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f.. a.. Cs.-ie.i sshss-i. Disposed oG
,..,roroy. MAY 12-Ths Senate spent
~. souys to-day on the Tariff bill. and dis
- Al two items ia the chemical schedule.
=. s,ty on fannie acid or tsnnin was fixed at
- ..,ts I. pound. and the duty on tsrtarie
- ~ 20 per cent sd vslorsm. The dis
-..,o, "a. OF the same general character as
~, n Yesterday. Mr. Chandler tRsp.. N. H.
-...,.d MI, tactics OF yesterday TO irritsts the
c',.o,r,,io Senators into some show Of de-
-. but he did not succeed In the attempt
raj ne was in search Of. he said. was that
s...r OF great prioe-s Democratic tariff
,,ineipls"
,.ll.r REP. Coli said that he had not heard
-, proposition made to nx time for the nnal
vt.
sI,h.li BE- very glad to make IL said Mr..
maria or shall be- very glad 70 hear any
-sr,stion Of any reasonable time"
-ithink II would be we'll" Mr.. Teller sug-
,.,tsd. for Senators on the other aide to con-
~ vith Senators on this side to see whether
s.s tine for vote cannot be agreed upon"
I'VE will be very glad to confer. and We have
~ some conferences already" said Mr.. Hsr-
A, but thsy have not resulted In any agree
u.st or any suggestion OF time. We shall be
,,ry Glad to confer from day 10 day with the
Members OF the Finance Committee on that
dds'
Mr.. Hale tRsp.. Me- suggested that n time
vss TO BE- fixed for . nnsl vote. the majority
,Aould st least let the Senate know what bill it
v.s that was to.be debated and. voted on. He
rsisrrsd humorously to the changes which the
wilson bill had undergone since Il came from
ns House until there was hardly anything left
siit IN the last print on which the Senate was
ssv acting. except the heading: Calendar
No so7. Il. R 1894" tLsughter.I The Jones
.nsndments which we're In this print In
testsd a. new matter" In small type. could
rot b spoken Of as small matter in new
typs.- ILaughtsrl Never had poor bill been
% torn and dsformsd and split apart. and
amended and distorted. and all its principles
subvsrtsd Is that poor Wilson bill. It had been
htimsted. Mr.. Hale continued. and from
sources not Republican. but from high priests
n the school Of modern Democracy. free trade.
snd tariff for revenue. that the only object OF
he last series Of am on dments was. - he had
aid the other day. to grease the wheels Of the
bill and get IL through the Senate. Was that
What the Senator from Tennessee meant whom
10 asked that day be fixed for final vote
Was It his idea that having creased the wheels
70 that the bill would slide through. II would
10 then thrown into . conference committee.
Win the tremendous powers which sueh .
s oa Tarf $a: ts. GSs HSs .S. s.a
nor meant1 Senators might as well have
hw plain words about that.
,Ide. Nr. n ale declared to debate the bill un-
duly. or to niibuster. But II the last bill tho
.Sy ps%ooraeo sround In % sund9sd. % IDha q in
rstting It through the Senate. aud il it WAS the
aiitse and 70 give Il w away ali SSics the bs%o sD%
,,d agreed e, then 6e notiGed Ben stors that
smocratic Senators that they would md on
he Republican side Of the chamber . spirit
err different from that which prevailed there
You may have power" Mr.. Hale soatinusd,
after ,iegitimats debate to ero.d this bill
% 81 a. sas devise. 81 an, % ns
hs sc Ss Ion sss S
rSi mipS,i,y ks1ish will aIns ans way r. DTsysn.
@ .cnd II ns ni Soe:
Inquiry. de had seen, he said. . statement In
y: n.IspaP-Is that IN: Senator. On the other
,Sanges in the bin. had an aaresment that II
ne bill were passed It would not be altered In
sonisrenee com mittee He would like to know
Mr.. Brice-So FAR as am concerned never
heard OF any such understanding. have no
such andsrstSnding with any senator or Rep-
isssntktive. i know OF NO such agreement.
may say further that have NO arrangement
or agreement as to the bill as q whole. or as to
R. 70 msds p: poS. iS T. to
tas changes which the bill had undergohs In
;Ss n matter Of collars and euffs. The duty On
eat; . dozen and rs per cent; ad valoTem.
The House. imbusd with the spirit Of tariff re-
,Ssn; ssI m made % shs rate so per cent sd ysiorem.
mt. was 70 be 30 cents a dozen and 30 per
;s,a s.t % % valcrsm That was sntIrsly sstisi.S-
isstioa vas equal 10 IS per cent. He Accepted
I'd he accepted that application. OF Il. But
% and reconstruct the whole bill ON the collars
S1.S H. suas as prinsiDls and It would pass within
aevsd to make the duty on tannie ssid rs
lss.: apsndmsnt, The am sndmsnt was re.
EeSa-2e 70 IL. The amendment as m odnsd
i:Sad. s.. then agreed to. ss to II. e'
ssr sent .d valorsm." The Jones amend ment
yeass sxDIesssd the wish that that amend
meat should be voted down. That was done
ss..a.nimouslJ "a. the rate remaining ct 20 per
=. ~. Aldrieh moved to make the rate on tar
ans |. acid cents per pound Rsjectsd-16
The next item was. "Alcoholie psrfumsry,
Epsr gallon and 25 per cent. ad valorem."
N re Jones admsndmsn Was TO Increase the
hsssvsr. withdrew the amendment. and Mr.
sludiieh renewed IL. Without reaching . vote
Ne senate adjourned until Monday at II A. n
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