New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

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Mr.. Hale-Does not the Senator know that after
the passage OF the Wilson bill considerable discus
sion arose as to what The r'ut OF mat w ptdc' be?
Mr. Vest-There great diversity OF opinion
and grpi deal OF Misrepresentation OF public men
in relation to the effect Of the action OF the House.
| never had but one opinion about ~ my i's'. a.
n rcTus al not take pains 10 correct those
misrepresentation. | am too lazy man 10 90 20.
duty on sugar would seriously affect those, sugar
producing countries. hut at the same time new,
had any doubt that as to other articles. good deal
OF the trade between them and the United states
would be maintained. know that TIE emes ,,, %,
Air Vest went on to show that the figures OF the
trade with Brazil had been given 10 protsiohlsI Or
gans at the deprecated paper value OF the MONEY
there and no, the god vaue which governs COM S16
merce everywhere, and thus faFr sho"lhss "a'
been made Of tho Increase OF trade
RAPID GROWTH OF TRADE WITH CUBA
NJ Hall denied that statement. and gave figures
showing that the trade between the United states
and Cuba had grown from 100000 in 1881 TO VIZ
10000 in 1892 and to s24co.o9 In 1888
Mr. Vest asked Mr.. Hale to explain why, IL
reciprocity the cause Of that Increase the tfaoe
of Brazil with England France and Germany with
which she had no reciprocal arrangements) nag IN
creased in stiH larger degree
Mr.. Haze denied that assumption. and said that
the trade with those countries had steadily de-
The discussion cqnnued by sep anS ,S Srny
Rem Pel Adrch Kep , X r pR dp He5,
Iiawley Rep., Comm and Allison rep Iowa.; W4 NE
secetary? o Tas SAFE as to retasto from
countries account Of the proposed duty on sugar
was laid before the Senate and referred u 'he
Finance Committee. , A.,
Mr.. Allison then resumed the floor. He asked the
Gray how they expected to enlarge American
trade by means OF reciprocal treaties when the pend
could be made the foundation Of reciprocal f ,b
In az n
Washington e negoate commePGGls' for ne od
vantages which the pending bill gave to her gratn n
ousy. Still. Mr. Allison favored ths amen ,InTni
amendment reported by the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Vests amendment was agreed To without III
~ Hale eR Me- moved to st cleSS Sas 'as
Yeqs-Messrs Alison chsndler cqllom Psgs,
R Ros M F5ys G" MnsGsrsd HAS che
ton, PETER, Perkins; Petgrsw Proct9STt' Quay
SHERMAN shGsp G GlH and Rae bs9r blackburn
Blanchard. Brice Camden, COckreli Coke Daniel
ir qgN" jarvis Jones' tArKj Kyie, LINDSAY Mills
Morgan, Murphy. Pasco. Pugn, Ransom; Koaen.
Tsrpii v1si H HS' repea Sl hd cn b &
Mckinley act and provides tnat notn I |sss,n
affect such reciprocal commercial arrange nents as
have been heretofore made and now txst between Tween
the United States and foreign countries except
where such arrangements are Inconsistent with he
provisions Of this act"
FOR A HEAD TAX ON IMMlGRANIS
Mr. PETER Pop. Kan) moved TO insert an addi-
fiona! section levying duty Of so on every for
egner coming by steam sailing vessel TO any
port within the United States. and on every allen
Immigrant crossing the border line between the
United States and contiguous nations
Mr. Plat (Rep. Comm suggested The insertion OF
the words TO engage in any Industrial b.,
the idea was exactly right and IN aceorda''ee VII"
his own idea. 49,, .a ., s,,htsc, Of a brief de-
bate. which Senators chandler H9ar an IRIS hi"' the
figured and nnal on IN mo- Sl Is nays H.
The negative votes were Eyen, by SI pst.nn PEI
linger Higgins HOar Mfhen {Tre shoup ana
Mr. Plat (Rep., Comm renewed Mr. Peffe sI
amendment. modified so as to make the tax on inn
migrants who TO engage In industrial o.Gu.
pa lions s25 head. In the course Of the discussion
Which followed MIR Chandler said that there was
now pending before the Committee on Immigration
The Chairman OF that committee Ont Hll, Dem.
\ y had been extremely busy curing , tne p.bat
ent session and had not given to the supJect Ihat
attention which he hoped he would be abe TO give
TO it between now and March next lie nad i NJ
reported 10 the Senate which would ade9gateiy ex,
Pensciailv in the restriction Of Immigration which
not wanted Mr.. Platts amendment was IT,
Mr. Gannger Tep.. n. H moved TO insert as
additional section provision tnaL vne az
land until those countries had entered INTO com,
mercial arrangements with the n,ei s'a n .b bo
products and manufactures OF the 'hited 0'd'eS'
Rejected-yeas, p; nays; 30 -, ,-...,,.,, 81, ,ou.s
and narts OF laws inconsistent with ~ was then
agreed to- thus finishing the bill in Cominl,tee OF
the Whole except as TO matters Which hau zee"
Mr Allison ReP Iowa. moved to amend Tect ion
bonded period from eight 70 four years. Rejected
Ycas-Messrs Allison. Berry, Carey, Cullom; pa
Wis Dixon Doph Frye Calling de rn Haie.
ian Patton, PETER, Plat, Proctor. sherman and
Navs|Messrs Bate. Blanchard. Cockre. Coke
Daniel Faulkner. Gibson. German, Harris; Hun
ton Jarvis JONES Agf 1 Nye h1rsay s Mor
gan Murphy, Palmer, rasco fugh. Quay, Kan-
s9m shoaG sgnI1 ste onG THeT T"Tpe' Vest
Mr.. Pettigrew lRep.. 8 p offered an amend,
ment providing for a Tariff Commission OF FIVE
III Tomorrow when he Will offer II in the Senate.
A large number Of amendments were then offered
nance Committee. Many OF them were merely
formal. and none important enough 10 meet any
opposition.
THE COMMITTEE WORK FINISHED
All the committee amendments having been dis
posed Of Mr.. Hoar Rep, Mass) appealed 10 the
Finance Committee to admit a paragraph putting
a duty Of 10 per cent ad valorem
Iceland moss He asked II in the interest OF few
,ner,torions and hardworking men the coast OF
Massachusetts. Mr. Harris CDem, Tcnn.) Joined In
The request Mr.. Jones. on behalf Of the Finance
Soumitte &c said that he could resist the
united appeal and the paragraph was inserted.
MANY other amendments were suggested by va
riois senators. but they went over. to be offered
g. tbe senate The bin was then reported from
The Committee Of the Whole 10 the Senate. and
If was ordered that the bill ami amendments be
suggestion having been made Of adjournment til
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