Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
rlFrYTHlRD CONGRESS.
Tree Wool in the Scnate-Tho 4. +. A. III
the House.

the House.
y,ASlu%GvO%. June 13-SENATL.-
Tn, r-.sertaton of numerous pouuons
f.r u. exception of beneficial societies
from tle provisions Of the proposed IN
,.-r .-taA furnished an opportunity I" DIT,
\...t to -.9t. on heh,lr of the Finance
....a.tt.e taai the amendments asked
f.-.n relation Go these societies were n't
,....-.,r. bat sm au amendment had
hon tcrc,i upon by lhe committee TO eN-
.nrt benevolent fratcrnal societies. Inc
f.H aS u was. bid exempt from taxation
.I ccrpofauons that were not organized
I.r prlht-al that were organized Tor
...r.rabl.. religious OR educational pui-
....,e These societies seemed Ia nave
-~.ol 20 tho following amendment lp
which tlc Finance Committe' had not
.-. -lirhteet objection. That the cNemp-
,.r shall stand as 10 those corporations
...ldine fraternal beneficiary soclcues'
,-..uiz4tiors. or associations. operating
- t,e lodge system and providing for the
...rueut of life. sick, accident, and other
...rctts 90 members and tho dependents
.f ...h members.
Nrr Galunccr. 10 / understand that the
Finance Committee rs in favor of such
m.rImeut'
tf- Vest. J'uquestionahly, because that
. Glib. meaning Of the bin. We consulted
..-r rh. attorneys and rcpresentatN OF
...-. societies. and undertook 20 sho"
-..~ that that was the meaning of the
-..,.-i.u iu the bin. but they desired this
t..uImrut and the Finance Committee
o.. mo- objection 10 IT,
.rr Morgan offered a resolution. which
u.. agreed 90. calling on the Secretary
.. t.. Treasury tor Information as u the
r14rt OF gold coin received in the Urea
.r since November T. 1893. as 10 what
..It of 20 WAS obtained from the sal"
.t Iru,i States bonds. 10 what persons
.- banks the bonds were sold, and as 20
-..t Payments or reiemptions have been
r... iu gold coin or bullion since No
...i-f D. lsf'
ut r.ar offered "a resolution. which
agreed to. requesting the president
t.. United states 20 communicate
.....uIth. % not Incompatible with the
. interests. all representations, writ
.. ur oral mad" 10 the Government
. r. United States, or the Department
State. hy the representative oi any
...-. government in regard 10 the pos
. action of such government by way
.t r.ttlaiion tor tho duty imposed on
.r and especially whether any and
.... representations have been received
.. ,.frre,c. to the probable action of
...ntny and Guatemala.
..... senate bills providing an addi-
....I circuit Judge i'm the Seventh, Eighth.
.. N.n,n judicial circuits. respectively.
N.t- taken from the calendar and passed
WOOL.
.-. targ biil was then taken up, and
t. sherman made an argument against
... proposition 10 pat wool on the free
.r dubois addressed the Senate in OPP
position D., the bill, and particularly 10
ulol section of II. lie ~poke OF the
.. .s "a atnerless bin" and said that
.. Democrats DO Congress had "uampled
.. ffttl national convention. and torn up
t.lr pI.f.5sct mandate from the people.
.r -tswar, characterized the prJposi-
.. t1 llt wool upon thc free list as
.... AVID unfortunate iu the extreme.
..I he asrrIb.d the existing commercial
oppression everywhere 20 The balctui in-
r..., .. the single gold standard.
.. uansp.luch Republican,. OF North
.ft opposed the bill
.. -h.up tRepuhilctm. 0f Idaho. made
O.. ar.umrut against The wool schedule
e. rr tul particularly against putting
t.I ou the fIee ist.
.If A4tcltI Nepublcan). Of oregon
a,.hr AGAINST tine hill IL was evident, he
... t.at tnc aat had gone forth. ana not
tnrIe amendment e. the measure. how
.... a.,llt1ilouE. would naFc any c0nsi'r-
..t.r uy iht Democratic side unless
...a ausnlmrat Was proposed by one or
I. other ~ the five Democratic members
e tt. F.nauc- GoWrit'ce.
ID. closed wl.h tae aeclaraton That IN
Oh, recent election in oregon The peop.e OF
t.t State had act the seal OF Gnquah-
tl condemnation on your Uhe Demo
creuc miserable. un-American policy.
.ir George. of Mississippi. inquired
whether If duty were placed on raw
N... Nf Mitchell ~oaid then require
tmpeusoiory duty on wooilen manutaC-
t-f..
&c., Mitchell replied that he wanted The
WD1ucn manufacturers 10 have Just as
much protection AZ would enable them
o. 50 on with their busineas and 10 puf-
chase the wool raised by the farmers.
Air Ho4r said that he would like 70
have Mr Georges own answer 10 the
4.csdon bai Mr. George SAID that ne
was rot now on The .witnesS'slan'' ~
sas the interrogation
MIR Allison. Of lows: As ! un'eISi'i''
Tue Senator from Mississippi ne des'fes
Go put duty or wool.
Il eid not say that Ar. Geosse pIons
h That may be my desire. bui nav
not asserted II yet" Q-aughterJ
The inquiry implies inierensiaiiy' ss'ia