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to exchange their products directly and

ers to exchange their products directly and
M stra6lo LRsE;. Iowa, cbaresSterizsd the the
Mr. bland S replied that this wa was not the first
time that the rich and the powerful and their
agents,those whose yokes they wore on on this his
After further debate Mr. henderson 8 amend-
@fR GRmneys JGtHpndE Was to qy on
Mr.. Mckinley said that there were things in
were amendments he would like to make II he
alone wore to be consulted; but In the nrepa-
Gss be n commss o bSd 10 90 no con
GRAFTON, not OF Il single interest. but OF all the
varied and combined interests OF the United
side said that the duties, in the bill were too
| high. In the glass schedule OF the Mills bill
cent cen III Il that We're revenue tariff why should
not tho Republicans increaso that tariiI ana
United staIesP Why had the gentlemen on the
other side left a duty OF 80 Der cent on plate
glass Was 1t because it was revenue taTin,
or was II because the Democratic party OF Mis-:
souri, made that condition OF Its support OF
his friend iMr. Mckinley revise his speech of
two years ago IN which 10, ne S6GaraSterized h the
hxh duties on the glassware schedule OF that
bill did not meet his Mr.. Millss) views. He
had been forced to accept them; His friend
was placed In the eame position in regard to
his bill. He mir. Mckinley had put a protec-
tion OF hides in his bill and yet he had been
put hides on the FREQ list. .,,
Mr. McKinleys amendment was then adopted.
ments, which we're ali adopted The duty on
sugar OF milk was reduced from Il to cents
pound; rebate was provided of duties on i'm
ported salt used In curing meat for exporta-
ton The duty on yarn "a made Of us III was I'M
sisal grass was taken from the clause, ,impos-
Ing duty, OF Ia cents ponnd, and trans
tive to carpets was amended so as to provide
that carpets made Of lute or other vegetable
and mats rugs, and screens cents. The duty
on burlaps. not exceeding sixty inches in width.
was changed from Ia TO Ia cents per pound.
was as fiXed fid at at zen cents W pound. RussIan cameis
hair was brought under the head OF wools OF
was placed on Woos Of he s third % class and on
value. ON which shall be is, cents or less a
cent. is imposed on wools Of the third class ex-
ceedng in value - cents pound. It Il pro;
Mt not more than 80 cents per pound. the duty
shall be ga times the dutyimposed ON pound
WGo OF ae rt J ana IN
long debate ensued, principally devoted to
consideration of the subject Of farm mort;
Into politics, and the House was kept In con-
fusion, entirely good -humored. but 30 great as
recent presence of the circus in town must
have had detrimental effect unon members.
The noise was SO great that 1t was almost i'm
possible to understand the DRIFT OF the argu-
ments presented and when Mr.. Cannon tltep, |
H. was recognized, to attempt TO get the COM |
mittee back to.a consideration OF the bill. the !
Chair appealed to mombers to be quiet enough. |
at least, to hear one sneech. to see how 1t |
would seem. The appeal was responded TO as |
far as MIR. Cannon's remarks were concerned. !
but comparative quiet existed for few |
minutes only.
Ing that on manufactures OF wool and worsted |
valued at not more than 80 cents Il pound the |
duty per pound shall be three times the duty !
imposed on pound OF unwashed wool OF the !
first class, and In addition thereto ~ per cent |
ad valurem. Agreed to.
Mr.. Mckinley also offered an amendment |
fixing the duty on Oriental and Berlin rugs at !
co cents per square yard and 40 per cent ad |
Mr.. Mansur CDem. Mo- secured the floor
and aroused the Indignation of the Iowa Re-
publicans by the statement that they had been
repudiated BY their people. The House was in
IN uproBr for few minutes, a dozen members
being on their feet vociferating and the re-
cheering them on. When the uproar
subsidized Mr.. Mansur claimed that he was en-
titled to the floor
The Chair said that the gentleman's time had
Expired three minutes before. and that he had
been trespassing on parliamentary law. The
zen tleman had been taking advantage OF the
hairs good nature to insult the House and to
over his own standing in his own estimation.
MIR. Mansur-That may be the opinion OF the
hair; but 1t will not be INDUCED In outside of
his chamber.
Pending vote the committee rose and the
House took a recess until o'clock. the evening
session to be for the consideration OF private
pension bills.