Evening journal., 1890-05-22
TIE TARIFF BILL PASSED
The Battle Over 1t in the
House Ended.
TaEyoTR WAS. AYES ie4, NAYsl4s

Affirmative and Negative Voters.
WASHINGTON, May .. Wednesday after
noon the tariff bill came up in the house
for final passage. After the committee Of
the whole had reported the bin Mr.. Nc
Klnley demanded the previous question
aud moved the third reading and engross-
mantof the bill. Division was demanded
by Mr.. Bland MOI and the speaker, after
counting, declared that 13s had voted In
the affirmative and 12S In the negative.
Then the yeas aud nays were demanded by
Mr.. Mckinley The speaker announced
that the yeas were l6l, the nays 1873. Mr..
Coleman Q.a.) and Mr. Feathcrstone (Ark.),
| Republicans, voted with the Democrats
/ against the adoption OF the motion. Mr..
Butterworth (O) and Mr. Adams (lls.) 70
| Trained from voting.
Amendments Adopted or Defeated.
| The amendment increasing the duty on
tin plate was carried-yeas, l20; nays, ll9.
/ Eight Republicans voted with the Demo
Gratis, among them being Mr.. Butterworth
| (O) The amendment making yarn made
Of jute dutiable at 80, instoad Of 30
per cent, was defeated-143 20 i44-the first
Democratic victory. Twelve Republicans
| voted with the Democrats The next amend
| ment ON which the Democrats asked for
vote provided that manufactures OF oamels
hair be taken from the free list and made
dutiable as third class wools. The amend
| ment WAS adopted-yeas, l43; nays 1873.
Messrs Henderson Qa.), Struble Qa.) and
Taylor (Ills) }, voted with the Democrats.
Many Republicans Refused 20 Vote.
amendment 30 the wool schedule TO pro-
vide that on wooden or worsted cloths, knit
fabrics and manufactures made wholly or
part of wool, the hair of animals, etc,
valued at not more than 30 cents per pound,
the duty per pound shall be three times
the duty imposed by the bill on pound of
unwashed wool of the third class, and in
addition 40 per cent ad valorem. The BILL
as unamended, provided that twice the
duty should be imposed. This ballot re-
suited In another victory for the Demo
Gratis, who, with the votes of several Re-
publicans TO aid them, polled l46 votes in
the negative sgainAt l43 IN the affirmative.
The Republicans voting against the amend
ment were Messrs. Anderson lkan.) Com
stock, Dolliver, Dunnell, Flick, Henderson
Qa), Lacey, Lind, Owen Qnd.), struble,
Taylor Qlls), Waddin, and Wilson Ckyl
4 "A nNlnutf OF lNtlublltdlh nltl IN AiiSAi httth
= and refused to vote.
An amendment providing that all manu-
& facturcs Of silk Of which wool or the hair O
tho goat is a component part shall b.
= classcd as manufactures of wool was
4 agreed to-l55 TO l58. The Republicans
: voting against the amendment were Messrs
Featherstone, Henderson, Kerr Qa-) and
4 Taylor (Ills.)
The vinegar amendment adopted in the
I, COMMITTEES of the whole was adopted by q
! vote OF l64 to 1885
aIr. Carlisle's Amendment.
!, This was the last amendment and the
4 engrossment and third reading Of the bill
having been ordered, Mr.. Carlisle offered
1, the following amendment;
i Resolved, That the pending bill be recommittet
y 70 the committee on ways and means with In
structions 70 report the same back to the hous'
~ SO amended by substitute or otherwise as 10 re
y duce the revenue OF the government by reducing
the burdens Of taxation on The people, instead o
" reducing the duties by imposing pr0hibitory rate
D. Of taxation upon imported goods.
Al The Tariff Bill Passes.
