New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

| might be done In that respect II liberal Uo",y ~
home produced sugar were assured TOT hi.eo''
| there would be no occasion whatever Thereafter n ."'
importaon of single pound OF sugar into inc Ih''ci
states lie would treat the proposed tnpa'c INDUSTRY
| IN the same way. lie would not vote Tor the PRIV
| poscd increase OF duty tin plates bnt ne "ouiu
checrfully vote for a bounty to the tnpia'e u"''
| The rest Of Mr. Paddocks speech WAS mann. uo'
voted to q refuation Of the statements madc Dy Dc"o.
cratic senators q, to the impoverished condition OF
the farming class. and he slowed mat IN Tue o'''
NJ Nebraska icuIay t-rc such AGRICULTURAL
depression. but that on the contrary the iir''ci
| were prosperous, and the state rich and growing.
Mr. Plat said that Mr.. PsddOcA's statement IN that
rc,pect was an unansycrac argument in favor g" tho
protectIvc policy. Under that policy the state OF Nc
braska had, within the lat thirty years grown from
nrair,e into a great hourshna. rich. prosperous ana
advancing commonwealth. 1t was tn" prone i've poicy
that had stimulated the agriculture OF a' S'''e anu
had made Nebraska possible. Tie Only t'' 'i'' ''it'
regretted in Mr.. Paddock's speech wa, tha' '' H''cr
seemed TO think that the aSrifi!tu ci,'cN ." LILO
West had in some way, not hsd a fair STARE Oh INC
| benefits Of protection.
I Mr. Carlisle said that Mr. Patts argument '''r'o'V
ing the prosperity of Nebraska to the high protective
tariff was q repetition of the Old argument "hi'" "a'
beea once wttily illustrated in the iiou'" o' hcP'"
| scntatves by ). ). cox. :" Iherc ar u" ''"" "
Ireland Mr.. Cox said land Ireland has iiro tr'c
has free trade" The Amcrltsn people Mr. 'ar'''e
added had been rra,onaiy pr3sprror>- mol Only
farmers but all ether cl,,c>hu, they had pea - III
,pitc Of high tariff taxation. not on account III It, '
Carlisle then proceeded To argue directly against ''c
pending amendment.
The discussion turned a~csy on the question 81 inc
number Of i,oii,d~ of wool required {" ''.n'c Il P''
of CLOTH Mr. Carlisle and Mr. FrIIrr~'a a>"'i'in' on
the authority of Il man whose nan' VIZ nov n'''''
uu!ic t,at Il did no. a,c ,our poGnd "i u'i";''"'
WOOL nearly Il, nuc! t, maze Il p'ihu "i eio'l, A'"
SIR Al!rici asserting other authority t'ht IL c'"
Mr. shtri,,aii-- Dos the senate: from Nchu' ~ ""
pu,e the fac! that requires fonr o" III the h"'th''
ho,d If t,ur rr,und, Of unwa-hci wool 10 Iiahc u
porld Of cloth
Mr. Ca.li>cI do. A.,
fact IL upset, the whole oi the wool TAT 1t s'hrdnie
AZ one time l wondered about tEa; enigma: a.d
pon:li, Of mnwa he'd wo" Will make pound Of cloth
will agree that the whole schedule VIII have to o.
revised examined the testimony Of experts on thar
pont and the uniform statement va, that ~ r'l!c
i required f,nr pounds Of unwa'hcd wool o. '%@
secured wool. TO make pound Of coth. +, A..
cT b" tT , hour. h; "a I srr s'%p n, n t t
prctaton was aS 10 m''ns any profess WIN u"
% The G'c.s,o" wa , h T., ,n' r u, s , l !n,
many important part, y. tie Lil' had not jct btn
reached that The tine for r'hrral d. bate Ms near
lng an end and i: 'lc time for th' !vc miiHf'' !!
balo was limited 'wl": 'ho-" rGnii"''C. -" 'h.h.u
be- clad t." have the ;'cndpr iim hWd' l~,ni STATE
whehrr he had rr,':anIinc !: LIS inii.d rs :"
wlcn the wool sciiciui wou'l pi,laby be nm he d.
