have REACHED the point
s. e 9 hs NRs nnasdG 0% and hI GS
| through the House Lot US pause long enough
70 see what It H. Its trainers boast that they
have; but they have with With that oysrrddsn t6e
Constitution and outraged ustes by placing
600 p %nd ssO6Soo 81 to sugar pPGaSsps
Voa is TO Be- TAKEN Of
R Sa is that tbs Of wRMs
The question +; Tha! is an Ideal Republican
adopted there are 200 amendments pending
before n The the IA and n the
are more than one n hundred Items proposed in
this bill which make Increases in the rates OF
duty yet tho Committee Of Ways apd Means !tns
none to justify those increases. What more
The increases not estimated In the committees
cd to what the committee confess they have
Increased. makes the increase on the "a dtnerent
s7.5OO.OO0. Tho net Increase, therefore, BY this
s 81. Tf22Ri S Rs e mott dsS
creases as to which there is no data 1 ask
whether the House Of ReprsssS nnSi1Hs
measure, but. as stated last night.
are called upon to o vote upon these Increases
without debate and without hope OF amend
%n ay The hS Of the
been adopted that has been offered by any one |
else. The gentleman from, Ohio said. the
Whole would fall; Hence all opportunity to
amend or discuss this Vicious measure is gone,
the l5g pages q the blll has had 40 considers
Wooon Goods Goods
dries, &c, has deem DESTROYED by special rule.
the sSs S6oa e.
6aTIas tRis S5isi discussion the BE- HOUSE
order wero unheeded. the rules of the com
mittee were disregarded. and each speaker as
S he Ra@ M assd bis
soIptely unable to guell the uproer. In the
rived and, In accordance with the special rule
adopted and without q vote being reached on
and repoTted the BIZ to the House. ''''
ME- the Ss
rays, is Nil Coleman Tep., La and
and & ADAMS e ILL., ahd
Mr. Butterworth declined to vote. Otherwise
The amendments were then read in detail.
The first amendment on which a separate
phrase ology Of the tin plato clause It was
'doptedo BY the narrow margin oi-yeas $50:
49, The 1eft mote was sGus
he amendment fixing the duty on jute yarn ct
8 per cent being defeated.,yeas, l43; nays,
cents rne 4 Fhs nsd vo ez tho iii sSS
democrats against the amendment were
!eiley. Lind. Taylor Of illinois, Be H GsH.
lick Henderson OF Iowa. Lacey. snider. Kerr,
The next amendment to be, voted on was
hat bringing Russian camel's hair into class I
OF the wool schsdule. 1t was agreed to
The amendment providing that the duty on
'oolen and worsted yarns valued at not more I
nan 80 cents per pound shal! be two and half
mes the duty imposed on pound OF un-
'ashed wool OF the FIRST class and IS Der cent !
vel0rem was relSct9d.ySas 1877 nays. 14s. :
nwashed wool OF the first class ana So per cent
Tho amendment providing that on ,woollen {
DOL and worsted. not otherwise provided for.
s f be sd fep o ms
col Of the nrst class and 40 per cont: sd
~,
his leaves the duty at twice tho duty on un- 8
ashed wool and 40 per cent. ad valorem. /
The Republicans who voted with tho Dem o
Gratis on the wool and wors,sd goods and yarn I
nendments were: Messrs. Anderson of ham 4
As. Comstoek. Dolliver. Dunnell, Feather \
one. Flick Henderson of Iowa, Kerr OF Iowa. v
acey Lind. Strube. Sweeney and Taylor OF Q
linois.
The amendment to the paragraph imposing
duty OF 80 per cent nd yalorem on all manu- r
Ictures OF silk not specially provided for. pro I
ding that all such manufactures OF which t
DOL or hair Of the camel goat or other like
nimals Is component material. snail be ?
Rsshed as manufactures OF wool. was agreed
yeas 1855, nays l42. I
Tho vinegar amendment adopted last night Il
Committee Of the Whole was agreed to-yeas c
a. nays 1873. This was the last amendment r
nd the engrossment and third reading OF the o
II having been ordered. Mr.. Carlisle Dem,
W offered the following amendment.
RrSor>d That tho pending bill b0 recommtted TO the r.
Inmittee Ways and Means with tons 10 re.
rt tho back to tho onso at tho earliest posi-
day. amended by substitute or otherwise as 10
duco tho revenues Of tho Government by reducing &
burdens Of taxation on the people instead OF re-. n
cng tho duties by imposing prohbitOry rates OF tax
ion upon imported goods. Democratic applause
The resolution was dsfeated-yeas, l4O; \
ays. 1874: Republican applause.I Il
The bill WAS then passed-yeas l64. nays 14a n
amid applause on both Sides Of tho House,