The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-10
In the House

WASHINGTON, May 9.-IIitt. of Illinois oo1lo5
up the bill granting pension of 8. 900 n varr =
DellaT 5. Parnell, daughter of Admiral Charlc.
Stewart, with an amendment reducing the non
.3,,,a, 20 81 :. -lonth. after discussion ire
5 nj was agreed te-35 to S-and The hi
passed The House then went into com-1it4 70
OF the whole on the tariff bin. NO'i-1ii' 'ee
fIlcn, OF New York, spoke against tho hin
Gear, Of Iowa. member of the com1ni, gta' ~
WY itnu means, SAID the old proVerb .sSrrnte 81
RUSSIAN and you VIII find Tartar miShf he
fane Ie 40 tne democrats for, if 1msy pre-
TRACER would be found. In 1855 the Y1aor,j,, no =
rendered HER verdict. He favored nroteotion
~ S a III .lc1e t!lat was produced in this coun-
Ly- u the United States could Produce smear
IN sulnclent quantities TO supply dorneSt;a
wants, ne would foster ii by fair protection hrt
LIZ oetie wee. tnat was impossible. He was CON
e.nceo that the United States must look IN
other countries for her sugar. He confendeI
mat the sugar schedule of the bill wonld he q
dow at the sugar trust W
McMillin inquired how II was +bo+ Co..
recently --0Aa1 ilse
Gear suggested that the pending bill gives re.
nners a protection of only 40 OF a cent Hrhi1s
the Mills bill gave cent --' "ii4'e
McMlllln replied that the pending bill gave
.,ieLl lTee raw material. II was evident from
Ine rise IN sugar trust securities that the trns+
was not 10 be hurt by this bill N'O
Gear, continuing. expressed HIS orr,oc;,;o,
~ "nS .Gst OF combine formed 10 enhance The
price OF uae accessories Of life. The lime had
come Tor inc American Congress to end the
sugar combine by passing Tie pending biII
Inns Inns DlII gave the people cheap raw surar and
cheap refined sugar, and DESTROYED. root anG
oranch. lae greatest combine known To Tho
country, combine which might he called -
t3iIeficah dew! nsh, which had been deYouriny
me substance OF the people for al1nost q |
century. i4oSO Il
Crisp. did not belive that to manufacturers
proleclion had been beneficial system. Assn
4dpufeTs IN manufacturing establishments as |
10 Inc farmers Throughout the LAND he 80. |
sure the system had been injurious The sys. |
Uenl Grove out competition: it diminished The |
number OF producers of any given article aud IN /
creased the ease and facilities with which tbnT |
couiu colnDlne 10 elevate the price The 17aiors |
Ivy ny oi me ways ana means committee said
Crlsp, continuing was pledged TO the priTcinie
OF protection, and offered a-son 10 The fnr,,,eer
II Salo Tor the farmer il put duty or his -,ro
oo.s, nG ;r the truth was that IL would do MIN
no good The way TO benefit the farmer Tyae - |
give him free salt. give him free cotton t;ec y,
reduce the price of the necessaries of life Trha |
geIlIe!ilen on the other side claimed they were
recording the verdict of the people The 1eonle Il
old not agree that the tariff question was finallv
settled at the polls. II was gtsnerallv l,el;a,-y
Inte tne pfotccle1 industries had put together
great campaign fund by which they bonpbt
ideas ou' 'helr
Payne, of New York. remarked that tho
gentleman from Texas Off. bIilis) had said he
knew how the Republicans carried the election
ana the gentleman from Tennessee. INC,
nail!ln,l lSllnated that the postmaster-general
contrlOuted money. he H'aync.D noticed MAT {
ncMlllln ulc not say anything about his nrrsi- /:
DENTAL candidate and his cabinet ofjccrs who
stepped up 10 the captains Office and settled !
IN violation OF the civil service law 1Applause :
ana laughter.l or course that money was not :
70 BUY votes. Payne then proceeded to arc.ue /
IN support OF the bills 800
Mheeier, OF Alabama, spoke against the bill +
and The committee rose and the House toni n /,
recess. e 'o0A ="
: at the evening session the tariff debate was d
sohtlnued. Wise attacked the policy OF protec- =
ton and Kerr. OF Iowa. opposed bor,,fieS In =
LLe matter OF bounty on sugar it was his opinion
the foreign producer would get fcur-fifths
y lhe advantage OF taking the duty off SUGAR.
de was opposed to taxing one American in.
iuStry for the benefit OF another
truman, OF Illinois, voiced like views Morse =
,1vtesled against the long and short haul clause
y Inc law and argued that the remedy was to n
etorn TO the let alone policy Goodnight opposed u
ne plil. Atkinson regretted the bill did NOT re- A
'eaI me tobacco tax and place protective duty rs
"a sugar. Walker argued against the hill II
FOREMAN of Illinois. briefly opposed the hin r.
ma at 10:30 the House Adjourned - q,