Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-13
SENATOR 0UAY'S MOVE.
Resolutions to Defer Action ow
the Lodge Bill -
INTRODUCED BYHIMIN CONGRESS-

The Resolutions Also Provide That -
Vote Shall Re Takes on tho Pending
Tarin Bill Aug. S@-Bnt Little business
Done In tho House.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1a.-The eanafre
passd tho house bill to extend the ceusshm
laws 90 as TO obtain information from an
Incorporated express companies Mr.. Ed
munds again offered his order to limit de-
bate on the tariff bill, and Mr.. Blair Of
fered resolution to permit the previous
question TO bo ordered after two days. do
bate. Both were laid ON the table The
rest OF the day was devoted to Che DISCUS
sion Of the tin plate paragraph la thefax-
III bill, the pending question being on AIR.
Vests amendment reducing the duty oza
tin plato from s-S cents per pound to one
cent, the present rate Mr.. Morgan re-
snmed his argument against the increased
| duty provided in the paragraph. Mr. Mow-
gan gave it as his opinion that the Repus-
lieans intended TO pass this bill, and th@s
IN conference new bill would be agroea
upon.
The Tia Plate Fright.
Mr.. Daniel addressed the senate au4
characterized the proposed increaee OF duI
on tin plate 81 another step in the reiess&
less war which the Republican purity wiz
waging against the Agriculturakand prus
ducing classes OF the country Mr.. Aldddb
challenged a statement Of MIR. Danieiss aaAak
the withdrawal OF the American tam pSatm
trade from Wales would shut ouA a cosrn-
spending amount OF American fxrsn Uru~
ducts, and asked him whether ne msaai@
that tbs United States would leso al to-
English market, or only that portion ek n
which WAS interested In she production e6
tin plate. Mr.. Dnulel replied that tHb
United States would lose It's ticket Ck aA-
mission to tho English market Mr.. Bam-
lei criticised severely che atte1Rpa 20 hn--
poee gag law on the senate. +
Delaware and the Proposed Dufy. 4
Mr.. Vance said the annual Aax on ina-
ports under this paragraph would be sfl.-
O00,000. If 1t took Ave years no establish
the industry the people OF Ehe Umgtaa
States would pay Cts, 0oo, GOO Gar IL H@
thought the tin baby was noe A0rth $50
much. Mr.. Vest read statistics TO show
the decline in price of TIN plate ia England
in refutation Of the statement made by
Mr.. Aldrich that the values 81 ell mama
facturod articles had decreased because ag
| competition in the Unitsd StateA
Mr.. Gray spoke Of the great ertensiom Oh
the canning business IN Delaware and pro
tested In behalf Of that industry against
tho proposed increase Of duty en- tin plate.
without concluding his remarks, Mr. Gray
yielded the floor, and the senate adgourneG
To shoIve tao Ledge Biih
Mr. Quay introduced the following reso-
4 buttons In the senate:
Resolved. That during ths proeens session og
comgreas the senate will nee take mp ssr consider
alton any legislative business othsw than tasa
| pending bill uhe tariff biill geMeswi appre@rfs-
ton hilis bills relating to public susldiuga ana
public lands and senate or eoneurFgnt rBsoan-
| lions.
Resolved, That the comsadorasaom o. al hzMm
/ othe9 than such ars meuHoDed VI the fore
going resolution IL hereby postponed uutn rh@
sessIom Of congress to hs heaA Or tho frsta1snday
in Docesnber, 1890.
4 Resolved, That tho vote ON tho poncanR bln ana
all amendments thereto shaai be tnhen on tho spgh
| day OF August inst. nc O'Clock ,. nl fae vetlsm
I 10 continue without further AehAen unkn c.
consideration of tho hin mad ilus amenslInonts ~
completed.
This is the first opcn action from tho
| Republican side OF the senate chaznbeR
against the consideration Of the fedes'@
elections bill at this session Of congress.
4 Inc huOplAOu OF the rcSOlubo@e WONxG #F@
a specific agreement to shelvo ohe eiecsA0A
bill
While Mr.. Quay's resolution may not hw
adopted. there seems little dOube t&a& fh~
Republican senator's. M stated in tA@
United Press dispatches on the day eh@
tariff bill was reported froH TIE finhmcm
| committee. will agree to set aside tho ezew'
ton bill 49, the tariff bill mag ba-paas6s
In the House
The house passed a concurrent rcseamkAaa
1 extending current appropriations to Aug.
| 90 The motion TO reconsider tire vtyte by
| which the bill TO prevent collisions 80 sea
was passed, was agreed 10, the bin was
amended slightly and again passed. Digging
the vote a call Of the houso was ordered
and Mr. Cheadle offered rcsoiUtfoa to
recall absent members. which was detzltea
and asssieiig .s.i4 on the table. The IEusa
also passed senate bill reddlefhe eessess' ~
collision at sea to stand by each other.
| with amendments; senate bin requiring
a written agreement with seamen shipping
in the coastwise trade, eto, and senate biz
TO extend time OF payment to purch aseps
| Of land Of the Omaha Indians IN Nebraska.