Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
SENATE AND HOUSE.
The END OF THE TARIFF BILL
DRAWING NIGH.
Representative Breckinridxe. ofArkansas.
IN His Own Bchaif-fIis Seat
Declared Vacant.
rpy telegraph 70 the Dlspasch.l

che reading of heJournal Of yesterday the
tariff bill was taken up and consideration
81 the free list was proceeded with. Mr..
Vance moved to strike ont the proviso in
paragraph 457, relating to animals imported
specially for breeding purposes. The pro-
xiso requires the animals 30 be pure
Hooded. of recognized breed, with record
ri pedicreo. &c. Tho motion was defeat
ed-ycas, "a; nays, 81.
The House bill to authorize the construc-
ton OF q bridge across the Savannah river
bv the Middle Georgia and Atlantic RAIL
way Company was reported and placed on
the calendar.
RACK OVER THr rARIFr BILL
The Senate went back in its considera-
lion Of tho tarin bill TO paragraph aS4, re,
isting to gloves. which MIR. Plumb had
Yesterday moved TO amend by striking out
the additional rate on mems gloves. The
,ootion was defeated-yeas %. nays 80
Nr. Plumb being the only Republican who
voted ca.
The consideration Of the free list was
resumed Mr.. Quay moved TO insert IN
the free list wild animals intended Tor
geological collections for scientific and edu-
cational purposes and not for sale or proht.
lie made the motion, he said, at the sug.
Society. Mr.. Aldrich said there was no
objection to IL. The motion was agreed
r.. ON motion of Mr.. Henderson, art edu;
ca,ional steps. composed of glass ana
metal. an invention used in kindergartens,
we're inserted in the tree list.
rKEE BOOKS FoR COLLEGES. &C.
Mr.. Hoar moved TO insert IN paragraph
ssg allowing the free importation OF DOCKS
for colleges. educational, and relgious
societies. &c.) the words or 10y any col
lere academy school. or seminary OF learn.
,p1 IN the United States IN its own behalf
az m behalf of any of its professors or
teachers" Agreed TO-
Paragraph 500 was amended so as to read !:
Common blue clay in casks. suitable only
for the manufacture OF crucibles."
r,rv-LYAY FANs-LUHCRIEs OR NEcEssITIEsF
Mr.. Vance moved 20 strike out of the
free list common palm-leat fans on me
Ground that they were articles OF luxurY'
a. be made the motion he was using
oo,ivelv one Of those articles of luxury"
DO YOU call palm-leaf fans articles OF
luxury" Mr.. Aldrlch asked. with an aston
u should say not this morning." Mr..
Gray interpOsed.
III is not AS much an article of neces-
ritv." Mr. Vance replied, as the tableware
from which ate nv breakfast tins morn
IrH. ana WHICH II ttAtu h'oNia1
The motion was defeated.
FOR TAILoBs AND DUDEs.
Nh. Vance moved to strike out paragraph
80 fashion plates on the ground mat tney
were for the use of tailOrs and dudes. De-
feated-yeas. 10: nays, 70.
Nr Davis moved TO insert binding-twlne
IL the free list and Dir. Vance moved TO
amend the amendment 10y adding cotton
la~giug. Mr. Nance's motion was de-
f.ated-veas 10. NAYS 26-Mr. Paddock
being the only Republican who voted aye
After a long debate Alr. Jones, OF Ar
hansas moved 10 add TO Mr.. DAVIS
amendment the words buIiaP9 anu onsS
for grain made of burlaps." The amend
ment was Teiected-yeas 26, nays Is. Inc
Fepubicans who voted Ave were Messrs
Allen. Mitchell, and Plumb. Neither MI.
Inralls. Mr.. Henderson, nor Mr.. Paddock
voted.
BINDING-TwISE FREE.
