New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-14

Inequalities here He insisted that the protective
system dealt with conditions and not with ha'ohal
boundary lines, except when the presence VI 'iose
national boundary lines indicated the presence Oh 'ose
conditions against the influence OF wmch IL was
necessary 10 nterpoe the barrier OF protective tariff
II the tariff did not deal with conditions then tarii
was GOOD in the abstract; and If IT was the iathers
OF the Rcpublc had paid themselves "a poor compli-
ment when they provided that as between the states
,bore sbould he no restriction OF commerce. Com
petition never created a new iItustry-they were
created by the work of the brain, by inventors.
The committee had tried TO do the best it could in
framing the bill but 1t was not always safe 10 rely
altogether upon the testimony of the bcnefcares UNI
der law. applause on Democratic sfde.g ne i'"i
indicated his belief respecting the proper function oil
tariff act and would sooner resign ms seat thsn
conr,e he respected the wisdom Of the committee,
but why was Paul favored and Peter turned down
Why increase the profits Of certain ciassc, lie ne
couid name capitalists whose prohts had eXceedci
those of all OF the agrcuturs!s IN any stat OF the
he said disturbed by the applause on the other SIDE.
lie was exceedingly grateful that they began 70
realize IN any 'e When we had equally and
lifted up all our industries ana AND the tHe shona ' le
t intelligent the frcest and ablcst people on earth
mthen we mad better retire from the field Demo
cra Mr.. Bbpterworh then proceeded to expound his
views touching reciprocity with Canada lie , sag
6fty million people TO the southwark, and yet were
AFRAID Of Canada. Abraham Lincoln ana IyS y.s
thew favored reciprocity. There some things In
the bill he did like he had Known o Of doo az ain IN
Sends on f'GV capital Of 81 100000. Protection Why,
the country could IN such cases better aa o 70
bose men in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, pay thei podl
and eXDenses and set them up IN the banking olsl,
ness lie favored proper protection but theic men Sn
did not favor that kind OF protection he va, told
You are not sound on the tarif' The time IS come
when some little concern should be shown 10 Aer n,
can homes and American brcsides. great Dolly OF
employees in this country was forcgn-ln S9lno sCr
factories in the East they were known on me rser'
nv Numbers because Of unfamiliarty with ther haes
lie did not believe 1t was wise or pIuioAV "
such sweeping reduction in sugar 10 Dc S"pp""'eu
H. comcuson he said that the gentlemen ,s rc0 %Srf
@niro M bs heart was not to pass bin eheetng
in the highest degree protective tls%m; "m% ot,J
w 0t in this biii-thee was such thing as payns
too much for industry such was tne cdsv VIZ.
nm PI"'e en- cvcrv can Of goods That tax would
an' 'Sr to s5oOOoOoO beforc the manufacturers
Of Tin plate ccpld declare dividend he was t anx
lie did not eApect 10 participate mch IN NE oenneI,
tons Of the oHSe hrSsT HT e %ds G ee a. anNiSn
70 get rid OF him when they geTynMndercd in. OUT
lie wa" Haich Of Missouri, whom had been refused an
extension Of time said that the refusal was the hishet
compliment ever pa nT 10 man he rcprcscncd the
sentiment Of the agriculturstS OF America, or tcy
~ Itv nm AN article used as fertilizer on every farm,
an increase made for the benefit Of Two
and against the interest OF 100000 farmers. Inc
bin sought TO draw veil over the farmers c!e v
pretending that he was protected; ,,o debate had
proceeded upon the theory that the murate and sui
phate of ammonia we're used for producing ieriinfen
but the fact was that not pound was 50 uscu'
Mr. McSillns amendment was relectc1. 80, -.
Mr. Nicdrinshaus, OF Missouri mcvoi TO amend nl, ey
a pound and argued that borax syndicate III uli9
country protected 10 the extent OF 200 PEI GEM,
with bad grace from the gentleman who was pro.
ieced in MS own business not oy pa'enr , Sow Tho
also by duty Of IS per cent. TO seek 10 cut uo" '
Mr.. 0'FerraI Of Virginia, read list Of VIA: PC
duty ready made clothing wheel, De heiC was !"
the interest of PostmasterGenca WananaHc sr,,D tn
debates in the British House of Parliament 70 snow
lie said that they were similar IN tone TO those h"''
by Democratic Representatives. . ..,o.,od, vcas.
Mr.. Niedringhars's amendment was relec'eo 'o"'
Mr. Tracey. Of Ncw.York, moved to amend the
section relating 70 coaltar PREPARATIONS so d. 70
duce the duty from go to 10 per cent. Lost, ~,
Mr.. McMilln Of Tcnnessee attacked the pa'dSr'p ",
Inc fact that in the Of those others rot mpoT'Sd
tho committee had gacion. mad red,,oon ~
that were imported. a., III.
Nr pnFqy Of Maine replied that as as, the W ge9 h
which contained exactly t0e. same language and
figures, perhaps he could explain himself 49,. .,...
Mr.. Payne. Of New ORR, explained tiat me feHlc
ton was made in the case Of su!phnrr ether u.ed
tr legitimate purposes and IN" Increase mace III Ile
cs 20 Of those ethcrs used as food aduiierduts
MIR. McMillin made an uns IcceSsfH cror; . rcduce
the Gaty on Gclatnc glue and iSinlaS winch was fol-
lowed BY an equally fItl, effort on the part OF Mr:
NcAdo0 Of Ney-Jer,cy, 10 have poppyseed oil placed
The free list.
Mr.. Bggs. OF California. offered an amendment In
crcasng the duty on olive oil from - 70 90 cents
gallon lie advocated the protection Of the olive oil
Industry In tp interest .! pure olive oil. lie was a
good Democrat. hut he WaS not mdebcund. HIS party
was oppO. ed his amendment, bat he, ali ndcpcnc
crt American citizen advocated the proposition.
The amendment was rejected.
Various other amendments we're ONcrcd, Dlt were
rejected and after derrg thirteen Of the l36 pages
Of the bill the committee rose.