New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
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-, - May oO-Thc Democrats voted al
/ .a.,. today for Protection and for Free Iradc +,
,bcr wanted free cotton ties for balng 'he COTTON
he southern cotton planter, ana thcS No'cu sum-
t,r q nrotcctivc duty on the sugar pr"nu'eu pl "O
/ southern sucar planter; some of them Voen '' q
/ INIT ON all kinds Of sugar; many Of them Vo'o'
for a bounty on maple sugar ana then all 81 .'o'"
voted AGAINST any bounty whatever inc Noru'' nv ~ J..
/ w., u.or+or, democrats d.d the bidding of tlcr
sortbcrn master. every time. western De'Ho,' ~ =
lilo snrinccr Of Illinois voted to retain h'Eh uu"
on sugar and voted also for free oott'h ucN
we're defeated at every point, ana toward th' emu y"
the days sitting became lmpa'lo"' "'' " i
As well dishcartehcd' roo no
| = ot1c excited and denounced the majority lo'
rofinr 70 allow sufficient time for the onrrinS anu
/ 1ir,.siou of amendments ChalTnih Nch'hIc9' '"
ronIy uointcd ont the truth-that ""P'c "'"o ~
| ,a, oIloUcd and that If the DeHo''a'' "''o P
,c,,cd from having all thcr amcnfmcnt' dl'o" s'l' ~
| ,ropld be because they had wa'tcu o'N "i''' Wy -
! ,,orart discussion and dlla;ory motions ana u"
- ,rh,t also was undoubtedly true. ana Wh''
: ,,,,.rat dared deny, That II two weeks H"''
| h,r,d be clvcn the Democrats would "a~" INV
oi.o Immediately after this " spat' WAS ''''' "
| nocr,ts listened with approval wheh ''I. N','''
., ,,issis,ippi sang few dogserel verses, "h'" IL,
,,'. .rnlandcd More complete proof OF the de
,no,tc purposc Of the Democrats to waste 'il' 'o,
nDt hove lccn made. They had been cA'rc'"'p
-, ~ that the Committee Of the Whole "o''u
=, ,.a,,,oyo the recommendations Of the ways A'''
! voans Committee In regard 20 sugar. ana u''' "
anpoiutment was ,pOndngN he'VF. -,
rho first struggle was over an amendment oH'''
hy MIR. savers. of Texas, which provoked a So'l u.'
of debate He proposed TO strike o"' III" P'",
which proposes an incrcaecd rate oil u"'S v" IA
.s ctc the present rate being 80 per 'o"' 9"
,o,n The q. Dark Lantern bill placed the'e mann"
,ac,,,ros NJ iron ON the free list TIE way anu
Moan, Committee proposes a rat" "t - ~ '''''
r,und on the hoopiron of which INC ''' d"
no.cd. plus 30 OF l cent per p"nnn ''' '' '',
taco of manufacture. The imr"r1'' '"' ~, oa,
-, - g. 600 600 pounds. against '"""o''
r,,,ds in l--- Representatives rom '''
states made strong speeches against ''' 'P.,,, -,
$50 NJ dutv and ,hovcd good deal "i i''I.u- "
tho eubicct Among tho-" VII" 'p"N' WIZ =,
..vers AID Moore. Of Texas, hi''"'''N','
kansas. stewart q Georgia, hnh'n''', ~ .,,o
''' ~ -, ,,d Wheeler. ~ Alabama. Tie "!"q"on''
- General Wheeler and of stewart anu
,orou q the colorcd ahorcr- 90 ITO '''." P'-
'... % .,o south was really pathetic ~ con- t. '
....i, ,r,uer for General Nhrc4c.' ''.''
80. ,rbo ts a la-e, cotton planter ava N'''
40. ., rrotc-t against th" duty '' ''''' ~
. sea. -rol-ly improper i'f VI. -''''' 49,,
,,,.o,-i , E,puhhcan. 90 opp ''' an 'h'''
h-,ir acid which Be u-c- ln h' Id. ~
t"'' '' - - vo..r.. Uarrc. Burrows ana VIC
,....i,- ir orul-Ifou were ''''.'-'''' '.' ,,..
..c whole 81 aimed ia" comm 'I'' '' Wv
60. De-. q, .i,-.'v q - ir total VOTE "l ~
.rt. cvrcet.d attempt e." ei-''-' '"'
- .cr.tulc va. tl"n mage. ''' .'''
'"''' ,..,,.a ~ detat. or various amen"
mont mos, o. which time ".'- "''"p'" ,,....
' ,..,.,..,or N thc report Of the WAYS ""'
III III The discussion developed "''' vi
,. fn g.. earnest prom VT. W.
,. .frIrr. a m.nl..i q" i'.
