New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

elm mated, There would be thirteen duta6le Schedules
. o o" III. rs.sca bcd aAo a1 en-
and why Because the high priced foreign TOBACCO
the sA1 h That liz vas ss s a Sy Tie s of
reyenne . under this tobacco schedule would be 49,
Mr. Mr. Blair asked whether that revenue would 20 or
"n? IT. 'e XrS replied tina, he was no. speaking Of
reciprocity. and i,c then went On to speak Of the
Seneaus 2; sSH%ra .p rGd1 =, and esMacd s
s Ss the Of r %ns ss GaS %S yield
" 500 900 mosc than anscr existing rates. s.0' NA''''
and u as sa aSSs p a s s on aT
crease wool and manuf.c!nles Of wool at 5000 o1o
wool 1t was perfectly apparsnt to him that there
would be practically no d'inuon IN the importation
nsured out an increase Of s 900 OF under
s p1 pSs ' a. ana a. oeT s asase Of %
80 ,s. = @ ta had to be taken oil rom tho
SD. 10000 u surplus VI the end of the wear.
Mr.. Carlise-,paens nothing on the sinking fund.
Tns into account thu IaS S t now snS h r Ina
s1O7 100000, and this surplus Mr. Allison calculated
SIS on july i. 1sol unless, in the m "avo
time he redeemed four and a hail per cent honds-,l,
do without delay. Mr. Allison declared that. in his
Judgment 1t wise thing t. take off the sugar
any danger fm il to the ' Trcs sa e"r9
tainly not within .svcra wears ~ come. liz thought
u
60. 100000 growing al the rate OF NOR than
900 sss 900 year; tho impo,aons would inrrS.e
should threaten to fall below the expenditures. the
SSs 1 pound d s Gs sS
of core, annually tmporci would Weld ~ OO. ooo;
posed. There wa- end T. tho opportunities Of in
crca>ng the revenues. He therefore in favor
list and was ai~o in favor Of frrhcr extension Of
respr"cal trade 81! he hoped ,hai: T. snc,
h% its %St shsrs Of tie ,, bargain e., .,
calculations a. I" the increased revenue that would
found that i, would be im>; enough 70 meet the re-
M sy aaun the %o Trp Of Ss the sersna
so @snans snsS m and Mr. hsrss Ssa
h: asked had 4"c%m: Of that masnircIt Sns :s>t,o .
Interchange Of comns'ai!ics with south and Central
Amscs and MeHNc i had gone down ect" the the
Industry and Of hos- senators who represented iron
copper and woods j. was hid behind barrel It
Sf. sherman oppressed rs v,es. the subject q
t'PTs s'S 'eSss a. r. Tse 'nsa
vss not Wiling to cary snsa tTs a wn n ' Svs
esd spanish i:,s inf Id Ss1 sent !" &
Suu ns any T saS ns s0u Any Of
kind he was in favor Of, Their had been several
s of va. TnF s an one the
& o o 81 nS n the Of tn" 1ss
and open to all me prMncS OF any at%n m sn n
Vas Cuba, he asked nation' lie knew that the
Senator Mr. Hale said To- day that he meant to inrudc
cuba. But was Canada embraced in that list Of
Nations lie had asked the senator that question and
s ~ +. Gsssas Sdsp.nd ;S
IA r.hir fOIp hprt IN pt
any reciprocal trade arrangements wcre h,adc with
Tns s%e l% " Would taaorzs the Of ali
products Including The sreal or w'sney o. Mexico"
MIR. Slcrman-I will come % that. will not over
Mr.. Gbson-I was ahaid you might forget II.
Mr. Sherman-I will not forget T. ,,o,. OMAN,
ment as one that would allow the flee Importation Of
wool Zinc iron gold sycr l s "rcs "tc
S had NOT not tn eH Carefully asYn had en '"Cy
to ts pc nSS Hasy Of %
mcdify it. and be was wiling to accept ING amend
Finance Committee ~. 3" h 1spOeS y No 10
apply only three four arccss9sar ros ss.,mn S
and ne no w coffee snS no oy
the arrangement with Cuba could be Is 70 only 'he
''' there nothing 70 n sssae r u2:n T ss
dsanidys. there e nothing to mako bargain "p"'
that T., :e'sss the qssSn cnd from Maine is Hnlt.n:
down the magnificent theory until there is nothing Of 1t
soso went , q 60 70 hts 's sn pposus 70 rep
Ss. oush;t , !" s ; sa; rs
,~ sass:'.E .
door 70 sHn sls p a asy 10 s' very
articles SI se sa is = the r9Ee Is so ,ss
United ssss very dsgrSn s. r BY d0n
BY American labor; Will, reciprocity WITH Ga ,r,a
IF 4T ,Ss pa%cts Of ss Can4a,n neds
canadtp mlnes and .aSn 1 t%s save no par1 or
n rl.l !, ~ wes 3" simply Opeus g; Prur'1
common to S SS %. 20 that Iti tho ndvsnAe Would
ali w. on tho one side. ...o,, r.. .,,,r n
spooner sused az 70 . r rat i'd Ta ens %
e rem cdee oei: pound and j." per cent , al
valom on ro: and rruSS . i1c inflated t from the
Canadian CO dis tariff w.. .n.,o,. ,r.od n
Mr. droct% p ams Ms a, DANGEROUS te PRO
iecve system surrender Of the "a'w"rhs esv"'"
At haif-past tlio scpac took recess "'''''
oeDct The evening session Mr. Gibson moved As o sub
,n,e ~. t,r lie rgar SCHEDULE, the paragraphs IN the
eSng law Ca1ii sa .ssc on ara ,s any rc
ty with Canada in the matter Q" COAL timber OF "e'''
'uT Nh vance argued in support Of the amendlnen,
by him yescrday . r sd ia ,e on r'r ali woolich
Oh on n,ttn roods on earthcwarc aud glassware ana
~, oil ,na;n1al I,cd for fertilizers. When S'ich rih
hav. been purchased abroad by nmy t cnu pdr,s
~ hv +hc prootedh OF tho sale If such farm podLS.
There would be surplus uis (c OF oU r'eat ar1
ofo COO ooo bushels Of aud what he a,R" .,
ga. 10 be done with all that surplus II the iof>s' '
| ket was 10 b. closed.
70, s.notsr Hale, Speech zee Fourth rage.
| ANOTHER RECIPROCITY AMEHDMhHi VIZ . .''.,n
W.. ,ircton Sent. a-eenator MORAN today pro
I s,hs,itute for Scrtion .. tho reciprocity 'cFu"
Po'o" " =. ,roridc. that corn, wheat bar