New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
ANOTHER DAY FOR DEBATE.
THE VOTING ON THE TARIFF BILL TO BEGIN
TUESDAY IN THE SENATE.
SCHEDULES TO BIZ TAKEN Up AGAIN


TOMORROW.
Washington Sent 6-hfter the Transaction oi the
tmitine morning business TO-DAY the senate rs""e'
The consideration Of the Tariff bill
on motion Of Mr. Henderson an amendment was
agreed to fixing the duty on White pine shihEc' a'
20 cents per 1000.
The committee amendment placing sponccs on INC
free list was iost-yeaS. 10; nays. @i-and the rate
Of duty Of 90 per cent al valorem restored.
At the suggestion Of MIR. Plumb an amendment
was adopted fixing at 30 cents per gallon the duty on
slizarine assistant or soluble OIL containing "o'0
than 30 per cent Of castor oil.
In speaking in regard to the proper rate OF duty
10 be placed fish, Mr.. SpoOncr gave it is MS vic"
that while the fishermen on the Eastern coast were
protected it not proper that tho fisheries on inc
great lakes should be thrown open to fire. compctl-
ton II there was anything in the proposition OF
reciprocity tho United states ought not now to throw
open its markets. to Canadian fishermen
Mr. Gibson cOncurrcd In this view. II was well
that when the question of reciprocity was treated the
United states should have the advantage OF POSITION
which was important in diplomacy as it was in war
Mr. Cullom agreed. in the main. with Mr. Spo"ncr
The Canadian Government had done nothing that would
cntc TO any favorS or privileges, ana thcrc1orc
I've did not feel like entering into any reciprocity ar
rangemcnt with 1t. still. he believed that the Senate
ought to adopt the House proposition for free hSh III
the interest Of the poor people Of the country.
Mr. Reagan commented upon the fact that, while
protcctionist senators in favor OF admitting fsh
free they imposed duty Of 1o3 per cent on cotton
ties In other words they were high protectioni>tS
when protection necessary for their Interests ana
free traders when free trade was In their interest
The vote taken on the committee amendment
to Paragraph 543 and il agreed to without the
yeas and nays II now reads: Fresh fish, caught D!
citizens OF the United States in the high seas, or III
the open waters of the lakes forming boundary De-
tween the United states and he Dominion of Canada
aftnv to Gch
list was then taken up-the question being on the
Finance Committees substitute for the House para
graph. which fixed duty Of one cent pound on h>h'
fresh sailed. The committee amendment hxcS thc
duty at one half cent pound.
Mr.. Gray offered amendment providing tHat sn'h
fish shall be admitted free of duty from any country
that admits American fishing vessels into its ports for
the purchase of supplies. including bait
Mr. Aldrich on behalf Of the Finance Committee
withdrew its amendment and substituted another tof
which he had given notice on August 2o). adopting the
House paragraph and adding 10 il condition That
when American fishing vessels shall he admitted INT"
the ports Of another country 10 purchase supplies Inc
duty on fish from that country shall be only u cent
pound.
Mr. Carlisle thought that II the fish question were
gone into now. the proper course wonld be To make all
fish free condition that American fishing vessels
shall have the privilege of in->hore fishing
Tho vote taken on Mr.. Gray's amendment ana
IL was rejected without the yeas and nay.
After remarks by Mr.. Evarts and Mr. Ednunds. ad
verse to the adoption Of the committees last amend
ment. Mr.. Adrich withdrew ii. and a:ain offered the
first substitute. slightly mod fled! winch was aeir"d
TO- The paragraph reads: Fish. smoked dried
sailed picked frc>h frOAcn packed IN ice. or other
wise prepared for preservation not specially ehumcr
atcd or provided for in th, act. = Of cent per
pound
Paragraph o64. placing duty OF ID cents p'unh
on hops which had been passed ovr without action
was then taken up: and Mr. ""rina' moved Z" rcn"'c
A
discussed By Mc,srs. German. Gallon. Voorhees, Al
lcn Carlisle. lliscock and DOlrlI
Before the discus sion closed. question as to an
extension Of the time for consideration OF the Ia1
hill was started BY "A proposition fOr an evening scs
sion. After interchange of views on both sides
Mr. Adrich withdrew the proposition for an evening
session, and submitted another one cNtchdh@ t"c
time for con >idcraton Of the Tariff bill t" ana IL
Guiding Monday, when discus ii l. u he iihiit'N !"
