Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
SUGAR SCHEDULE VOTES.
dOneS'S Compromise Amendment
Adopted By Tho Salale.
Hawaiian sugar Admitted Frse nud
ihe Bounty continued Uutii
Jan. 4, 1893.

WASHINGTON, June 5--ME Peilsr
offered an amendment to place all
sugar on the tree list.
Mr.. HIN Dem }, Of New York, asked
II this would precipitate the direct quss-
ton as 10 whotnof sugar should 10 on
the free list or not, AMI being iu.
formed VI would, said he hopei n
recort making vote would bo bad upon
1t.
Tho amendment was lost-2g to 81,
a. follows:
Heas-Aldflch, Allison, Cameron,
Chandler, Cull1m, Dolph, Dubois,
Frye, GallingeE Hale, Hawley, His-
gins, Hill, Hoar, Lodge, Mcmillan,
Mitchell (Ofe }, M1ffill, Patton, PETER,
Pettigrcw, Platt, Power Shoup, leicr,
WASH urn.
Nayt--Allen, Blackburn, Blanchard,
Butler Caltuy, Can, Camdri, Cock
tell, Coke, Daniel, Faulkner, George,
Gibson, Gordon, Gray, Harris, Hun
ton, JARVIS, Jones (Ark), Kyle, Lima.
cay, McLaufin, Mauusrsou, Marlin,
Mills, Morgan, Murphy, Pasog, PR.
klns, Pugh, Ransom, Roach, smith,
Vest Was, Voorhees,, White.
Thu pairs we're ~ follows. The fret
named woulI have voted yea aud the
last named nay;
Proctor aud Bate, Wolcott aud Brlce,
Carey aud Mitchell (Wi-.l, DAVIS aud
Iutplu, Dixon AMI Mcpherson, Jones
| (Nuv.) anu Corn ~, Hausurough and
Palmer, Troy anu Quay, squire anu
Walsh, Wilson and Berry.
Senators Sherman anu Stewart dii
not vote and were not paired.
Two Republicans, Manderson aud
Perkins, voted ngainct free sugar, and
Quay was paired the came way, while
SHERMAN did not vote.
o. the Democrats, Hin voted Tor free
sugar. while ltby wa piiTod OIL IN the
zane way.
on the Populisls, PETER voted for free
sugar Allen ana Kyle against and
Stewart did not vote.
The quesllOn was then on the Jones
amendment to paragraph 1921, the
amendment being the schedule agreed
on by the Democratic side. The Jones
cJmptomle amendment, fixing Etnu
sugar duty, wins carried, 80 W -. rho
vote In detail was a. foliowt:
Yoas-Allon, Blackburn, Blanchard,
Butler Caifey, Camden, Cockrull,
Coke, Faulkner, George, Gibson, Cor
don, Gray, Harris, Hunion, Jonrs
! tAtk.), Kyle, Lindsay, Marun, Mills,
Mitchell (Wis.l, Morgan, Murphy,
Pasco, Pugh, q iay, Ransom, R.ach,
smith, Iutpic, Vesl, Villas, voorhees,,
Walsh, Whit.
Nays-Aldrioh, Allison, Cameron,
Carey, Chandler, Cullom, Dayls,
DOlph, Dubois, Frye, Gaihuger, Hale,
haWlvy, Higgins, Hill, HOaf, Lodge,
MoMinn, Mandofson, Mitchell (OrcG
Palmer, PETER, PeltigTow, Pau,
Power, ShOup, Teller, Wnshbutn.
Paifr, the fifst voting, yea anu the
last nay: Bateand Proctor. Berry aud
Wilson, Bflce aud Woloott, Call aud
Morrill,, Daniel AMI Squire, German
aud Jones (Nev.), McPherson anu
lrby, Jarvis aud Sherman, McLaurin
auu Dixon, Palmer and Hansbrough.
Stewart WAS absent anu not paired.
Perkins was present but IL not record.
oil ~ either voting or pairing.
The Jones amendments Increasing
the duty on sugar candy from 30 10
80 per cent and making the duty on
aAccharlne % per cont were agreed 10.
This completed the sugar souedulc.
AZ adopted this schedule imposes n
duty Of ~ per cent ad valotem on ali
sugar., raw and refined, with n dlteT.
ontial Of ons-oighth u n cent per
pound on sugar above II Dutch stand.
atu aud An additional onc.tenth Of a
cent against sugar imported from o0un.
tries paying an export bounty. Sugar
from the Sandwich Islands Ia admitted
irte. Tbs duty on mOlasses Ia cents
q gallon. The schedule goes into Of
feet Jan. /, 1905, and the bounty IL con-
! tlnued until that date.