New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

I do nor beI,eye NJ speaker that there would
o oT am amy grea1 Gppn the majority
amendments proposed to this pm oy lne Sel,at S,
the Senate which gve to this BILL in the main.
different character from what 1t had when !. WI,
up to this time to be rreconcilably divided; and i
IS because Of these amendments ana oe,a Ia coup
the statements made 70 us In all Kindness ana couI-
tesv and | might almost say in sadness una, suc,
was the condition Of aars us, al sae vas Wiling 10
accept the Senate bin practcay anu S t In
II passed the Senate. there was TO De no ta III,
legislation at this session OF Congress; We da no'
feel Mr. Speaker, representing me fiouse 90 y,
ts dignity and of It's equality legislative cham
ber respond to any such propSs on a. ,h great
Question of taxation resting by the very theory 81
free Institutions and by the language Oh .e ~ n
rescntaiives of The people. tina; we could for one
moment entertain and agree TO such Po'0''''''
ASIDE from th2 qusston Mr., spfa ss House ase
ara the bill comes back TO US rom NE Sea y,
are 50 married.. In the main 80 opyeGuo IN,
tariff, rcformers IN the country generally. una, we
coul not without the guidance ana ne INSTRUCTOR
Of this House agree 10 accept those y, ND
thus adopt = different and modihei s'hefhe o' '"'"
Whatever mpcrecons NAY hays ia len 10 w ire
perhaps more aware Of It's imperfec;ons than any ~,
body else could bet did seem TO DE acusp, ,n,i.
perfoi nance OF the pledges by which the Demo,
cratic party into power At the DT n pe,n o.
this ADMINISTRATION 1t was iramed UPON, UPON tanes
cratic lines in The main IL sought TN wnnts Of the
10 chiefly
Of great private interests applause s.o,o
has not met the approval OF the great tarn reform
sentiment Of this country II has nor peep ,c,ory
nave ;oowed This standard with 50 much o OF ,b ei
thusiasm for ten lars past rs nn,r psdge and the
full and substantial realization OF their great VIC
tory.
THE POINTS OF CONTROVERSY.
II remains for me simply 10 add. Mr. Speaker
that the chief points in controversy between 'ne
representatives Of the dominant party In the TWO
Uouscs and thus between the conference com
,rittces OF the two houses. were first. the sugar
schedule 10 which the gentleman from ONO AL ,
Johnson has addressed himself he a u ,no, 81
upon iron and upon coal ana me oulF upo,r n,
ver-ead ores and some Of the duties IN the Wooi
Zen schedule and especially 20 some u, those
upon pig iron. upon steel rams upon cu''e'' "'''
Rmt The great diniculty in the, pathway Of al. an
agreement has been proper adjIstmsen. o, ,s n
raw and refined. loud applause ~ ro'eh eaan
ual repeal Of the bounty ana a reduction " orr,
has reintroduced into the proposed Tarin oiii "a
sugar schedule which. whether Tray OF nov, ~
been accepted by the country. 10y me press -. w
EQUITY ~ IN, ,hr ,roet sugar Trust f. PROPOSES
duty of A. per cent al vaorem on az krhu"' "a
sugar. "A dlTerental OF y cent upon rchn'u sus",,
suqar imported from countries that pay an export
bounty uDOn their sugar. Ih'rr - l''SV''"..
ground for difference OF opinion among democrats
,iacc1 IN our Tariff hin or not /, has always bee"
coniendcd hv those who have been leaders ~ the
great tnrin reform movement IN this country thnt
OF all the articles Welding larg" reVenu" sum
rnvenme tar'f could be- placed Their would o~ sub
stan,al agreement. think with that PoS.,'o" w, ~,
,ha, N The sf fram"rs Ok III" Mckinley bi in Their
zeal To- OF taxation The ars'r par Hl mo-
went into the public treasury, IN o'"' tS 80,
might increase taxes he larger part Of when WI
INTO The pockets ~ ther I'M. free IT,,
0avo "a haif cent, or Go Of cent ~ IN" cas-" OF
sugar imported from boGnty-Taying countries. lr.
