New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

Mr. Frye asked what amount the United s' Sdsi
would be Justified in giving for the haroors he'u
by Great Britain IN me At2 anti stronger in imag
nation than in igures but he supposed that ,nG
United states paid z0cD i1F ,ne IT, argued
that the whole qnes'2n nra as TO c1nns Where it
could he examined into in way becoming NE n"n-
cacy OF the situation. He spoke or MI Nns Pill UIIL
not wonder If Hawaii reciprocaied toward the
Il should hope So. Mr. Mills -cmarkcd, ''f Mr.
'H Mr. Dole. sad Mr.. Morgan rs as fire man
lie IS roSber" Ny Mills exclaimed ~no,
only a gentleman. but man OF extraordinary aoil-
J" c r' is tool Of the United States marines. said
Mr ferns Dep CAD compllmente,i the C6n IT:
speech. which was ne said. worthy OF pa'i0uc
American he Is. Mlr. Perkins maic lohs a's"-
Mr.. Petticrew closet the dcbntc in advocacy OF
his amendment and criticised severcly the mis-
sionary element in the Hawaiian lsIands po,,,
Mr.. Harris Oem.. Tenn moved TO Icy Mt fetti-
Crews amendment on the table. and r eilSeI TO
submit some remarks. Thereupon Mr lt2ar 'itep.'
Mass) moved to POSTPONE the b!ll indcincly ,hd
presiding officer NIr Jarvis. OF North Carollnn1
Mr.. H6ar expressed his surpris" at this ruling,
were other means Of continuing debate,
Uep "C = H. and then Mr Harris yielded The point
ard Withdrew The motion TO- lay on the ant Mp
m5f IN "Ter of free an@a2 ana against
tho abroGa,ion of the Hawaiian treaty was made
the same lines from AIR Hoar and by one from MI
Dolph cp Ore in snppSTt OF me hM@i ro,r'c
was to refer the matter Of the Hawaiian treaty to
the Committee on Foreign Relations
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY TO STAND.
The vote was taken and Mr. Pctti;rcws amend
ment was rciccted-yeas, II; RAYS. -. The afirma-
tive votes were given ly Senators Allen. blanchard.
20 MlndPr-
SON. Mills. Pcttigrcw and Power
Mr. Pettigrew then moved 10 strike from the Iii
the provision that nothing in it shall be construed
Hawaian treaty. He said that he made the motion
so TO leave with the Administration ne re-,
sponsiblity OF giving the twelve months nohce 81
tn termination Of the treaty He added that The
Senator's seemed determined TO protect every Trust
Of cof VI o IONS oi Either domestic Or foresn
The amendment WAS rciectci-yeas. Y; nays o.
drich Allen. Blanchard. Cafory Cuom George
Hansbrough. l5ry. Manderson. Nils Peiiigrow ana
Mr Jones Dem. Arl,). on behalf Of the Finance
nm rroyidng iha' The bounty Established
10y the Mckinley act shall stand unrcpealed 20 the
dNccfs o' sear prodncc IN , ,cstns not icss
than % PEI cent $50 cent a pound and testing Ices
M" Mr Alien dSn, NebJ OFFERED a sul..;u,c foT
paragraph No l2iz hTng duty Of cent a pounJ
i-ioD on each degree above 50 am not above p.
duty Of cents galon on molasses. sting nGt
on moasses testing more Than 2 degrees. Re
jcctel-ycas . (Aessrs. Allen and Kyle. nays o.
A VOTE AGAINST FREE SUGAR
An amendment, aiming practically a, free sugar
was offered by Mr. peter pop. KanJ ami re-
jectel-yeas 80: NAYS. 20. as follows:
Yeas Mcssrs. Allrlch. Aicn. Allison. Carey
Chandler. Cul1u. Davis DIXON. Iplph, ilHOpl-
Gallinrcr Hall Hanebrough. Hawley. Ilggns
Hii HGar. lily. Jones CNevJ. Kyle Lodge. Nc
MILAN. Mitchell oOrcJ. Patton. F'Ncr f,tuIrI'"
Plat Power Proctor, Shoup. squire. Teller. WASH
Nays Messrs Bate. blackburn. Blenchqqrl /, az
ner George Gibson. Gordon G,rman. Gray. Her
r~. IIunton. Jarvis Jones ,Ark) Lnis'y' ~; ~
gan Murphy. Palmer. Perkins. Pugh quay. nan
som. Roach Smith Turpie. Vest. Villas. voorhees,
Pararraph No. 1921. es amended was then agreed
after passare q ,his nc, there shall be- le,fel. co
lcciei and paid ON all rHE'rs enc o. an INK n,a
lada. concentrated meilda. con reie am coIcen-
9 81 aSd upon an d sugars G' %hh Ss9e been ds
colorel there shall be leviel. collected and pad
to the said duty Of 90 I-,r ccstum al vniorein
or OF beet juice. m"ada concentrated E~'nIa. con
crete concentrated Tno."+s rs ~m'N ar" ~.
