Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
CONGRESS.
a DECIDEDLY HIGH OLD TIME IN The
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bynum Kicks Ont OF 1raoo'
Censurcd-Ue Regards Him'e"
as Honored.
py telegraph to tho DIspat'h'l

senate.
Tho Senate devoted the day TO oiils ana
Joint resolutions on tho calendar ciltIy
OF local and private character. III con-
nection with the passage OF OH app
priating $lO0.Oo0 for public buiIuInss ny
apprebensions that the Senate WIS hot
aitopether economical in the matter OF
public buildings and the hope that 'ne
committee would prepare statements ga
the number OF such bills passed ~ the
present session and the amount moved
Among tho bills passed were the l9llgW-
ing: Senate bill to esiabi sn rev iI.he-
ships with steam fog-signals on 49," rlie..I
Quarter shoal. Nd: et Fenwlck-lslahd
shoal. Nd; ct Frying-Pan shoai, n. - ana
al Martins Industry. s. G.. the entire cost
Of each not 20 exceed $4,000; Senate Dill
20 provide for the return Of second-ciass
mail matter. senate bill appointing
800 900 for the construction OF dry-dOck
a. Port ROYAL. :. C.. the whole cost NOT 10
exceed $3.50 At the suggestion o. MI.
Tdnunds the words were inserted, II IN
the opinion of the Secretary OF tho Navy
the public service requires IT," Mr.. bar
suggested (but did not insist upon the
addition of the words. The senate not
being able 70 Judge for itself" go
The Senate bill approrriating 100000
for bronze equestrian statue or GcheraI
{ UlvssosS. Grant in the city OF washington
was amended so rs 10 omit the Woiu
"oauestrian" and increase the amount 20
300. 600 and was then passed. Inc senate
bill appropriating $50, 900 tor public build
ings az Meridian, Miss, was passed.
Executive session. Adjourned.
House of Representatives.
A conference was ordered on the Senate
antitrust bill. The House then went INTO
| Committee Of the Whole (Mr. Crosyenor,
Of Ohio, in the chair on tho tarit pm. ~,
| Nh Mckinley, of Ohio. asked that the
committee proceed as promptly as posi-
BE TO act upon the amendments offered ny
the Committee on Ways and Means. Then
! oI her gentlemcn who had substantial
amendments to offer might be recog-
nized.
Mr.. McMillin. OF Tennessee declared
that the manner in which this bill was be-
| ING considered was tair neither 10 the
House nor TO the tax payers of the coun-
try. T. was utterly impossible 20 consider
and debate the bill carefully IN the few
! days allowed by the rigorous rule reported
bv the Committee on Rules.
Mr.. Cannon. Of Illinois, thought that tho
Chairman OF the Committee on Ways and
| Means should be recognized 10 OFFER com
nittce amendments that those amend
ments should be acted upon promptly, and
then that laymen-mcn not members OF
the committee-sLould be gwen an oppor-
! tunity to present their views IN the shape
of amendments.
SAMPLE TARIFF DETAIIs.
The pending amendment, which fixes a
! duty of sixty cents a square yard and 40
per cent. al UdiOre,a on Oriental and similar
rugs was agreed to.
Paragraph 417 Of the bill was. on motion
Of Mr.. Mckinley, amended 50 as 10 read "a
follows: Mats, RUGS. screens, covers, has
l.. Il h.. 10
/ lions Of carpets or carpetlng made wholly
or in part of wool not otherwise provided
for in this act shall be subjected 10 tho
rate Of duty herein imposed on carpets or
! carpeting Of like character or description.
The paragraph imposing a duty Of 30 per
! cent. al rOl0ren on manufactures OF SIX
not specially provided for was amended.
on motion Of MIR. Mckinley, toy the lnser-
ton Of prOvlsO that all such IDnnuiac-
lures Of which wool or the hair OF the
camel, goat. or other like animal Is n conf
pOnent material shall be classified a. manu-
features of wool.
