New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

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the reach Of the charge that there was not seci'n
or n line I'm the entire bill that would open market
for another bushel Of wheat or another parrci vi
norl Reciprocity with the Central ana ooue'
American States would aid American shipping inter
ests more than all the lavish subsidies coud pooSoS
do II would aid them upon the unQue'uohaoo
hos ~ furnishing cargoes for ships to carry. Amef-
cans could not forever live and grow rlch o" o"0
another The home market was so c0mple'eN Po'-
cssod that I'm the conflict OF interests the very prI
cinIe OF protection had been in many instances sci-
thwartng and contradictory. Americans "ere ~"
nroparcd to engage in foreign trade WHICH "ouu "
greater than all they had before the war "ic, "',s
we're the foremost maritime Nation OF the "ol'' "
he presence of such practical considerations te Voo
ries OF free trade and protection became sooiAU'
| subtleties. IT.,
| Mr.. Mcpherson congratulated Mr. Davis on Ills
speech and on the able demonstration he hau given
| of the effect OF the duty on binding t"lhe' i'0
only sorry that that senator had not goio l
and stated the effect the farmers OF Sii'heSo'a "
the duty Of from fifty to sixty per cent Vi, 'o''o
Goods and other articles. lie had not heard te seia
20 on,oipiry ~ trusts formed in other industre''
nor had he noticed that the senator had voted against
higher rates Of duties In order to break down trusts
| and to cheaper products. ,
| Mr.. MACPHERSON, substitute for the wood scheuui'
| and some amendments offered by Mr. Pllmo 10 Soi'''
| Of It's paragraphs. went over without acuoh'
|
formally and the tobacco schedule I'D was take" up
The question as TO the duty Sumatra tobacco ""'
dscu.scd by Messrs Mcpherson. Vest Carlisle fas'o
| ord Gormon on the Democratic side, and Mcsr' -hu
| rich Platt and Spooner on the Republican sue
| Mr. spooucr satrizcd the tears shed on the Dem
| ocratIc side OF tho chamber over the Poor uo""
troddcn farmer. After having reached tp nr'' i'"
I'm the bill that applied to an asrlcu'urd' P'ouu'' ~
had expecied Democratic Senators TO b. pressing Oh
| o =,
procession Of those who cndcavoring to 90 al
| tbcv could i'm the interest, of their hIehd'' w
| farmers But Just as basel-ss an adacA had Dcei
| made on that item any ha; preced d IT, .
| Mr. Plat assured Senators the other sac thl1
their opposition to the duty leaf iacco aVaiIDic
for cigar wrappers would cause grief to the Dchoor'0
farmers Of Connecticut. There wa no parry uis''"'
| ton on that question I'm Connecticut.
| Thu amendment on which the discussion procecueu
WAS one offered by Mr. Vance 10 reduce the du'y Oh
leaf tobacco s.itape To- wr pers Qf y ST iinc
from 81 per pound 10 40 cents, ana IL stcilcu' io
| - 10 to 81 per pound. IT,, ,,
Mr. Carlisle declared that Senators on his slde nan
contcnded from the beginning for cheap materials u
manufacturers on the ground that IL w0uid Dc Dc'
fetal not only to the producer but to the consumer
And so the :, aators his side stood insisting &
that the manufacturers OF c'gars. WHO id NJ 1--we
| ON uloymcnt to thousands OF lab0er' siioutu No.
access To the material which they rc9lncu Oh % Suc -
terms would be Just to Amercan t,Drtp ohacco
WIS not an injury to the producers Of seed-leai
Se ~ WAS continucd BY Messrs lIscock aud
| cali: and then the vote was taken on M Na"oT
amendment which was rejected "i'ho"' u'' 'o' ''''
Tr. Pasco offered an amendment to the provision IN
| p,T,Criph ,o7 The amendment is that II 10 per
cent rtcad of any poron-of tobacco imported IN
any bslc. box package slau ic suit,Dis l"' ,r s
wISpperS thT c MiaM aaSmendne9t vas adtocated by Mr.
| Gorinan and Mr. Colqulti 1t was nuaHS w pinf
| yeas. 20; nays, ia sJilct parry N"'0' ''
| y,ttur in he negative
| paragraph, Of the tobacco schedule ., ,,no,,i.
