The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-25

| ton machinery required a very high grade OF
| labor and was nursery OF invention" and
these inventions had done far more to reduce
the price OF cotton goods in this country than
couhi have been effected from free trade or
MIR Wilson then lat 1901. NJ asked unani-
mSm S0n sSamd tnnt debate on the
amendments, but Mr.. Cochran Dsm II. "
Mr.. Hare Dem. Ohio, offered to amend the
suhstitute of Mr. PAYNE by putting poughs
| agricultural drills and planters. mowers horse
rakes. cutivntors. ,thrashinR MACHINES. and
| 10 per cent. nd valorem. with a proviso that
they should he admitted free from those coun-
tries which impose no duty on similar articles
Mr.. Money dem. Missl said that American
manulacturers OF agricultural implemente
In favor Of south America. lie read from sta
tistics showing that American agricultural
about half the rates quoted to the. Anne rican
farmer. Both his statements and his authori-
cans, and a lively and amusing cross.iire OF
question: ~, vas EXCHANGED between Mt Money
Sns sH @ Mr. M Sss s Ter hf Mr. And P S
Aiken Rep, Mich.l on the Other:
Mt Warner tpeT:. T. " reierring to the
statement that the agricultural implements OF
American manufacture were sold at lower
had been called in question. said they had been
compiled under his Mr.. Warner'sJ supervision.
a AMI, denied that they had ever been success.
Mr.. sickles tDem. N. y, in speaking to the
wse Zee o. src es shSSi be ,hf s
rule and not tho exception. still the pending
bin did not raise sufficient revenue for the
Government. IL IL was Intended to tide over
this deficiency by the imposition OF an income
tax he wanted to state plainly that he was
And. while lie would like to relieve the burdens
OF the common people. he did not see how this
could be done by taking 1t OH one class and
nutttnR 1t on another. lie said IL n fatal
faiacy to say that burdens could be taken of
@' the G SS U rS sm
OF the poor man. When II WAS proposed to
rats raise re Isvenne by an inSo@e tax DIR;
il was not deman dod By the Democrats plat
the pursuance Of a settled policy II Sscsm s
NECESSARY to bridge over the deficit which that
cratic aud IN American. and predicted that il
would bring disaster on the American people
Everything possible should be done nc ' to PRO:
mote d the genera pro.psri1 hut 1t could not
from "n nSe pS sSu lie ta %, taxation
A short and sharp nlibuster was caus ed BY
Mr.. McMllln Dem. Tenn. reporting the In
clause: to the House a few minutes before tho
hour for taking ling z recess: The Demoeratio
arms in q moment, and the House was soon In
a state Of confusion and excitement A mo-
10y q. viva .voco vote. and a division was de-
manded. Again the proposition was defeated
that II. vote 5. taken Sg Snd nas
but this motion was also defeated. Is to iJsl
The Internal Revenue bill was then reported
that a recess would be taken until s O'clock. In
spite OF the remonstrancs Of this New York
delegation. The announcement was greeted
with loud cheers.
EVENING SESSION.
The speakers at the night session OF the
House were Messrs. Ryan ~. ". Swanson
tNal Baldwin MIMI 1kirt lohiol. Cummings
Johnson IN. D.. Moon Mich Kiefsr Mimi
ton to il There were few ether memSsrs
present. but there was large audience in the
Mr.. Cummings. In referring to q petition to
Congress adopted At mass meeting OF Jour
peymen tailors, held In Cooper lnion. New
from tho Chairman OF the Quincy IN en- Tailors'
Protective and BENEVOLENT Union. received by
him two days ago. II referred TO the fact that
the House OF Representatives in the proceed
ing Congress hat passed a bill limiting tha
amount OF free clothing brought in By passen-
Wilson bill increased ihis limit 10 $3.50
AZ. Jun mings protested against the, action
q ne commIt,tse, on Nays and Means He said
tho wealthy and against the interests OF tho |
poor u affected not only tho Iourneymen |
were now without work but II also affected tho |
and others in SINH ar trades who |
were now without work and without bread.
action OF the committee toward reducing the |
tax on, diamonds As tho Wilson bill was |
per cent. The committee had decided to offer |
an amendment reducing II to 10 per cent. |
,has TsaTs,l0I made the ta3 on da%onds lrss
monts were luxury, and ought to have |
tax commensurate a. least with taxes on the |
would revise the schedule in these aud. other
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