The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-01

the special order, the tariff bill will be re-
ported TO the house. Three hours will be
allowed for closing the debate. one aud
one-half hours on each side. Reed Will
make the closing speech for his side anl
Speaker Crisp and Chairman Wilson will
close for the democratic side. Al 5 o'clock
vote will be taken upon the bill aud tue
Fending amendments under the rule.
The only motion that can intervene be-
fore final vote is taken upon the passage
of tho bill after the amendments arc dis
posed OF, Is a motion 10 rccommlt with or
without instructions. As the republicans
have decided to refusa To Join in the e.
tort TO recommit, II is foregone conciu.
sion that II will be defeated, if made. 4
semi-ofiicial estimate made 10y Wilson aud
some friends Oh the committee gives tho
bill IA majority, divided as follows: demo-
crass ls2, populisis II, total 1873; against,
l26 republicans. y democrats and one
populisI, NoW!ands OF Nevada, total l5a.
Dlugleys amealmcnt, increasing the
tax on whisley 10 q aud leaving the
bonded period three years, was adopted.
lhe amendment Ut Tucker eNemptiug the
incomes OF educational and charitable in-
sitIutions from tho income tax, was
adopted. Pence, popalisI, offered an
amendments providing for graduated IN
como TAN oI per cent. on s., 800. up to
per cent over sll l'on |. vas lost. Slb-
ICY democrat ot pennsylvania, offered an
,,l ",ii'a'"''e' o! per cent. OH slOOOotoS S50.-
oper cent. 70 SlOl,tUD: per cent. 10
. ssD0D3O; 10 per cent. above SlO0.nc0. which
Was also lost. Reed presented petition
from the convention of WOODEN mauufac-
turcrs of New York city, Jan. 10, against
| the passage OF the Wilson bill, saying the
meeting was attended by men who repre-
sentcd ;5DJ.mJ,0)0, but who would
be exempt from the operation
of the income tax. Enloe, democrat, of
Tennessee made sarcastic comments on
Cockran's speech OF yesterday. Camp
bell, democrat, of New York said, I'VE
had better leave the democratic party
Enloe replied, "Ol, no, you will not leave
the democratic party. You would have
10 place TO CO." kilgore offered an
amendment, including the United States
] bonds in income tax, which was lost.
| Springer offered an amendment, includ-
| ing the income from money or property
received by gift or Inheritance, which was
adopted. Mcguire, democrat, of Cali
| fornia made vigorous speech favoring
| his single tax amendment, and then the
hour of o'clock having arrived, accord
ng TO arrangement agreed upon, vote
was taken upon making the internal reve-
nue. bill an amendment TO the tariff bill.
and upon the amendment OF Mcguire still
pending. Maguire's amendment was
| A. -.
and Hartcr d Ohio, MagaiIe,
Warner OF New York, Tracey of New
York and Simpson OF Kansas voted for it,.
| The vote then recurrcd upon the adoption
of the internal revenue amendment. All
the popuists and quite number OF re
pubhcans, including Bowers of Califc--
MIA. Pickler of South Dakota. Hartman Of
Montana, Sweet of Idaho. Bartholdi Of
Missouri, TAYLOR OF Tennessee, White of
Ohio and Doolittle of Washington voted
for II. The main body of republicans,
however. did not vote. The vote against
the amendment was confined TO demo-
Gratis from the eastern states. The
amendment carried. l75 to ~. Tee chair
stated the pending amendments were
those 10 the barley schedule. pending
/
Lockwood made the point of order that
these amendments could not be voted upon
until the bill was reported TO the house.
The chair oyerruled. Lockwood appealed
from the decision and was sustained, lSi
Il. Lockwood's evident purpose was 10
secure time TO prevent vote until } 80,
when the committee would have TO rise.
He made the point of order that when the
committee rose last Saturday tie debate
had not been closed. He desired 10 de-
bate the question. The chair took him of
his feet by declaring that when the com
mittec rose last Saturday it was dividing
on the motion To close debate. lie ordered
The tellcrs 10 take their places. The AL.
yocates of the barley amendments rushed
forward and ran between the teilcrs. Tho
opponents Jagged behind while the min
utes ticked by. The tellers only lacked
seven votes of n quorum when the hour oi
$50 arrived and the committee rose and
the house recessed until o'clock.
The night session of tho tariff debate
was unusually interesting. The speakers
we're Baker, populisi, OF Kansas; Bing
ham, republican, of PENNSYLVANIA
Hooker. republican. OF New York; KEN
populist. OF Nebraska; Caminetti, demo
crat, OF California; Cummings, democrat
OF New York: Stallmgs. democrat, of Ala
hama; Cooper. democrat. OF Telas
Blanchard, democrat. Of louisiana; Ryan
democrat. of New Iork; PASCAL. demo
crat, of Texas; McCleary, republican, o