Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-02
IN CONGRESS.
A Continuation or the Discussion Of
The Tariff Bill in the
Se1ats.
sHYsER NOT WANTED ON In
vEsTIGATING COMMITTEE.
John Britiol. in Piitsbnrg. TOM
miis Suicide b. Taking
Opium.
PANAMA CANAL PROSPECTS
FRIGHTENING.
spanish Mission Vacani.-ExPe,liiIon
10 Arizona.-Sianley
IN.
sHYsER NOT WANTED ON IN
VEsTIeATiNG COMMITTEE.
PANAMA CANAL PROSPECTS
FRIGHTENING
BT telegraph 70 ne SSws.
CONGRESSIONAL.

I AAAs
UT telegraph To ne SSws.
COSGE EssssSAE-
The rariE Eiii Again Discussed ga
the senate
WASHINGTON, sept. LIN the
Senate Sherman gave notice o. an
amendment which he Proposed 10
offer o. the Tariff bill, booking to-
ward reciprocity with the Dominion
| Of Cauaii in coal and toward EEK
| tending trade relations between Ca
naIs aud the United Slaies.'' Blair
and Hur wanted % let the Tariff
biil 20 over. and as Il was L.alUr
| Day, do something fer labOr,n hy
considering The labor bills. AldriCh
/ thought Blair ami HOsr were IN.
cliued II buncombr, whcreuppu
Blair characterized Alirigh = a
Representative Of monopoly
The l're-i3iIg officer called Blair
% order for UuVaTliamgutsTy lam
gI1Ec, and the TariIbili was taken
zap, Aldrich Uijea;iug b. lis post
p0uemeHl.
The pending question was the
FiniuCe Committees amendment
Of the WOODEN schedule. li increased
the duty on per pound On wgul and
wuJlen yarns from twice o. - times
the duty imposition uuWasiIyl wool
Of the hn-I cas-
Paddock 3LLr, szgi tine Senate Ia
a friendly criticism OF tie tamil hill.
There was no dissent Ia the repub-
iican party - % the declarations IL
had heretofore made iu IT. platform,
but there were differences %: opinion
Is 20 the details u the tariff. There
was no Lis-eusiIu - g. such VrltgC-
ton "a would cover the difference /
On the cost Ol Labor between thr
United states IuI foreign countries. |
He shguii De glad if Ice could follow |
the majority a. tine inaucc commit
tee, but regretted that he could not /
sc his way c.tar 10 10, o. 10 all SEC
lions. The agricultural west, lie
said, never EvU5ed high pr te-tiyc |
cu.ics, but lid favor Sufficient pr
lection i1 cover l;'e difference in
Wa-Us, while 80 The sla.u lime, q !
s.mtlsues a. least u iJ.giru maj
keis was preserved. The west ~
gsrltG @ revision u the tariff as 1
meaning a ''r,eluUti1u Vi the iagi.f"
HhuLlvtr possible. aud EJt iu- |
creasgs iu the taElT, and he was
confident tlJt the demand for a
LOWER RANGE Oh DUTIES
would have % receive carly and for
uliIsble rgs.us se from CUugrys-. |
20 long az q hi-h tarln was ucp,ied 1
% keep tine wheels Uf industry in /
motion. it would be Supported AMI |
Lrcusrly .-lyuLci. LU..l q sentiment !
was growing aui tire belief was le-
coming a fixed conviction, in the I
We. - lea-'. a. % cone Of the pro- !
t-Cie,i iulu-tFirs, that the decreased !
rU-t Of production shJulI nov De /
me: 10y greater decrease Of duties /
than the manufacturers had ytt been /
willing 10 a.aest. lie .IaiGYck !
would Teliure On" duties or the Me- /
CcssIriy- uf life 90 tie lowest point I
consistent with tLc maintenance u |
home iUlu-tr.a- and would demand !
reasons for every duty, p.a-ous that ]
should be specific and conclusive, |
not only respecting the need G.! 4 |
duty, Uut a. Q. the amount vi such /
duty.
The bill, rs reported, while much |
improved over the House bill, was |
s1mrthiug u a disappointment. He !
Was certain thai all who were n. |
v0red most directly los the maiu.e-
nance Of a high tariff would Ice be- I
ter satisfied with the bin on the lines !
Lard down hy the committee than /
any u.her class. lie believed in
FREE SUGAR,
tut believed &c should hc secured !
through some SUCH ulan Of recipe
city n indicated 10y Blaine and Tor
muialyi 10y the finance committee; I
hut whatever might he done in that
nysiert, ia liberal bounty % home
pfDiuCei sugar We're assured Tor
hlecn years there would lie no 0C-
clsion Whatever thereafter for the
importation ~ n pound ~ sugar into
tire United Stliys. lie would treat
the tin plate industry ia the same
way. lie f-it r-Ttziu Il would Ice
tie part 81 wisdom and justice to
adopt. rather Than iucry1-c duties.
After q long discussion the cum
miitee anisn iu ats wee agreed 10
Sd 10 i.
The next paragraph related 10
WOODEN or E1-s-c! cloths, Knit IA
b-ics. etc. Tine committee re.urt,i
al amen imeut increasing the Guty
from tF5 q i1re, TIMES per round
or yashCi wool o. the iirst elias.
Agreed =. the word ''shawls"
.gIs inserted af.er the words wool.
EN- or wurstei cloths"
In tie next paragraph, relating TO
blankets, hats % wool and hluuels
Tor un!rfWlr,, the committee
amendment makes lire duty the
same as that on c pound and n half
%. uuw I>hei wool " tIe iir,t class,
"a aliii3u to al vlllrcm rates.
Agreed .G.
Finally ihe wool schedule was
completed. AMI Vance offered as an
aiiifioual section the amendment
CT which lac uereto.1r- gave nOlice,
allowing a reduction Of duty on
gods purchase! with the prUceeIs
Of American farm products cold in
foreign cJuutriyS. lie asAei fJr an
evening session tom rr1w, in which
10 aidns- the Senate.
The schedule relating 10 silk
and silk goods was taken up, aud
the committee amendments agreed
o..
AlIsich stated that the suEar
schedule w0uli b. taken up tom1r-
row.
Tue conference report on the ti.l
relating % collisions az sal was
ayrecl %, an tins : nate All
jgurnel.