The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-17
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WAtHIxG10G CITY. Hay 16-IDo do00e t01Q
passsd the Senate bfll anthcrsxins the reeistrAr
ficn oi cer sus nail matter.
The House today went into ccmn3ftes q The
tariff bill a n1mtes- OF ve1ha1 A1endmsnes
we're. On motion of AeKtnsey. Eaac 10 the hill
Mckinley OF. red IN sneEdment specially in
cluding glass ehimneys In The clause rclasiye 70
thin blown ssass 1t duty of 10 cents dossn
ard - per cent "a valofem- In respouSe - q
question By Henderson oi Iowa. NeKs1lsy stated
that he present duty on lamp chimaeys vas 45
per cent. and fhe proposed esty bat - and 80
per cent
Hendeson irsuirsd hou many lamp chin
neys we're imported
Mckinley replied that be had 10 cxact dotA.
Henderson Inquired how, Il be had no dafa.
he knew the duty should Be Increased lap
plsase sud isugh;sr on the Democratic stde.i
Mckinley replied that the c.mmitfes knew il
vA I'm osadble for our own peoSle - DanufAc-
suss ehinneys undss the preeent rote snd COO
ttnue 70 pay the present fAfs Of uaGeA
Henderson FOR myself, ! an not Gci1g to
vote foe the increase OF any duty when ] have
not infosmation % justly that vote. iDemo-
crate applause
Mckinley aid the committee bad no personal
pride in the bill OF any psrs Of IL hhad simply
Henderson did not want any Democrats on
the door b howl over Whist ho was saying
usughterl. bat did not intend 70 vote for a. in
CT ase on lamp chimneys unlees he knew why.
cnandies Of Massachusetts said he was not
Republican. but = protectionist Ifeouid not be
expected that any commitsee eoult perfect
blu that would meet the wsnfs OF every part Of
the United States. The bill could be perfected
only By taking Il up hy sectiona
Springer Of Illinois read from Pittoburg
newspaper Z statement that D1tteFvosth's
speech created consternatfoa among the pro
secsisnssts and that the tin pls1s association
urged ffs members 70 hasten 20 Wellington
Henderson offered - . subatisufe fog the
pending amendment . provisioa that lamp
chimneys should continue y pay the present
duty Of - per cent. The ameBdpent MAS de-
feaied. N3 70 "a The following Republicans
voted With the Democrats;
HRxDERsox Of lows
ADAus Of Illinois.
BrrTxRwoRTH Of Ohio.
GwExEr e Iowa.
DoLIxyER Of Iowa,
LAcKy of Iowa,
ucKRHxA Ol California,
Laws of Nebeaska,
HoFxIus Of Illino4A
MoRsrIL Of KansaA
CaxDIxn of Ma pchusetA
HIr of li1inoss
DUNsKLL Of Minnesota
LHp OF Minnesota-
nex ,nasys snesdnens iafssaslnE - ~
NcKinley snid thsas we4s thinss n NE bH
which he did sot approve. There were ams D.
ments he would have liked 70 make " he s1one
were to Be consnltsd. but the committee hao %
zoos 1t every interest II the United stsses In
the s. as schedule OF the Mills bill the percent
ages ranged from 60 to ls2 Why had the gentle
men on the Other side left duty Of lS2 per cent.
on plate glass. Was II because II was . rsvenue
tariff?
Mills said the high duties on glass IN the Mills
bill did not meet his Mlilss) views He was
tsrced 10 accept tn m His friend was placed in
the same position in regard TO his bill McKin-
Keys amendment developed.
Mckinney then offered . number Of amend
men ., many Of them unimportAnl which were
al I'D pied.
The duty ON binding tvins composed wholly
Of manila, juie or sis i gross was rsduced to IL
cents.
The clause relative to carpets VS. amended 90
- 10 provide that carpets made OF jue Of Of
other vegetable material shall pay s cents rer
square yard. and mats. rugs and screens centa
The duty on burlaps not exceeding Sky
inches in width was changed from ia to lsk
cents per poand.
The duly on baes for spin made sf burlsps
was fixed 1t cents pr ponnd.
Rus Tau caues's hair was brought under the
head OF wool clothes. duty OF - per cent ad
ys'osem was placed on wools OF the ird class
and on Ruseian camel's hair Of the third Glass;
the value OF which may be thirteen cents or less
. pound, and including charges. A duty Of 50
per cent was imposed on woods OF the third
class. exc eding in 70 ne I3 ccntk .
pound. II 10 provided that on woo!ens ana
worsted yarns valued as not more than %
cents per pound. the duty shall be two and q
hsii tines the duty imposed on pound Of un-
washed WOOL Of the first c'ase. and Ia addition
thereto IS per cent al vaorem.
po,liver OF Iowa. made . strong
speech in which in the name OF
the people he rerresensed he re-
paa!ssei rhs declaration that fhey were moor
and unpso psroua He had become weary Of
their talk of the depress d condition ofthe Iowa
farmer.
Clark O! Alabama suggested that the Demo
cratic party carried the state OF Iowa on . plat
form denouncing high tan6 taxation "ve
prophesiea that when the bill went 10 the Sen.
ate II wsuld be so amended that q would be
calisd ihe Allison hili''
A hong eehafe ensued. principally devoted TO
consideration OF the subject Of farm mortgages
ard politics. MansUr Of Missouri secured the
floor and araused the indignation OF the Iowa
representatives by the statement that they had
been repudiated by their people. TIE honse
was In IN uproAr for . few misutes q coteu
members being on their feet voeiferssing. and
the remainder cheering them CO Whcn tue
un-osr had suhss:ed Mansnr claimed that he
was entitled Go the foor. Toe chair I'd the
eensiemans time had expired three minz les
before and that 10 hsd been trespassiag on rar-
liamensary law. The gentleman had been
sakinx advantages of the chairs good nasare 20
/. salt sae House ard lower hts owa standing IN
his own estimation
Pending vote the COMMITTEES rose and the
horse fcok recsss
TIE Hense az the evening session passed 81
private pension hills