The sun., 1894-01-28
TARIFF DEBATE EXTENDED.
ospER REPoRTED ny THE CON-
.IrrFB ON RULEs ADoPTED

s.bedutss sUnchanged-As Amendment
..,.a FIxine the Date ror the Wool
....a,,. 20 T.ke raect ne In the Orieiuni
anu, .,b.,rrau Wilson O6ers a amendments
...,,p Further sweeping Rsductiors In
Icon .rd steel Schedule, All OF which
= Agreed To-Hs Aiso O6srs an
..,sm,nt Increasing the Deity o. Bar-
,.,.rd barley MsiLwhIchi. SIN Pending
v,su,xerox, Jan. 21-Immediately after
,,. ,ssding OF yesterdays journal in the
g.,.s to-day Mr. Haines. one OF the Demo-
,.,1tc Members OF tho New York delegation.
"a. the point OF 10 quorum. and the roll was
D.u.d This was a new move on the part OF
~, ualncs for he has not heretofore adopted
~. tactics ot the rest Of the Democratic mem
~. ot the New York delegation in his antngo-
sI,m 10 the Income Tax bill. During the call
s,,hs roll a number OF members came into the
.,,mber. and before tho roll call was COM
.I.,sd Il became evident that . quorum was
s,..,n,. Not all the opponents OF the Income
r., blll from .he state OF New York refused to
..,rond 10 the roll call. for MIR. Hendrix. Mr..
sshormerhorn, and Mr.. Warner answered
sp.re" when their names were reached The
ali call consumed about fifteen minutes. and
.bowed the presence OF 1S1 members-more
than quorum.
Mr. Outhwalte Dem. o.. from the Com nit
t,s on Rules. brought In a special order ex-
landing the time for considering the Tarth
bIll from Monday until Thursday. and pro-
,,ding that Monday and Tuesday be given to
general debate on the bill. aud that thereafter
n bs conducted under the flve-minute rule
The following is the toxt Of the resolution:
R..,.. That the order providing for the considers.
rR4sGt b. so amended that said bill he reported
wns House from 'ne commune. gu I"oa,' o,,,,, ,0"
u o'clock in',,sl OF honuhyssne -,'n 'ns' anu
when reported three hours debate shall be allowed
.,I tb. on Monday morning tue 2ath inst. as soon as
"a. pou.. 4, resolved into Committee OF the whole.
s,,,r, TIA. time it ,hAl be in order to oner as
IN am.numen1 nS ,.o,, a.. " rrn,,,nn
rrnL Reyenue bin reported from the committee on
ways sand Means, that said amendment shalt be open
+. s.n,r. debate during Monday and Tuesday and
,.,,,r tn confederation under tho nvs minute ruls
ns'.a, =. ,ro.ss on un, the bin n, .ssa,,
rpOhsito the ilou'' 'ha' all provisions OF the orig
nal order sto daily hour Of meeting "s to night ses'
0n, 1na Ts"es up @ to and rhu
,.r ran isa.
"y REQ T. i''
Mr. cochran ,Dom m. ~ , ~ cue Ts spokVS%n So, .,
the opponents Vi 'ne ineoho ~ u',l ssAou 49,
that debate under the nve-mlnute rule oegin
IT, on = Tussda,. ana oS.0at SGn.,nas 10 the same
hour on "Wednesday ooIeeted To-
resolution was agreed to. only one vote being
.,,.. .,..i,.,; ~ ,h,, ~ NJ COCHRAN
= ALL, NJ the House went into Committs. OF
The Whole to consider the Wilson Tariff bill,
and Mr.. Richardson Dem. Tenn took tho
chair There was pending when the House
took a recess yesterday an amendment offered
BY Mr.. Boutello tRep.. Me- substituting the
lumber schedule Of the Mckinley bill for the
eouyesPoniihtiS sPiittis sSon S sh snnse aSain.t th.
lumber schedule OF the Wilson bill. and Mr.
Hayes Dem, Ia defended IL.
M Dates Dem. Ala spoke IN favor OF the
amehament proPOseu py MIN Ses'eruaS' rais-
ipg lhe uuty on iumper. ,,....,
be4 ~, saWn in he Tough pisyed no % part An in the
imports OF the country. and does not yield
dollar OF revenue to the Treasury On the con-
ooi worth of lumber. fumber was one Of the
most important Industries in his State OF Ar
there was no DC need Of a protective taritr on
lumber except to subsidize the Transportation
companies and to compel the people to pay
Mr. Boutelle (Rep Mel in defending his
amendment, said that the lumber schedule in
rom the Treasury to the pockets OF the Cana
dams about 81, 800 900. That AMOUNT OF reye-
nue. is sacrificed on lumber alone.
to 81: 81. and Mr.. BouteIle's Amendment was lost.
5S 10 il2.
In pursuance OF tho special order adopted
Zinc schedule, and Mr. Morgan Dem, MOI
offered the following amendment:
Am.nL lin. a .sc,,on "a n.y, T,.l.,,n, n xh,,,
Lead By sirikins out The words one and one half
cents and inserting in lieu thereof the words one
cent" 49,
Ana ~ nrIklng ont the entire sses.on No io3 from
In to o In, IL - He'us' y" iAs' 80 AHu '"s''"s
ParGgrapn G3 lead ore and lead dross one cent per
pound, provided that silver ore and all other ores
containing cad .haI pay duty OF one cent per pound
o. tbe cad contalred therein. according to sample
slI ASA a. We porL '' Shtiy, a .,,o, ,sz - "a
n..nr os ~ n,H.o mi VIE IN. wo,;3 "on.
and cents per hound and Inserting i'm lieu
thereof the WUrds - one cent uer pound"
N, s,raa, tPan Jdabol o,y.ra1 III. toIIox
inc .msn,InanP 70 tb. nra.ading siIysr oro
amsndrc.rt. 0 S' Wv
.SS,o,nIn -, ,,,. =, M. ,o-
w. ibo % sI MIN nu ~ "a S' ny IN. H 70 tno ~ pd Pr
n,.us HanUsr now in use By bubble ssnpiinv worSs
Tor tarcial purposes in the siAts Of Colorado and
iAd o., shall be admitted under the same tests pre-
halns AZ iani sanplnE works for tue purchase OF
T stptnsc OF SAd assay ana sAmphnE 10 De borne
|%' importer
~ Morgan. Ia speaking In favor OF duty
On lead ores and silver-lead ores said that the
Mexican silver ore. which came into this
country last year. contained lead ores 10 the
reason why this Government should not re-
eelVe this million dollars lie said that the
purpose OF his amendment was to reduce the
hrn on those products OF lead which were
used by the Teople while putting a revenue
alty on lead ores.