The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
HALLS OF CONGRESS.
The Senate Has About Finished
the Tariff Bill.
CONSIDERING THE FREE LIST.
No Duty on Quinine-Party Lines are Crossed
and Democrats and Republicans are
Found Voting Together.

taken up and consideration OF the Tree list
proceeded with. Vance moved to strike
out the provision relating to animals i'm
ported specially for breeding purposes.
The proviso requires that animals shall be
pure blooded Of a recognized breed, with a
record Of their pedigree etc. The motion
was defeated, yeas, %; nays, 81.
The Senate then went back to the para
graph relating to gloves which Plumb had
yesterday moved to amend by striking out
the additional rate on mems gloves. The
motion was defeated, % to 80, Plumb being
the only Republican who voted yea.
Quay moved to insert in the free list
wild animals intended for geological collec
lions, for scientific and educational pur-
poses. Agreed to-
Hoar moved to insert in the paragraph al
lowing the free Importation of books for
colleges, educational and religious services,
ETC., the words, cor by any college,
academy, school or seminary of learning in
the United States in its own behalf or in
behalf of any of it's professors or teachers"
Agreed to.
Paragraph 545, putting fish on the Tree
list, was laid aside without action.
Davis moved to insert binding Irvine on
| the free list, and Vance moved an amend
ment by adding cotton bagging. The motion
was defeated, Paddock being the only Re
| ring on the amendment, Jones, OF Arkan-
sas, moved TO add the words, "burlaps and
bags for grain made of burlap." Rejected.
| The Republicans who voted aye were
Allen, Mitchell and Plumb; neither ingalls,,
Henderson nor Paddock voted. Davis
amendment was then agreed to, yeas, 49,;
nays, s. All the Democrats except Blodgett
voted are in company with the following
named Republicans: Allen, Allison, Cul-
| 1um DauiS TnUallS McMillap MoOdarso
Mitchell, Moody. Pierce, Plumb, Power,
Sawyer, Spooner and Washburn. The
negative votes were given by Aldrich,
Blodgett, Cameron, Chandler, Davis, Ed
munds, Evarts, Frye, Hawley, Higgins,
Hiscock, Hoar, Platt, Sherman, Stock
bridge and Wolcott. Paddock stated at a
subsequent stage of the proceedings that
he was unavoidably absent when a vote
was taken on Davis amendment. If he
had been present he would have voted for
it, as he had yesterday.
On motion of Coke CO the word ''degras''
was struck off the free list. Plumb moved
to strike off the free list paragraph $40
hides, raw or uncured, whether dry
salt or picked. Rejected. yeas, Is
nays, 90. The affirmative votes were
given by one Democrat. Pugh) and by
the following Republicans: Allen Allison,
Cameron, Cullom, Higgins, ingalls,, Mitch
ell, Moody, Plumb. Quay, Stewart, Wash
burn, Wilson, Cooke and Wolcott, The
other Democrats voted ID the negative to-
gether with the following Republicans
| Aldrich, Chandler, Daweis Frye, Hale,
Hawey, Hiscock, Hoar, Mcmillan. Pierce
Platt, and Sawyer.
Vance moved to insert in the free lis
timber hewn and sawed, squared and
sided and sawed boards, plank, deals and
other lumber of hemlock, white wood
white pine and bass wood.
Henderson moved to strike out of tn {
amendment the words ''henlock, white
wood and bass wood After considerable
discussion Henderson amendms nt to Van
ces motion was rejected, Vests motion wa:
also rejected, ingalls,, Maderson, Paddock,
, and plumb voted yea.
Plumb moved to insert in the free lis
lumber, sawed boards, planks, deals ant
other lumber of white pine. Rejected
yeas, %; nays, 33. The Nebraska ant
Kansas Senators again voted with tn
Democrats.
: Paragraph 211 in the schedule relating t
9 sawed boards, etc, was taken up and tn
r committee amendments agreed to. Ais
the amendment offered by Aldrich to plac
a duty of 30 per cent. al volerm of an
railroad ties and telegraph poles of cedar.
: On motion of Plumb the duty on pin
/ clapboards was reduced from 81 to 81 pc
!; thousand.
: Consideration of the free list was re
sumed. The committee amendment putting
S mica on the free list was rejected. Mic
: was then entered in paragraph 1876 at tn
4 rate of IS per cent. ad valorem.
Y Paragraph 625 in the free list was, o.
, motion of Carlisle, modified so as to read
9 ''All mineral waters not artificial
q Quay moved to strike out of the free lis
paragraph 665, sulphate of quinine and a
. alkaloids of salts of cinchona bark Tn
twill IF fhaf lir
r was defeated, yeas, Is; nays, IS. The TO
f lowing is the vote in detail: Yeas--Alt
rich, Cameron, Chandler, Dawes, Edmund
Hawley, Hiscock, Mcmillan. Moody, Plat
Quay, Sawyer, Stockbridge and Wilso,
| Iowa-15.
Nays-Allen, Allison, Barber Bate.
: Berry, Blodgett Butler, Cockrell, Cullon1
: Eustis, Evarts, Faulkner, Frye, Gibson
O Georman, Gray, Hale, Harris, Hears
u dock, Plumb, Pugh, Power, Sherman
/ Spooner, Teller Turpie. Vance, Yes
), Waltham and Washburn-3S.
: The committee amendment placin
sponges on the free list went over until t.
S morrow.
: Paragraph 703, putting sugar not aboy
No. ID on the free list also went over witt
out action.
Paragraph 713, placing tin ore and tin G
Il the free list, was amended on motion
= Aldrich by adding the words, until JAM
- airy l, 1892, but not thereafter"
Consideration of the free list having bee
) concluded, some of the preceding par
! graphs were taken up again and modified.
h Aldrich gave notice of committee amend
e ments, including one imposing duty (aftt
). January l, 1892 of cents a pound c
II black oxide of tin, and on bar, block and p
tin. Adjourned.