The sun., 1894-02-01

Mr.. Bland Dem. MOI offered another sub
could have the time extended by paying into
export and rsimport It. In explsining this Mr..
Bland said that at present owners OF whiskey
eisn country. and then import IT Il % sesiS. Under
his substitute the period OF bond was left at
iree ine 10 ~ SSS ght sTsndsd by pan
equivalent to tho mi cunt which II would cost
10 send it away for that period ana then i'm
port It,
The amendment proposed BY Mr. DipeIey
was then adopted 81 yeas to 75 nays. Teiiers
Tsn wsTs asked G5 and th; s%sSs
and 70 in the negative, This is the first and
succeeded in Incorporating in tke hill. ""''
The amendment offered by Mr.. Tate, strik.
leaving the law as to spirits as at present. as
amended by Mr. Dipgley's amend snt was
voted on alter the Chairman had, with some
House. it p appeared that h should the the s@end' IN nd
ment be sdopted, It would leave the neriod OF
so cents to 81.
Mr. Dingley endeavored to make his amend
s1,d msnt GsST o All sNpsnsd ed that the effect Of Its
visions OF the existing law as to the extension
crease Of the tax. N'''''' "
Matters were again muddled up bv a subetl-
tnte to the pending amendment offered by Mr.
tho text Of the bill. MIR. McCresry tDem., XVI
also offered an amendment TO this substitute,
Shansine the period OF bond from three to FIVE
several points OF order were made against
these ANT nendments by Messrs. DinRley. Terry.
and Cultivate. and the Chair ruled out Mr..
McCreary's amendment on the ground that it
proposed TO undo what had Just been done.
tute OF Mr.. Montgomery which was very slml-
lar to tho one recently offered by, MIR. Bland
SRt @ S e"rc W a the S's1 Was 'GWp propos
years. but enabling the owner to have the
H,aF inHa aWta nd 40 FNnu tnn Int ha
sum equivalent to the cost OF exporting and
remportinG the spirits.
voted down, ~ to 134.
An amendment was offered by Mr. Enloe
the operations OF the law to the distilled spirits
in bond at the time the law should 20 into
effect. eiIect.v.,.,p.
gallon and making some siigh. changes in
Mi Mr.. snodgrass Dem. Tenn. why not put
more good than whiskey. do not subscribe
sarios OF life while shoes are not WV
The Walker amendment was then voted
down ..,. -. oo..
A.. and his demand for tellers was not seconded
Mr.. TUCKER Dem ya.) offered an amend
m ent to the income tax section OF the bill ex-
Guiding from It's operation charitable in nstitu-
doing business in in the % States % not Tor profit.
The amendment was agreed to.
S gSws bsD d h he hOSd ySte s If
because he be eyed that the Tariff bill was so
bad in its present shape. A he believed 1t
would pass both Houses OF Congress and be-
tax as T redeemnr feature. His ',p speech. OF
which this was the main feature created quite
Is stir and was loudly applnuded by the Demo-
cratic side OF the House.
ment to " the wine % schedule @ f Of the Il Tarif bil
Cents % per % gallon When below il Der M' cent Alec.
hoI and at 80 cents when above; also sx-
-mpting the bottles or Jugs from duty. The
amendment was agreed to.
Amendment deducting from the calculated
income Of farmers and stock raisers the
dHction Of SUN produet or orr produetion," which
was agreed TO.
ment en-; n eraduated @ income % taT in line M with the
Populist platform. 1t provides for a tax OF ono
per cent. on incomes oyer s.. 5o9 and not over,
two per cent between $50, 600 and $50 600
three per cent: between $50. 1000 and 100000.
four per cent, and over 800 900 nve per cent.
Mr.. sibley tDem,, Pa offered n substitute
providing Tor a sliding scale as follows: On in
$50, 900. three uer cent when over SiOO 900
five per cent and when over 500 600 ten Der
cent. .,,,
m ent, and II was defeated by a viva voce vote,
after which Mr.. Fences amendment was also
Mr. Kilgore Dem, Tex offered an amend
nent striking out the exception OF Govern
ment bonds to the operation OF the income
tax II was rejected after n lively debate.
Mr.. Springer dem. Ill offered an amend
nj ent providing that inh heritances OF property
should be subjected to tile provisions OF the
incometax
Mr. Bynum Dem, Ind.l offered an amend
ment to this Amendment Including in the
snum meration Of incomes everything received
by gift, devise or Inheritance. Alter some dis
Mr. Springer ex blamed that the ADOPTION OF
this Amendment would bring In a reysnue OF
three or four million dollars a year and the
Gould estate would have paid in a revenue OF
81 400 900 TO the Treasury had the amend
IN ant 6een in force.
Mr. Mahon tRen Pa offered an Amendment
relieving corporations from the Operations OF
the Income Tax law and striking out the
clauses providing for the collection Of data bT
the deputy collectors. This was mptly Lost
Mr. MaRuire Dem, Cali offered an amend-
m snt OF a very radical nature striking out all
the provisions OF the bill relating 10 taxes on
Incomes aud in lieu ia ereot providing for a di-
rect tax Of S3l oil l35 hy npportion "a snt
among the states and All so for a direct tax on
land values In advocating his sinRle-taI
theories Mr.. Maeuirs said;
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