lection on the refined sugar. ana proVl.h "'n -,
- the PRODUCERS Of sugar ~ tAls ''uhH'. -, -
"nr,r AMI II * difficult for a. 20 get back haushtcf
ON "a. Iatuhllran 0llol 90 the position orlE'h'N
occpet by hg , Nom n We s2r-rc in passhs
sort u wise ana proirf arm fri nI an
NJ se on ihr democratic s'' 80 thar proi"ci non
can never rai-e It's head again In this country.
l. is not possible Nj speaker. FOR any 9nr y,
~, s@oa.c VIA, would be the amount x duty on
rcnnel sugar which wouiI lnrrc as ifoi'ct"" -
though hsI -, fuiiy reached tha' conclusion
when the House hl vas pr.par~i ! nav" no n a,
myself today That tho busincs' - srs.r r.i,aihs
can be carried on as cheap! ~ ne n ave-, a.
any other country N ihr ~ an ,,tr r.
not the scn,es doubt. although 'lh.'.' ~, 49,,
formers amer from M on ihai io'n'. nm ~,
NJ n',rh ioun,y provided ;or the great monopoly
~ refining sugar h this country douI npp,nnsr
a. rccrie rom The Iionsc position ror fr'c sugar
AMI attempt 20 agree upJ1 son" revenue t,N.N',
q,
~, Rouse acrcp; such a provision as hat which
IS orereI in The senate bln. I,oul applau'e)
WAR ON THE SUGAR TRts ST DECLARED
~, ie true. as stated % the gentleman from
| Ohio ,lir J1nrson). q which hlv" seen ni's"''
| como affirmation. la the yress-f g De trur that
the grea, American Sugar Trust has grown 80
strong aaI 90 powerful that 81 SAYS that no TAIN
! ,p can ra4s the American Congress n which ~
interests are lot ai"quateiy glsrlc1. IT, say th''
BE- true. hope this Iiofse MI n"y"T ,n,r", -
az nrnmenL %f." s sne-a T1rlr b may
be- his HOuse w' not consent 70 an ailo'ri mn,
s gn On ' ,h Pre- s, encw,i cecrs ind o'hsr
dcmonrtra'ons ~ ap,ans~. which A.,'n ,or S, ,"
| air ana waving haudkerchcf' eicJ IT,. ..,,A
Mr. s2 shs; max Az n oher p'n,s Of dispute b.,
" r.rhnne almost bcyonI th- limits Of proper
Iennc,,or rone over the arguments IN favor % the
! r.'r,se ~ the great materials OF industry rom
taxation under any Dill that may be- Pns-l by Con
tention o. the position ~ wnich we ma 1, @ps ,,
! ou.sfion Of tariT reform has been the bIrnnH me
dividing question Of American polite ior me ias'
have hrre Zines voted fer tn preseni o,cgpaH,
Of the White House on the great issne o, KARIN
! reform. when. IN lNss we were nc,th'ei pl d
narrow margin before n. people o, ihs 1 c .Sn
there not Demo RAJ ID al, ,h's In VINO cl
,husastic ana as determined t. press Onward IN
| lin him me day b"'ore tApplans"D II was De,
cas. Of ihai determination, IT was because OF thlt
! growing en- nlSlfSHl IL "',
,d nc hr Of the spirit Of American liberty melting
-" u ,,.s because felt the inc!iem"nt or great
| ,,nrsi purrose which multlpllcs men Dy ten, tha'
~. took M this cause IN ISIS ana fought Tor IL IN
! ieto nd prevailed In 1899. ApplauseJ The Ameri-
a, ,,.,,,le have given the responsibility ~ re-
! mains =, be seen whether we also have the power
! TO FUN their mandate
| uor-SE BILL INDORSED BY TIE PRESIDENT.
The bill which passed the House was not only ap-
nr,ycl. prepared and voted for By those who are
! the Immediately chosen servants OF the taxpayers
lint ha1 approved
| 49,, t,,o,..J bv the President. who was chosen by
| ,heu 10 carry out this great reform OF the tar1n
! IInnlauqcJ Thus every part OF the machinery OF
~ Tri,.d states Government to-day deriving ~
/ authority from the direct vote OF the American
neo,la- FOR the Electoral College now amounts 70
p,,ti,o, .nd The President If virtually chosen by
NJ, 1ote every part Of the lawmakng machinery