New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

1t-ash,nyton Nav 1.-THE Tariff bill was taken
go, In ,hs senate at noon and Mr.. Gallinger deliv-
cred the second part OF his speech against ~ -
Galllnger concluded the reading OF the secoho part
~ his speech az As and then the actual cohsiuer
,,o, ~ rho Tariff bill was resumed Item NO. ~
"Ochre sienna lumber and their earths' srouhu ="
~ ~ carfs ner pound" being the item on wnlch
tho senate was engaged at the adjournment yes
terday. s,,
nv making the duty these earths' dry' l-iV oi
cont nar pound and argued in favor OF H.
~a,ber entertaining colloquy arose between sem
o,o~s Higgins and Allen pop. Neb) as TO the con-
st,utIonal limits of the taxing power IL was ea-
rled on for nearly hour without eiIher oo'a.,"s
any advantage over the other flnahy, MI 80.
showed much annoyance and Indignation a' '"e
o,,,bet ..long-haired and wild-eyed fanaucs' as
-, % his marty and remarked how strange II
,as ., haar men who denounced paternallsm auVo-
Ting q, the Senate the most notorious monument
n naternalism that party had udreu " "
c,ytv of And as soon as their great paternaIs''e
scheme he said was threatened they how1eo aoou'
~ injury 70 the industries OF the country
Mr. Palmer Dem. I'D broke In upon tne 'o"-
s,. and reminded Mr.. Higgins that the ne
oroes had been freed from personal oondase oy ."s
penuhlican party. as that party caimeu' anu ''a'
,hen under Republican domination the nesroes
va hean given TO tax bondage. He (ir. faimep
wanted 70 emanclpate them entirety, 50 '"a' '"N'
cOtii
.Vhat do you pay for linen shir'' MI -''S
GINS oueried with an air of triumph A.
"I have not bought one recently was ",'
palmer's response at which the galleries ~ ~appauu.
ed and laughed and Mr. Higgins reureu III appa'e"'
discontinue and annoyance. ,.,. ma.
rr,a a,scrss,on Of Mr. Hlggnss amendment was
.,'.ad nv Senators Aldrich Rep, r. l) ana
Lodge (2ep., Mass). . A..
Then Mr. Gordon Dem. Cal tooA par 10 e
discussion. expressing. ironically. MS tna"hs ~ ao'
tho interest shown in Southern INDUSTRIES W "
publican Senator'S ~, c.so, ,,e,hsr
I'D ,o,n with him in voting TO lay the Dill
an ,be table adding that that would settle the Ques
ton In five minutes 80, o,,,,a ma,
he laid on the table he would prefer 10 see Az"
- ,h h,u-even II II were It's defeat-rather 'han
30 have the question kept In doubt until mex. w
vember. as seemed u NC ~
lican Senators. -, ,r, - ~.
..Whue I would not favor laying the Dill on tne
,ahls " Mr. Harris remarked. Il Will move 70 lay
s,ou mart OF It 0he pending amendment, on tns
,ah,a d" The motion was agreed to-a 10 IL. Inc
-. ,har nroceeded at a quicker rate with ths
ox, toms Of the BILL on which these duties were
fixed:
WORK ON THE CHEMICAL SCHEDULE.
or u,tramarine blue dtem 43). 3 cents per pound.
On varnishes dtem Az, % per cent al Va4ore"'
and on spirit varnishes. 81 80 additional per saAo"
for the alcohol contained In tnem
On vermilion Qtem 4O. % per cent ad Va'orem'
ON whiting and Paris white dry dtem 4o) q cens
nor Mound: and ground in oil or putty "a cent pss
pound. s
ON oxide OF zinc dtem 40, cent per pound.
On all other paints dtem 49,. not speciaiiy pe0'
vlded for 25 per cent ad valorem
ON white acetate OF lead 0tem 49, ~ cents peg
mound: on brown acetate OF Lead IA cents pes
mound. and on iitharge iis cents per pound
ON nitrate OF lead Qtem 5O. li5 cents per pound
On orange mineral and red lead dtem 6D. IA cents
per pound. .
ON white lead Qtem 52. Ia cents per pound.
ON phosphorus Qtem 53). Is cents per pound.
On b,chromate and chromate of potash dtem 90.
25 per cent al valorem
On hvdriodate Qtem $50. % cents per pound
On nitrate OF saltpetre. refined Qtem b6), u cent
per pound.
on prussiate OF potash red or yellow dtem 81.
per cent ad valorem.
This brought the bill down to medicinal prepara-
tons dtem 5s) at which point the bill went over un-
I'll tomorrow.
The following changes In committee appointments
were announced Senator Gray Dem. DELI from
the Committee on Patents to the craftsmanship OF
the Committee on Privileges and Elections (recently
occupied by the late Senator Vance Of North Caro-
lna); Senator Call (Dem. Fla) from the Com
mittee on Civil Service and Retrenchment to the
Craftsmanship Of the Committee on Patents; Senator