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

pub.icans In this attack upon the most Vu.net az
Mr. Hi and Mr. Irby were as Wing 70 repuGb1a dcS
the Causes OF the Democratic Nsurrenuer WIZ M
benefited the Trust as they we're 10 reract Img
visions which offered bonus to the Lo9is, sh
planters. Although Messrs. George Push ana Co f
were driven back into the Democratic ranks by the
protestatlons Of the party manayers tne VVRs ~
TO turn the sca.e agans; the Trus; had not sen.
ator Quay inopportunely gone over TO the ~ "a
ment there were 81 ayes 20 30 nays. Mr.. Quay's
vote, therefore was the casting one which enabled
the R y have to keep
pledges TO the un.ucky Louisiana Planters ,,,o
BEEN VGt lie han En Mr. Mr. sewsrt Joined W6 e oaer
Popusis In oPposns the GoH ,Se ar,l WY 6e
Nevada statesman carefully refrainel. nowf EYER
emphasis some weeks ago the sugar partition.
however scandaous left him gns ;n N iiyir as
long as the more odlous crime OF SILVER &c
monetzation remained unavensrl.
MIR. JONEs's COURAGE GIVES OUT.
Having saved the Trust it's "dnerential" by the
Md alone of a Republican backsdcr. the Demo-
cratic managers did not have the courage let 70 AZ
tempt a fight 10 preserve the bonus OF SioOVo"' OF
s5o0Oooo to the Sugar Trust involved in the post
ponement of the operation of the schedule until
January /, 1885. Mr.. Kyle having moved To- MAKE AK
the new rates operative on the passage ot rsst
ance and the scandaous concession Whleh Icii
raw sugar free for hS TINS tho bor vae of ali that
had been Imported in the interval was stricken out
The Lilo discrminating duty levied on sugar i'm
ported from bounty given c9HntrGS Nv
We're Subsequently modified by the adoption OF Sec
rotary Carsles suggestion whGR H. a9T fy When he
Is satisfied that sugar imported under 1n terms mas
Various substitute paragraphs inc:udins irrc1
sugar amendment offered py Mt ie1,s ma led
but the Democratic managers repuscd all attempts
at modification by majoritEs ranging fro" u
FINAL. VOTE LIKELY TO-DAY.
The abrogation Of the Hawaiian Reciprocity
Treaty was proposed by Mr. Pettsrew' ana
warm debate sprang up. IN which Mir. Morgan ana
AIR Mills had several sharp colloquies. THO clause
In the sugar schedule reafiirming tho treaty was
finally sustained by an overwhelming majority The
reserved amendments IN the Wool sGhGdIe n 9e
but there is no apparent reason WY n ma n0re
on the e SHOULD not DC taHen sbon3 rebel at the
shabby treatment Of the Louisiana planters by the
senSse y pass b %a narrow but safe margin
Mr. Blanchard Is not expected 10 make any uouDle
for the no wa um 'k
makes it's report before doing anything desperate.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL
Washington. July with to-jays session the
Tariff bill entered upon the fourteenth week CT lts
consideration in the Senate ana also upon new
phase Of parliamentary procedure. Up 10 this time
the bill has been peading in Committee Of the Mhoe'
where bills receive their first rough dressing, oAt
now II Is before the Senate proper. There Is NIUE
II any difference in the forms. except that generally
the amendments OF least importance. as ahOptci by
the Committee OF the Whole, are agreed t. IN bulk
by the Senate the more important ones being re-
served for special action AMI being also open 70
debate and TO the presentation of other amendments
When the bill was taken up this morning various
PROPOSITIONS were made and discussed in an informal
way as 10 the mode OF procedure Ultimately IL was
agreed that the amendments to which there was
especial objection should be voted on In bulk Iheh