The Davis amendment was then agreed
to-yeas IS nays, 49, All the Democrats
except Mr.. BlOdgett voted Aye IN COM
uany with the following hepnoLcan1s Is
Meesrs. Allen. Allison, Cullum, DAVIS; IN
calls Mcmillan, Henderson. Mitchell,
Moody. Pierce. Plumb, Power, sawyer,
Spooner. and Washburn. The negative
votes were given by Messrs. Aldrich. BLOC
gett. Cameron, Chandler. Dawes, Ed-
munds, Eyarts, FRYE, Hawley' Higgins'
Hiscock. Hoar. Platt, QUAY, sherman
Stewart. Stockbridge, and Wolcott. MT
Paddock would have voted for the amend
,pent IL he had been in the chamber
on motion of Mr.. Carlyle, the word de-
rrasn was struck off the free list para
graph 575l.
HIDES.
Mr.. Plumb moved to strike of the free
list Paragraph 579) Hides, raw or I'M
.,-n.4Eor sailed or nick lied. ~
The motion was rejected-yeas 10, nays y.
The affirmative votes were given by one
Democrat Mr.. Pugh) and by the following
Republicans: Messrs Al en-, Allison, Cam
eron. Higgins, Ingalls,, Mitchell, Moody
Plumb. QUAY, Stuart. Washburn, WILSON,
Of Iowa, and Wolcott. All the Democrats
except Mr. Pugh voted in the negative, 10
rether with the following Republicans
Messrs. Aldrich, Chandler, Dawes. RYE
Hale. Hawley. Hiscock, Hoar, Mcmillan,
Pierce Plat. and Sawyer.
TIMBER AND LUMBTB.
Mr.. Vest moved TO insert III the free list
"nmber. hewn and sawed. squared and
sided, and sawed boards, plank. deals and
other lumber of hemlock. whlte-wood,
sycamore. white pine. and Eastwood"
Mr. Henderson moved TO strike out OF
the amendment the words hemlock,
whlte-woOd sycamore. and Eastwood,
lumber of white-plne.
Another long debate followed, going
over the whole ground of protection.
Mr.. Manderson's amendment to Mr..
Vests was rejected-yeas. paddock
Plumb and Washburn); nays, As.
Mr.. Vests amendment was rejected
yeas. "a; NAYS, 80. The Republican Sen
ators who voted Yea were Nessrs. ingalls,,
Henderson, Paddock. and Plumb.
MIR. Plumb moved 10 insert in the free
List lumber, sawed boards, planks, deals,
and other lumber of white pine. Reject
ed-yeas 22, nays 33-the four Nebraska
and Kansas senators voting again with the
Democrats.
The committee amendment putting mica
on the free list was relected-yeas, III
uays, "a. Mica was then restored IN Para
graph 1856 OF the rate of 80 per cent. dl
tdlOre0,.
Paragraph 125 in the free list was, or
motion Of Mr. Carlisle. modified so as &c
read IAN mineral waters not ARTIFICIAL
QUISISE.
Mr.. Quay moved to strike out Of the free
list Paragraph Cos, "sulphate of quinla ant
oil alkaloids or salts of cinchona bark.
The motion was defeated-yeas, 10; NAYS
Bs The following is the vote IN detail
YkAs-Mossra Al1rich. Cameron. Chandler
pases Rdmunds. Hawley, Hiscock, hcAillap
Moody, Plat Qaay Sawyer, Stewart. stock
bridge, Wilson, OF Iowa
SAYE-Nessrs Allen. Allison, Barbour
Bate. Berry, Blodgett, Butler, Colquitt, Cullom
Essils Evarts, Carlisle. Cocsren, Faulkner
ire, Gibson. German. Gray. Hale, Harris
Hearst Higgins, Ingalls,, Mitchell. Morgan, Pad
DO h. Plumb, Pugh, Power, Ransom, sherman
kpcoaer. Teller Turpie, Vance. Vest, Waithali
and Nashourn--Ss
sPOSGHS.
Mr.. Plumb opposed the COMMITTEES
amendment placing spoonges on the Ire'
lN-Paragraph 697-and had letter writ
ten by Charles A. Townsend, of Key West
read by the Clerk stating the importance
Of the sponge interest in Florida, and tn
injury which would result TO it from thu
removal OF the present duty on sponges
Messrs. Call and Pasco also opposed put
tns sponges on the free Inst. The para
graph went over without action I'LL TO
morrow. &C..
The consideration of the free list wa
concluded. and the remainder OF the SEES
uon was devoted TO items which had beel
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