thirty minutes and when the sugar schedule is I"
he taken up. Afcr that tho Arrangement heretofore
made is to apply. The proposition was aSsen'ed o.
and the presiding Officer Mr.. ingalls,, asked whether
the understanding was that on tuesday the Nonhs
should begin. and should continue uit'l III" stage "
the third reading is rearhed. after winch three honi
arc To be allowed each side for general summing
up General assent given 10 that nhdcr>'ahni's'
The vote then taken On Mr. "ornian' amoho-
ment to reduce the duty on hops t" cents pound
and II vas rejected without the yeas AMI nays.
Mr. Vest moved to place salt the free list The
motion lOst-yca> 90. nays ''4-a party No'e' ca
cent that Mr. Paddock voted yca
On motion Of Mr.. .ildrch, the words mar Oh
Russian camel" were stricken ont Of Paragraph ''N
in the free list tn, article being pro, idcd for IN all
other paragraph.
Mr. V ,cc offered the amendment. of which he lah
given notice september l. FIR reduction 81 o"'c>
on foreign product, purchased by an cAchahS" Oh
American farm products. Eejc''n-Hc"' -" "''
3O-a party v'c
ON motion OF Mr.. Gibson sorghum >crd ana sugar
cauc seed were placed the free li,t III Paragraph
G1j.
Mr. Call offered amendment Tor Il rcpaW Vi
dutic, In certain circumstances. Rejected.
Mr. Aldrch for the Finance COMMITTEE ohcTch All
amendment imposing a duty Of cents pohiId on
tin This WAS agreed to without the yeas ana nay:
Mr. Call moved TO strike cOcOanut> ont of the Tree
LIST 81 as 10 have them put the dutabc list ne
1ccted. , ,a.
Mr. Call also moved to put pncappcs anu o"'a'a'
M The dutiable list at 20 per cent. RcIo'e"'
Mr. Spooner offered tic amendment proposal o.
him August co. To- tn" tin paragraph w. ''. ~
provjdcs for the admission Of Tin pa'cN IRE vi "'''
.r.r October l. 1-9G, in ease the American Pr"cn'
zion of the article shall not equal Ia any Oh 'c i"'
veninc years: oncthird Of the amount '''p'r'e1 CIV"
entered 10, 'on>umption - a.,
Mr. Plumb moved 10 amerh thc ''"c''"" ~
nro,idnc for a duty Of cent Il po''" o' '' P"'''
and for bounty Of 1 cent po"hu 'o' '"' "'
product. . dr,ou. ", .
Mr.. Carlisle Sad tIit MI 'f'''' 49, "a .,o
. cortc.sion that there expectation oi ''c
manufacture of tin plates in the lnitcd state
Mr. >pooncr denied the correctness OF ''''' a''"'''
zion and ,ru,cd in support Of his amendment.
After much discussion Mr.. Pumbs Amendment was
rejected and Mr.. Spooncrs thavInG been "'cp''' "
Mr. A,dricin agreed To- ~ -,
Mr. 1ldrich offered the committee amci'"he' VI
which he had given notice yesterday as a substitute
Cor section 5-fcluirinG packages I" be PLAINLY narA'"'
and to show the country in which the GOODS "e'c
10. go, o9orcd An amendment 70 SertiOn to
.,r,Ic ont tho articles specified IN the hrNt UNIV,
live and 10 inscr, in place Of them the WORD, = an
and materials" 10 aiD" thal ali a''N C'
for the constitution ana c'luP
1n"n of vessel, built in the lnilcd states or loNiRm
c,n, and tO In. employed In the foreign rinc' ma!
account a ~, Ind and that duties shall be III