The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
imposed on oarpets or carpetinRs OF like char.

imposed on eerpets or carDstings OF like char
The paragraph imposing a duty Of 80 per
special! provided for was amended, on motion
y Witch HSO 90 the bar the
camel. goat or other like animsls. is a COM
ponent material shall be CLASSIFIED as manu-
NJ SsTru;6 iRSm.: ~ SrLtioI, 4, the bill,
Committee advocating an increase of duty on
granite; Notwithstanding the Republican,
the coffin. they proposed to tax the gravestone.
Where was this TO stop lie trusted that when
tPe 9 e would OS ind at least Salvation u free
Mr.. o,Soill Dem. Mass.l as Northern man
ns passage o the S GoS Rs
the gentlemen who drafted the bill endeavored
Sn n RS q s St fSESHS SS
manufacturers Of New England had contrib
uted their share q the fat a the last Scampagn
4 their Ores must be banked They had asked
for free iron. because without 1t their iron
on motion of Mr., Mckinley an amendment
N %SS Saope on ap horn % buttons ~ and
duty. of cents per line on button measure OF
one: fortieth of one inch per gross on pearl and
shell buttons manufactured or partly manu-
featured. Also an amendment fixing a duty OF
SO per cent. ad valorem on dolls. dolls heade.
toy marbles OF whatever material composed,
and all other toys, not composed OF, rubber.
china, porcelain. ,parian. bsgue. earthenware'
or stoneware and not especially PROVIDED ior.
drawback feature OF the bill declaring that Il
would be for the interest of the Standard OIL
Mr. Mckinley called attention to the fact
tina, in the Forty.eEhth Congress the Demo-
brought in a Bill providing ior drawback not Of
81 per cent. but OF lUU. per cent
>, Mr.. Sweeney lltep;, Iowa. remarked that the
Democratic party OF Ohio was the friend OF the
Standard OH Company.
MIR. Gu thwaite challenged the gentleman TO
Legislature had ever pissed for the benefit Of
the standard OIL Company,
Company had leElsated a Democratic Senator
into the United States senate
Mr.. Cultivate denied the accusation that tho
the election of any Senator in OHIO lie offered
an amendment to tho drawback paragraph.
proyidnE that the rebate shall not be paid on on
coal oil. ReJected-!6 to lO3. .Messrs. hnder-
smn Of Kansas; Henderson OF Iowa Mason,
cans voted In the Affirmative; The TrHTback
section WAS. on motion nf MIR. Mckinley.
amended SO as to read as follows
SECTION ~. That where imported materials on which
aTs.s psa IN %s G Snt
10 aliowoi on tho IMPORTATION Of such articles draw
back equal in amount to the duties paid on the ma
ylash ussEhsn the articles etpoTsi made II
pSqs Of The Articles made sRch materials shah 30
appear In tho completed articles that The quantity or
Hidea turnsr that the 1rawSseH on any article
the T"e Hsro plovdsd that tie impOred msttra
used in the Of articles enEtlsd drawback
:" "s S G ; Sf
cer;aned The fact Of e manufacture Of such articles
sna DO determ.nsd .nt te d1aMDaek given thereon
agent OF either or TO the persons whom ouch
fScturor exporter agent shall in writing order such
Of tho treasury shall prescribe.
MIR. Mckinley offered q long amendment to
the internal revenue clause use; mainy Of an |
until Monday. This disposed Of the committee
Mr. Bayne TRep.. Pa. in speaking to uSfos3 !.
sent 10 the Clerks deskDRnd had 7
read letter from ON James Camp6sIn Of Pits
Bynum OF Indiana and MIR. Wilson Of West |
Virginia. In his letter no strongly attacks
hose gentlemen and uses vigorous language
Mr. Springer Dem. Ill said that the letter
was unworthy OF being put on the records OF
he House and unworthy OF the gentleman who
lad presented 1t,
order that the letter should he stricken from
he record.
'ented the letter was responsible for II.
AIR Funston Rep, Kan. offered as an amend
nent to the metal schedule the proviso that
silver ore and all other ores containing lead
shall pay duty Of IA cents per pound on the
cad contained therei n. according to sample
az sne R9I men
nent. declaring that the provision Of the bill
would destroy the smelling interests OF the
Mr. Bynum then claimed recognition on
question Of personal privilege relating to the
The Chair was inclined to think that the let
or did not present u matter Of personal privi-
eRe , =, ,-oo, NJ, p,nr,
,ndeavored TO proceed. but he was shouted
Town by the Republican side.
Mr.. Bayne added to the, confusion by ex-
ut the top OF his voice that gentle
nan for whom he had the highest respect had
1eeD charged with forgery. and he wanted to
present the letter in his defence.
Mr. Breckinridge OF Kentucky shouted out
o the Chairman that 1t was not fair TO silence
he nan who had been publicly 1 ait%ekSd and
sponsor OF the slanderer and stood In the shoes
If a slanderer.
er. and shouts OF " Louder!" Mr.. Bayne was
heard to declare that Campbell was the equal
n every respect to the memoer from kkephtueky
ioubt that the member from Pennsylvania
oSk The man as HE ni' STANDARD lar, e Of maRph2od.
oil WINS under consideration,
Mr.. Milis-Ihere is SANDER under consld-
Mr. ijynum complained that the Chair had
stopped Lin and allowed tho Rentlemun from
Pennsylvania to go on.
The Chair said that he had not permitted the
gentleman from Pennsylvania to pl oceed. Ho
had done the best that he could TO prevent the
gentlemen from PennBylvania and kentucky
rom using the language they did, and was not
roe ponsible for the gentlmen proceeding out OF
ordor.
Mr.. Cannon made the point OF order that !
" hon the committee was acting under rule OF |
he House il was not in order 10 allow gentle
men to wash their dirty linen against the rule |
D the House. Loud Democratic Jeels and
cries for order
The { hair was OF tha opinion that IT was a |
question OF. personal privilege, and oNsruled /
The poiut Of order
Mr.. McKinloY thought it was in the interest !
Of AIR play to allow tho gentleman from In .
LLAMA to proceed. no matter what the rules
might be,
Alter half an hour Of uproar Mr.. Bynum /
secured the floor aHid comparative quiet ant /
snid thar the Campbell affidavit vas 10 tho .
Eject that Mr.. wilson nad lie had said that SIS /
. month WAS enough f'r amy glasshIower, In /
his district Where he was known, the AFFIDAVIT /
had not been circulated. but it hal been cir |
,ulated in Mr. Wilson's district. He had tele-
graphel TO the v est Virginia papers denounc-
ng Campbell AZ liar and perlurer. Since the .
Gentleman from Pennsylvania constituted |
iimsrlf the sewer through which This attack OF |
jamphelt made It's way into the RrCprd-- |
Mr. CLendla Rem lnt,J n, ale tho pOint of