49,, tt, ,,a.,tr,cnt i.h p-op'-'' I'''''
~. i..,, o.. ,,e. cont lu tic pr..'if l''' 'l ''
.,.,.- Various other au"'dfrr' u WIZ :,
o,-,cst spccchc, made in support 90 49,,
cannon. of Illinois. and N9- ''nn' ,,r,,,..
80. ,l,,,,ic .. reported. ana chairman y. ''.''
%. ' 49,. d.,.,, in an eloquent spccA "hl''
49,, h,.-,v arplause ou the Republican h'' I"'
-, ,,rcnducn. VA, rejected h7 V"i" '' 10
- ., IA nay,-u.nc R"puihc'n. N"uN. D" '"
c..,,.c They were Mos. N"fro" v N''''''.
~, rt,veu. and vand"ycr. Of 'lli'''h", p"N.'' v,
x,i,r.,-h,. coleman, % L"u''NlI'"' i'',"' 80,
I ycvaia. Harmc- and "HcH' 81 ''''' .',, ,'.
.. .,h,- amendments were rejected hy sun iarF'
/ nnjorti"- IT,. -, ,,o rarr hin
| 90. ,,o,d.r.,r. ~ North Carolina. offered All a'''"
/ ..,, ,,oli. hing the minimum punishment pr
| ,,ol..,,, Of the Internal Rcycnu" laws. h'!' '''
| SIR. coaIc.. Of Sorth Carolina '"'r''' "'
| men, repeai.ns tho tobacco iaA. i'I''''.
Yr. saver. of GcNa,. offered Al '"'"''',' ~
,.,,,, tn,, iron aud ,tcl cotton ties Or hoops i'
t,llng or other purpose. not thinner "'"'' wv
,,uce. .lal bc admitted frc" 'i 'u'y' ,,,
! ,fr t.,,,l,rd # Louisiana. regarded ''' "''
s..., t,,,y Al t.c cotton growing ini'r''t "i '.'
| -o,,h Tie burden on the cotton p'"'".'''
| . .-ro.,.cd nearly Il 100000 year. J" - ~.
.n, Nm, ten cot,ou.tc manufl lc'oricr in '' n''''
| 4 sf.ftf.
states. producing s2'2"oo ana e"p'o' ",-
.,.s wa, TOO small a product and too small a" '"p'>
rrcnt to justify an increase H' "' ""' "
from 30 20 lOl per cent
,, stewart Of Georgia said that tho erect of tn'
,royl,lon Of the bill TO regard I" '''"h ~'' ""''
a., 90 hear heavily upon the oolored hn"r'r "i '''
south. ,, .,. f., ,,.
, tlc interest % the oolorcd laoorcr "i The 0on'
,e ,ycu a, in the interest 81 every 'h"r'i H' ~,
| -, cha. such dat O., should Doe imposed - womb
! ,o c,nIoyu,cnt 10 the people Of the lnl''d state
.,i ro, 70 the people of other countries There wa
r.,,city in TIN, country To- make the cotton u''
which were required.
Mr. Clarke. Of Alabama, spoke III iaN"f OF u''
.o,c,dmont. and Nr. Wheeler. Of Alabama, SPOKE
savers. Of Texas. aid that the cotton crop &"
,eso amounted G"35o-2 bales "i the value d"
| -,o, l:ig 2O9 The tie, upon each bale were pnr
| 'ae -, the farmer at a cost oi twenty tour cent
| I.Ie a
| a.,,or tics Of l--0 Of G1,Gc4Alo. Thirty five pei
| 10y, ,, l.cauec Of the duties imposed upon imported
| tics Adding 10 th, the cost Of the begng "t u'
| n ot 1859 S634J.GOO, We have the cost o
,cgrg and ties 10 the farmcr' of the south In l00'
amounting 90 4..OIOOl9. Thlr is total loss l" the
farmers. for the reason that the price OF cotton d
| the factories is for cotton pure and simple.
| Mr. burrows, Of Michigan said that II the bill
| aoI I'm. cotton tic industry would hc established
r., t,i. country ana the time would not be far dist1n
hor tic, conld be purchased by the southern planter
chcaper than they were to-day. our money "onl'
| he kept at home. and employment """h be- gwen Il
| our labor
| Mr. Mckinley, Of Ohio. could see no reason WIN
hoon iron used for cotton tie should he dutiablc a
| suv lower rate than hoop iron u'cd for any othc
purpo.e The bill proposed TO treat cotton ties pre-
| ci.cly A. it treated hoop IRON.
Nr sayer.'s amendment was reicctcd-96 to l2f
Mr. Brcchinrldec. of Arkansas, moved 10 liz Tn
-, cottou.tip~ at , cent dd NalOrcm Lost