On motion of Mr.. Mckinley IN amend
! ment was adopted imposing duty Of 30
per cent nd rG Orc7H on bone and horn but
I tons. and a duty Of four cents per line on
the buttou-measure Of one fortieth Of one
inch per gross on pearl and shell buttons
| manufactured or partly manufactured,
duty of 81 per cent. al UG'oren on dolls,
doll heads. toy mantlos of whatever mate
rial composed. ma on all other TOYS not
composed Of rubber. china, porcelain, pa
| rian, bisque. earthcnwarc. or stOncWare
and not specially provided for. Adopted.
! Mr.. Cultivate offered an amendment to
the drawback paragraph providing that n
rebate shall not be paid on tin used IN tho
/ transportation Of petroleum or coal-oh.
j (tDf D.
jccted-a6 to l03. Messrs. Anderson Of Kan
sas. Henderson of Iowa, Mason, Cheadle,
/ Kelly, Duunell, and Kerr voting II :he al
I firmatiye
FOR THE INITIATED.
The drawback section was on motion Of
|. Mr.. Mckinley. amended 50 as TO read as
follows:
Section q. That where imported mate
| rials on which duties have been paid arc
used IN the manufacture of articles manu-
/ featured in the United States there shall be
allowed on the expectation OF such articles
! q drawback equal in amount to the duties
/ paid on the materials used, less 1 per
Z centum of such duties: provided that
| when the articles exported are made in part
! from domestic materials the imported ma
! tlrlals or the parts Ot the articles made
! from such materials shall so appear III the
/ completed articles that the quantity or
! provided further that the drawback on any
article allowed under the existing law shall
I he continued at the rate here provided {;
| that the imported material used IN tho
I manufacture Of articles entitled TO a draw
I back of customs dut IS when exported
/ shall in all cases where the drawback
OF duties paid on such materials IL
1 claimed he identified and the quantity
/ of such materials used and the amount Of
/ t.rf g % To- NO a
| fact OF the manufacture of such articles in
| the United States and their expectation
i therctrom shall be determined. and the
! drawback given thereon shall be made 10
! 1he manufacturer or exporter. or to the
| person or persons to whom such manutac-
1 iurcr. exporter, or agcut shall III writing
order such drawback 10 he paid, under
/ such regulations o. tho Secretary OF the
! Treasury shall prescribe.
: Mr.. Mckinley offered long amendment
/ to the interual.re1 enus clause (mainly Of
an administrative chlrGctcrl, which was
ordered to be- printed IN the Record. and
went over until Monday. This disposed OF
/ the committee amendments.
! ArI BAYSE RAIsTs 4 now.
| Mr.. Bayne. Of PENNSYLVANIA, speaking TO
! n verbal amendment, sent 10 the Clerk :
/ desk and had read letter from James
| Campbell, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, denying the
! statements rejecting upon his character
/ made % few days since By Messrs. Byuum
OF Indiana and Wilson of West Virginia.
/ In his letter he strongly attacks those
| gentlemen aud uses vigorous language IN
| denunciaton of them.
| MIR. Springer said that the letter was IN
worthy of being put on the records Of the
House and unworthy of the gentleman
/ who had presented it.
/ Mr.. Wheeler. of Alabama made the point
| Of order that the letter should be stricken
from the Record
The Chair ruled that the gentleman who
presented the letter was responsible for II.
Mr.. Bynrn then claimed recognition on
a question Of personal privilege relating
TO the Campbell letter.
I The Chair was inclined 10 think that the
letter did not present a matter Of personal
privilege.
THE Pun PAST ASD FURIOUS.
Then ensued o scene OF uproar. Mr..
/ Bynum endeavored 20 proceed. but he WAS
shouted down by tho Republicans. 5lr.
Bayne added 10 the confusion by eyclaim-
/ mo NJ the Ton Of his VDice That "A gentle