ported from ~ are ~" pr'1u,, "i my S' ,ner,S
from pays direc'y Or ind!rcrIy a poghS "n
trovlt-d that nothing herein contained f!al De
80 eo 6 cc, "s ht 20 paros * th ifeay q COM
mercal reciprocity conciu.cd h'i"t.n I"e '', 80.
hs 10Th day Of January. id'. Or ne provision u
any sci ~ Congress hereiofore passed FOR th' &c
Of his act there fhall be levied collected anii
paid on moiass,t -i ics'p ts, %,sF duy y
f .ddp,, 'ef & g''','' or cents per gallon
The following Is the vote in detail:
yeas--Messrs Allen. Bate. Blackburn. BLANCHARD.
Caflery. Caf. Cnmlen. cockrei. coke. Daniel
aq9neT n GSe5sei ar~is Jones ArJ Lindsay ~
Inurln, Martin. Mi' n w u,,,S S,mi,h Turr,e
Vest Villas Voorhees, Walsh, White -
Nays Mcssrs Abr "a. Allison. Carey ChanIler'
Hale. Harsbrougn. Hnw.ey. higgins, HHl H2ar'
Irby Jones lNcy K;ie l'dfs MeAI Pn9Ia pn,,l
grew Tlait, Power, Proctor shoup squire Te''r'
Mr Power Gscp. Monp noysd TO amend para para
rah l9l by making The duty on barley ana i,'ari
vAlorcm) ana barley mat - cents a hu.l"! On
stead % % per cent? i;eiecDrd yeas 81. NAYS -.
nls5 agreed 10 The committee amendment 10 para
grn,h ~. making thc duty on extract 81 meat ;,
per cen, dnstcld u 20 vas agr'"d TO- anu in''''h
| l. reconsider was vltel down
the committee ameplment dee airing "bagslnS i'r
cotton" paragraph y'll exempt rom duiY. W'.s
agreed to- and baggng f1r cotton was traiHi"rrel 10
/ tie free list yeas 81. nayf a.. ..,.. .,..
graph 20. which had been amen iod 80 ne - rea1.
snare mon 20 Ter cent al valor.n-,he Is bugs
for grain made Of such hurlaps' n per cent al
yslorrm" being stricken out In otncr words. ne
said me duty on the raw material had been IN
crcascl from = - ~ per vent wnie ne manu-
Mr. White dem. cali insisted that 1t was right
70 make grain baRs free. ana sIld that the farmers
OF california would board ~ nrSf-c.ass hotels all
! the citizens Of iowa who were engaged IN making
grain bags rather than give them duty on the
article
Mr. Allison replied that that luxury would not he
expensive. he id not know single manufacturer
OF grain bags IN Iowa ,
Mr. Mills M Vest and Mr.. Jones Nrk( AL IA
vored putting burlaps itself ON the free is'.
NJ Platt Nsep.. Comm opposed placing grain baBS
made Of buraIe on the free list anu described II
as n BID for me farmers vJt".' There VAS no
more reason, he said. why buraps should BE- pun on
the free list than why all otner ;hings used ny
farmers should be treated. II was n mere de-
ccptiOn OF the farmer.
Mr. Washburn Rcp, MIMI charactcrzr1 " as
"utrerly Indecent and utterly unjust to put duty
on the raw matera, and then put the Manufactured
article the free list
Finally Mr. Mills moved 10 strike out paragraph
20 (buraps and grain baRe made from buriaps) ana
H. free Hot