Senator'S indicated amendments on which tney de-
sired specIal votes Mr. Sherman (Rep. ohio asked
that the entire wool and woollen sche lule De re-
served. and Mr.. McLaurn ODem. Mss deilahdeu
a senarate vote on the amendment eXempiing the
salaries Of the President and United states Judges
from the income tax. Separate votes were demand
ed by Mr. Hale Rep., Me) on the lumber scAeiu'e'
by Nh Kyle pop. 5. d. on the sugar schedule by
Nr Gellinger Rep. y. ID TO hay, by MI
Chandler (Rep. y h as 10 the date when the OIL
a 70 60 into effect and also as TO boraX lead IRON
ore barbed wire lead ore, rice, brandy ana Spirits
wine silk and silk goods. the income tax anu reol-
orocty When ne had finished giving these notices
Mr. rrve (Reo Me) humorousy inquired If 1t was
s,ot easier 10 reserve the whole bill For some TIME
there was so much confusion In the cAalhoer '"d'
the Vice-Presdent said that no attempt 10 transact
,usinass would be made until order was restored
The provision toi paper was reserved ny .hr'
Plat Qep., Comm. Mr.. Jones 'DeIn'' Afk' I0r 'e
Finance Committee reserved the several dates men
toned for the bill to go into effect also as 10 g'asS
ware pate-glass. nuts laces waste WOOL rea'S-
made clothing. ingram carpets, eto 1heh 'he IT,
nnainder Of the unreserved amendments adopted IN
Committee of the Whole were concurred IN IN Du'R'
and the amendments as reserNei pG MI JUNO w.
acted upon as follows
COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS ADOPTED.
Cr.en and colored bottles holding more than one
mint dns,ead Of quartz q cent per pound paragraph
50.
No. s4-Cast polished plate-giass' 22'a cents per
SHT nsert new parasraph Qsoi-"Toothpcks' Of
vegetable substances. IS per cent ad yaloren.l
nuts in the she'll ofber nuts shellel or unshse4
specially provided for % per cent II I Dar cent
vaiorem instead Of q cents per square y9rl con,
insert after the words "laces. edgngs' GO. 2'6
the words MEETINGS and veiiings ana insert ~ pei
cent dnser after the words carbonzed wool G79 tho
words rs per cent ad valoreTn ana insers @i !o
p reT cent cent instead Of T. -.,r.,,
Substitute for paragraph 2Si new paragrupI4
at more than 81 80 per pound % per cent anu var
ued a. ieSs sbe e dntN on ADHESION Administer No
ouette and Chenille carpets $50 20 per cent IN,
stead OF 81 on saxony Wilton ana oo I'm
CARPETS (2s9) 40 per cent, instead Of 81; on velvet
and tapestry velvet carpets go " per con- con-, ,1
ner cent instead OF 30; and on treble Ingram car
pets (2o2). a2,s per cent. instead Of % -,
Making the duty on dice draughts, chessineh' etc
(a3O. 90 per cent. instead OF 3D.
This disposed Of all the Jones amen lments, ex
cent those as to dates which are sim left open
Then the consideration OF the reserved amend
ments was entered on with the following results
Amendment inserting In the first paragraph Of
the bill the words "or withdrawn for cJnsumnli'n'
Agreed 10. % a.. a.,
amendment inserting In paragraph GO after inc
u,or1 ''sponges" the words sea moss or Iceland
moss" 10 per cent al valorcm. Agreed 10. .
Amendment inserting as pew paragraph uV''4
the following: Iron ore, including manganiferon'
iron ore also the dross residuum from burnt
pyrites 10 per cent per tom
This amendment was antagonized by Mr.. HI
Dem N W, but It agreed to-yeas, Us; nays
& the negative votes being those OF Senators Alien
HILL Irby. Kyle and PETER
The next reserved amendment was TO paragraph
1874 "cast-!ron vessels plates and irons ETC. $40 cen
per pound" Mr.. PETER pop. Kan) moved Il
a1,,,, those articles free OF duty. Rejected. tn,