The resolution was defeated-yeas, 140
lf nays, 164. The bill was then passed--yeas
d 164; nays l42-amid applause on both side
s, of the house-the Democratic applaus
li being derisiye in its character. The follow
&c ing is the vote:
y Yoas-Mezsrs. Adams Allen Ciich.). Andersen
n CKan.l Arnold Atkinson Pa.l Atkinson (W.Va.l
Z Baker, Banks, Bartine, Bayne. Beckwith, Belden
Belknap, Bergen. Bingham, Bliss. Boothman, Bou
"A teile, Bowden, dsrewer, Drosius. Brewer, Brown
y Cva.l + Nj. Browne. buchanan a. ~ Burrows
\ Burton, Butterworth. Caldwell. .Candler (Aiass-l
" Cannon, Carter, CasWeli, Cheadle, Cheatham
a Clarke CWis). Cogswei Comstock, conger
's Cooper (Ol. Craig, Culbertson pa, Cutcheon
le Dalzell. Darlington, Dehaven, Delnno, Dingley
II nolliver, Dorsey, Dunnell Evans, Ewari
\ Farquhar, Finley, Flick Flood, Frank
e ! Grosvenor. Hail. Harmer, Haughen. Hans
hrough, Henderson. dlls) Henderson Ia
Herman, Hill, Hit, Hopkins, Houk, Kelly, Ken
e nedy, Kerr Qa). Ketcham, Kinsey, Knapp
y Lacey, Lafollett Iaidaw, Lansing, laws. Lehl
,e bach. Lind Lodge, Mason McComas, McCord
In Mccormick, McKenDa. Mckinley. Miles, Millekn
\ Moffstt Moore lS. H,), Morey. Morrill, Morrow
I. Morse, Mudd, NiedringhAus, Mute, 0Donnel
"a O'Nen CPa), osborne, Owen Qnd). Payne, Per
u kins, Pickier, Post. Pugsley, Quackenbush, Ran
= dali Raines, Ray, Reyburn, Rte, Rockwell, Row
n ell. Russell, Sanford, Sawyer, Scranton. Soul
II sherman, Snonds Smith dlls). Smith Cv. Va
u Smyser, SByder. SpOoner, Stephenson, Stewar
(Vt.D, Stiners, Stockbridge struble. Sweeney
Taylor Qlls.), Taylor crenn,), Ezra Taylor. Jc
seph Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Townsen
Ccal), Townsend Pa.). Vandever, Yanschaicl
WaddilL Wade, Walker cdassD, Wallace CN-iss.,
e Wallace a. y. Watson, Wheeler CMich.l. Wich
e ham, Williams QO9, Wilson QSy.), Wilson wash
n Wright, Yardley-i64
e The Negative Vote.
n Nays-Messrs Abbot. Anderson. Allen Cailssl
l. Anderson Iiiss.), Andrew, Barnes, Barwg Bigg.
!. Blanchard. Bland, Blount. Boatner, Brechz
!. ridge (Ark), Brecknridge KyJ, Brieknes
- Brookshre J. B. Brown Drummer, Buchana
! (Ya). Buckalow, Bum. Bynum, Campbell Can
y dler (Ga.l, Carlisle, Carlton. caruih. Catchings
Chapman, Clancy, Clarke (Ala.) Clements. Gu
ME, Cobb. Coleman, Cooper Qnd). Covert
cowles, Grain Crisp, Culbertson Tex), Cum
IS mings, Dargah. Davidson Dibble Dockery Dun
P ply Edmunds, Elliott, Ellis Enloe. Feather
q stone, Fitch, Fithian, Flower, Foreman, Forney
l | Fowler, Geissenheimer, Gibson. Goodnight
. Grimes Hare, batch, Hayes Haynes, Heard
I Hemphill, Henderson N. CO. Herbert, Holman
\ / Kerr pa }, lanhamm, Dee, Lester Gal Leste
| (Ya.), Lewis, Magner, Maish, Martin Qnd), Mar
/ tin Crex.), McAdoo, Mccarthy, McClammy. BIC
Q Clelan, McCreary. Mcmillan, McRae Mills
T Montgomery, Moore (Tex.), Morgan, Mutehler
/ Oates, o'Ferral o'Nei Cdoss.), Cultivate, Ov
ens (O1, Parrett Paynter, Pell, Pennington, Per
ry. Pierce, Price, Quinn, Reilly, Richardson, Rob
ertsOn, Rogers, Rowland, Rush, Sayers, Seney
= Shively, Skinner, Springer Stahinecker Shewar
(Ga.), Stewart Crex). Stone (Ky.) Stump, Iars
/ ney, Tilinan, Tracy. Tucker Turner Cab Turn
r er IN ". Turpin, Vsnable. Washington Viii
G ting, Whtthorne, Wheeler (Alal Wike, Wiihn
o son, Wilcox. Williams Oils y Wilson MOI, vii
G SOD (W Ya) and Yoder-ii2.
7 The speaker appointed A. b. Taylor (OJ
: Stewart (Vt) and Bland as conferrees OF
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