Then schedule q, agricultural products ana PROVE
| ions was reached Paragraph 25o IN tHdI scituaV S
was IN motion Of Mr. Ald?ich. maze 10 tcau, 'y,p, &
me year old. - cents per head Nlr. h.a'". ''N
| , substitute for Paragraphs 232, 23 III 20 il,.
,G ,rtinr 10 horses cattle hogs. sheep, and other
live animal, not specially pr2vM,u Io.' tie "a" caIe
| .tltute taxes horses, mules. Jac@ !chnlcs' e"lp
| nos sheep and all other live animals 20 per cent
| wr Ve,t characterized tho Increase Of duties on
| live animal, a, the most unnsplr'ni' uhmuga'cu
huml me- ever attempted IN politics. Ihcrc wa,
| n"t an intelligent man In the country who ga ngt
rG conc from The fact that the Farmers Alliance
~ ~ In .xl'tcncc. and that something must be done
| cultural sections Of the country what the
| e,rnrro Of thc country needed VA more
markets, Mr. Vet rdioulcd The reports Of the .9m ,
,lf," THE former had Included I'm ms statement oi
"rrirnnle products imported from abroad tea anG
| carcc and six: and had nclud~i u h, satsnen "i
| .r., Lv.r,. and apcs ~ 90 VI. bOlg' h' coud not
| Mr. yc,t aid k-p down his protccont~; proc.
| Mr. AIdrch replied to NJ: We ana a.k.u n nl'n
vbcLcr he could convince intelligent farmer that the
| would not have more markets 70, tl'r i'e ~, an'n,'
| II The - 600 600 worth imported from Canada ana
| Mexico hai not come m. ,
| Mr. Vo,t aid That the imporaiion was - neon
Siderable that n h1d absolutely no cic'i ~ al. .
| NJ Efu,tfrds-Thcn what le the t"Iuhi" about u
| Mr. Vc.t-Wc not ouly supply tl" American mhrkel
'or arnals and meat, but We have va srpphe' Tor
| i\rer further Discussion Mr.. Ect-an's amendment
| was rclcrtcd @ithort th" yea, aid nay ,-.. 49,,
| W. Po-i.rtpr - trclatnc Ia laricy h1vre beer
rosrlcd NJ Aldrich viihdrc" the amendment 81 INC
Tinanc, Committee 10 rduc" H." fu'N from 30 - -
| ccnts a Lushc-lcavug It at the House rate OF ."
! cents. ,...,,.. , AZ, r,r,d,,,,
| in.lcv 10 the brewers ~ tlH country.
| Mr. Poser stated that t.c barley raised In Nonia1
| md .i'ur the Northern IaciS linc VA, equal to ih'
! Canadian barley. A..
| ,itcs had everything bctt.r thnn other stat
in pe next p1Iayraph 80. 23-) tlc amen in"nt oi
tho Finance C0mmittc" - r'ducc the duty orr Ira l''
| rrult f~om - cents 10 10 cents bsslcl was. on
notion of VIZ. Adricl lCrcci to, Ttyinr the Gut\
| 40 amendment was offered t porng~aphs f,on W.
| without entering tie discussion Of IT, The ~en'i
| prpccclcd executive business. ard at u ocloc" "a
| lOurned
| THE Use OF LIQUOR ~ TIE SENATE
| Washington. Auc. 4T.-Th, rsoutlpn heretofore
| Offered Ly Mr. Plumb lnetmciny ;hc Committee on
Rules to Issue such orders a. viii wholly prevent thc
! sale Of spirtuous. vinous and malt liquor, in the