The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-16
THE NATIONAL COhe - ,
RIsJIIYG SOnE AN .ENTS
10 I'IE TART IL.


A parody on II .tiOa--The Mi
noyity rhrottIe, nd ihe Voice OF
thc People Disregarded--AllB BY Reed
and Ills Gang.
(By United PressO
WAsnINGToN, ID. c., Sept 16.-Mr.
Mckinley from the committee on ways
and means reported back the tariff bill
will Senate amendments with the rec
commenda;ion that the amend
ments be non -concurred in. This
was at once considered in COM
mitteo Of the whole, and Mr.. Nc
KineF then offered a resolution from
the committee on rules, but before it
could be read, Mr.. Ealoe, of Tennessee,
rose o a question Of privilege. Ho Of
feiei tnt following resolutions:
Resolved That the clerk Of the HCa>e
of Rcpras 10 .at.ves be directed to COM
municaie 10 the Senate the fact that the
House rrprobates and condemns the
utter..rce5 of the Hon. Robt. i. Kenne-
dey, RcpreseLtltive from the State Ct
Ohio, delivered n the House sep. 3d,
fcUtSIlub upon I'LL Atl1ldCIGI sllu lIlC5
rity Of the Senate as a body.
Az tue suggestion of The Speaker Mr..
Enioo withdrew his resolution for tie
pf, sent, and Mr.. Mckinley from the
cunmittee on rules reported resolu-
ton for the immediate consideration OF
the tariff bill III the House. After two
hours general debate it shall be in order
to move to non-concur IN the Senate
amendmtnts in gross and agree TO the
committee Of conference asked for by
tho Senate. The House shall without
turther delay or other notice proceed to
vote on said motion.
The previous question on the resolu-
tion was ord red yeas 1lG; nays II.
Mr.. Blount, of Georgia, protested
aQalnst The resolution, contending that
il was p parody on delitegation.
NJ. Mcmillan, of Tennessee, also op-
poscd the resolution and criticized the
committee on rules for reporting 1t. The
majority. ia caucus, had determined
no. OILY that the minority should be
throttled, but the Piumed Knight should
be throttl,d.
Tho re olufon was then adopted,
yea, IA. nays 70.
Mr.. Mckinley, Of Ohio, gave a very
brief statement of the Senate amend
ments, but en-, ,ercd into no argument as
to their proprety or improprloty.
Mr.. Flower, OF New York, said that
the estimated revenue for the year was
s45O 900 00O This Congress had appro-
pria ed $40, 900, 900. " hat was the need,
he ked, of this tariff bill9 Why not
leave the pre- ent iaa as it was with an
amendment for reciprocity which meant
RI sciprocity, and not one Of these jump
ing Jacks, he string Of which the Prosi-
4 dentcou pull 1T any timel
NJ. Farquhar, Of New York, in behali
OF tho millions of poor PEOPLE, who In.
habteG cities on the northern lakes,
hopcl that the Senate amendments IL
reg ttd to the duty On fish would bt
votlt down.
Mr.. Payson thought that in various
respects the bill as it passed the Senat'
was preferable to the measure as 1t passet
the House. He spoke in favor OF th
Senate amendment, placing binding
twine on the free list, and said that h
would be delighted if vote could b
had coucurring on that amendment.
Turner, Of Georgia, criticised Payson'
action i'll voting for the resolution
looking TO q non concurrence on all tn
Senate amendments and then comln
before the House and whining for fire
kinding twne.
sNr. Payson replied that the gentle
nap was mistaken. He had voted agaias
TIL esalution, and instead of speakin
whigiugy, had spoken rather detiantly
Mr.. Turner then proceeded to attac
the method by which the Repnblica
majority rus. ed business through tn
House
Mr.. Wheeler, oi Alabama, inveighe
against the inconsiderate haste In whlc
tbe House was called upon to pass upo
a nieasarc which involved every bushes
inteTest in the country
The Seuate amendments we;e not cor
curred il, yeas 100; nays 80.
AIR. Enloe then called up his resolU
.ion in regard 10 Mr.. Kennedy's speec
- Iaptember3
o.. Grosvenor, OF Ohio, raised til
~ der that the resolution WI
..not in orde.. ona,a Tho noint W;
mot wcII taken. il was question a, anec 9
ing the dignity OF the House ana Che Il J
taSrtv of the Senate. The geatiema
fr6n ohio IMr. KenEedy) had no mo
r;ght ~ make a personal attack upon
mornhor than he (Mr. Enloe) had to sta
thai the Speaker was corrupt or thaC u
President was crl1funa: -. a.
Mr. Bayne, of Pennsylvania, saio VI
he cJncurred in the reiuarks OF tHe sc
tlemau.