NJ, Aar UnI, ,rpliG Ira r n.,cr , ' "'"
After some mora discus>i'H III commit g 'in'"d
n" Mr y" Nsp asleS m move, , ,ac tc additional aa
val"rcm rates in l"r.eal, SO f"'m y: PEI 'e' 10
- per cent Rejected! AS H. nv. 49, - ,,,y.u
Of iS '.a' t r Xii, T~ r etc. tn nanrr ON
m'ce rPort"d an "mcnd, me" "'inG ,,,f "I w.,
pound nnna>.icd wVo Of the fr'i r1h' ~. con-
mite. amendment Va az" i t"'r -. NJ -
d,u,r an cd
duce the ad.vaorem rat, In tlr lA,'t 'p1' N"I
" t "a ri IT, , nas w., ,"ere ' ii or
w0ollrn wo:-tcd CLOTHS '" Nor ca con hh 10
.ac G tnsap ,l s ' w y imp '
Mr.. Blair though; tr'' The I'I,'"'~ '.""''''
to give all excuse Tor d"ms. ''' ,rg.m' II ~
poor woman. shawl VA n ,.r. .m.'F'r' '' al
''% The next pacraph W. 81 r'l4r, to L;ant".
hat. Of WOOL end h"n,r' i"r y;;i n NIL 49, ani
the ,imr e, a. @' % % a rInr" r., ara r, 80 5. ~ %
S. at a. v ai%,r% Tvs, r.. Mr. 81 r' 49,, to s - r.,
""r rhr ncW parAsrsph 81 $40 rcll ms nd
children. d. god, An am nin' NJ. 81, red hy VI.
carlisle to reduce the rates. "a' ;"." ;'d yeas H.
Plumb saye notice Of a" a,ya" ;nH %hsA m, he
rci ON di, dcnd, ~ corporations. Including Interest on
h"nd,. Amendments s"h'ns t. i,.;n' ~" Of r',"'
jr,cd wl"n, the l"rnanty 81 va n"d "a' v"'"'' To-
Mr t"rIi.ic orrr.d ~ an-"ar,cn In the form "f ~
.sdnrai ,,,acra nh a\ir~ the ;'.,v bolts '"li
for paper printn: maci'r"'. - 20 ,r'r' u l'',".
ard 30 per cent ad val"r~In f"Jc'"'i' "';"" ''
rar,cra,,h 3sl relating to carpets. hnv.'- h"'"
rcarhcd Mr. Vaicc asked Mr.. Adrirh I" = 4" IT,
reason Tor Increasing III" duty on ',Fp"' -.
Mr. Ahr"h n" u'rr'.,c J.. in,!h" Necessary 'y ''
incrca" 81 III" dnty "n carpet wool
NJ. Vance, have n"th!nt more To SAY! ana
Mr.: R"aean as - commentary n'"n w" w. ,'''d r.. T..
It., It. OUT" 'S r.rHsic :Si.s -, r. .%: q, lie
ing establishment At FL Pas" Tex. acro'- th" river :"
juarrz. IN Mexico.
Mr. TELLER said he did not carr II all thos' -m"l'Ine
establishment, were rrmnvc1 t. M"Nro for il"t $40
no employment 10 AIncrlcan>-hc'r w"rkin"n being al
Mc>cn- who crossed the river ever n'r:ing t. g. y
Mr. Carlisle cont-adirt"d 'hat statement. lie had
been through the smelling work IN III la,o lat sim
Paragraphs a. md 3a3 har'nr been rad. Nr. CIR
Isle said that In view 81 ,hc derc - av"! ~ cv~n
Ing session. and o. the inm,ity :: "frr,s an rn'.'h
ncns for q reduction 81 du'c. j." would nod offer any
TO other paragraphs In the schedule.
Finally tho wool schclu!" "aN completed. and Mr..
Vance Offered. an additional .rr"n. IL" amend
ing r'jnc'ionS ~ duty Oh g"rs purchased WIN lie
proceeds ~ farm prou''s old IN fo""Cn "nnntr",.
and Lr sald he would Ak for an evening Session Z"
morrow Ia cal,r him 10 vldss> III" senate up IT,.
schedule l.. relating 10 s'l nd .llk "i> -. thcii
taken up and the anicn1n"nt' 70 II reported Lv the
Finance Committee d a.. Alsr hri"iG-
:,O2 the word. SPIN silk" and adding Ia II hc wore
"spun SILK In sh.ins. or cops. or on beams. - per
cent ad va1rcm.'
Mr. Carlisle moved 10 strike ont ~ ~" !at para
graIh. 49, In the eilk soheiuc the rr,i-" tia: all
SIX manufacture. II which wool h,ir L. a ,onpI
ncnt material shall h" classified ~ manufactures ~
wool After IN explanation and dc'cnc" Of The pro
vi,o by Mr.. Aldrch. The motion Ma, r.icctd.
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