New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28

ated. there would be an end Of state rg 81 State
rigbts he asked to receive it's death blow at the
hands OF Democratic Senators? 81, an hour
Mr. Hin said that he would pause so az u "e"'
what Democratic Senator had 70 say oonortunity
thus giyrn; and after the amendment mad , been
again read FOR the information OF some ~ Psnibe
Senators Mr.. Hil rose ana salu' - ,n I'D, right
that this proposition Of nine Is 80 ~ II strikes
me- mai somethng should be said in defence OF the
proposed taxation. But II not. call for the yeas
The vote was taken, and Mr. Hill's amendImen I,
was reiected-yeas, 10, nays, ~ ne mr.
ne amendment Mr i'm himself was the only
Democrat who voted for IT, Mr. Gray d)ein.' DELI
Mr. ~ vesi said that the attention OF The Finance &c
CommteSe . h9d ben a s2g@ rn Be- oaaksTs in
which the incorporators received no proht or sal
and in which ,he Interest WAS an i ae y ere
afraid that the exceptions did not cover thn' 49,
Sa,'tnps hanks saving Institutions associations
composed OF members who do not Paruc .piate ~
the profits and where Interest or dNi'ehdS are
paid only 10 depo'itors. Agreed 70. ..,,ora,,o.
The senate then 30 the t6
/ Of the tax on salaries Of Government officers ana
employees members q Congress- ETC., over s4"a
amendments and one exempng from tnr tax sa'i
ries Of State. county and municipai orucsrs ,ho
laitrr' Claus, u R Ss'
The committee amendments to section q were
The next section smRIy a , resnaG Tyet
nue. collectors and agents. ,.. .
The various amendments Of the committee were
agreed f. and then Section s. was read requiring
annual reports Of corporations Several committee
amendments were agreed 10. , 80
poraons to keep fpl respr and accurate RAJ D9oSs
ton OF assessors and assistant assessors
Mr. Alirich Oep. X. H. denounced the paragraph
most outrageous There was ho' a gov , ne
would Impose such conditions on its people; ana no
free people would submit To them.
MIR. GRAY PROTESTS At LAST
Mr. Gray Dem. Dell denounced the section "a
absolutely volatve Of the instincts Of the American
people II seemed to have no purpose bat II hArass'
annoy irritate and exasperate free American ci'i-
azure Of the b L. d Won ony vote for be "a =
1t WI in revenue 1.lI when Sonti!neH " SIb S
he asked should corporations be attacked In their
opyr d,d o Iorn ,' 10 apnly 10 indyIu1s? lie hoped
that as The provision was absolutely unnecessary
purpose-ihe collection OF taxes on whiskey-as Il
did not IT, as II WAS out OF JOINT, incongruois dd
not contain apt language. u would b" omitted from
the category OF provisions which. In 50 many oiher
respects harsh enough.
,h Nv est c,,5 ar roD fpr Mr. (rays c%irSor-
binary eruption Of forvil energy on 40 ground cX-
when tho American eagle was presumed 20 scream
its loui-st and best He hal not been a"are now
sacred rights of the citizen and Insisting on un-
reasonable searches and sezures' 50 tnat Eh9S,S
et1lR through the halls u Congress- AMI alright
Senator'S The alliance between ;he senators from
Rhode Island. New-Norh and Delaware Adrich
IIi,l ana Gray. supplemented by the senator rom
Hampshire Glr Chandler. ought certainly 10
brighten "A man much bo!lcr than himself n" was
astonished such results from the simple provision
I'm the bill-and he the more astonlshed con-
sid4rng the fact that day after lay Officers "i me
FEDERAL Government went into National banks
whenever they pleased on an order from the con-
trOler ~ the Currency. and examined every book
ana iaper without protest or question.
Not for the purpose u collecting taxes Mr.. HlH
suggested
For the purpose" Mr. Vest replied, of seeing
how the accounts 81 those banks stanl. anI fJi
the purpose Of collecting taxes. too. The banks are
nut under espionage unIer surveillance rom day
10 day: ana wnc-c are those who now tear a Ins-
sion into EATERS
The discussion VAS further participated In by
Senators Hoar and Hin. bat no vote was taken on
the section or on the amendments offered % II.
The House i,nt resolution extending f'r three
days from June 20 the appropriations for Govern
rnent expenditures Of m" current fiscal year was
received from the House anl alt before ih- senate
Mr.. Cockrrl Dem. Mo- moved That 10 be- referred
o. The COMMITTEE on Appr gria'or-. bur objection
made ~ Mr Hoar Gs~p. M1~sl AMI th~ JOINT
resolution remains IN the Nlre-l' Presidents l"sk
The Senate al go p. n. adjourned un'M tomorrow
az 10 a. H.