New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10
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and occupy Its time. The whole thing. he asserted
was a mere sham and pretence without shadow
NJ foundation Nobody, Mr.. Sherman said. mad
over denied the right of petition. Coxey knew that
any member OF the Senate or OF the House "ouiu
present his petition and the petition or the men
who were with him. If CoXey had the r'shl u
make a harongue from the Capitol steps. every
other man would have the same right; ana YET
neither he-a Senator OF the United Statesmen the
VIce-Pres,dent Of the United States had any snch
right There Is no occasion for excitement Inc
people who say they speak for i0VoV" OF peop'c
Will find that they do not speak for ha.f milioh
They will find that the majority OF our people are
sound and strong. and are In favor OF la"lui ieahs
and lawful ends. and all this passing wave OF eX-
element will die away with the general appropa-
ton and action of the mass OF our people
At this stage OF the discussion the morning hour
having expired. the resolution went over "ilhou'
action till tomorrow, Senator Teller ana others
signifying n desire to be heard upon H. The Iarih
bill was then. 1T 40 p m, taken up. ana long
discussion took place on tho pending amendment
10 insert in the enactng clause Of the Dill the
words "or withdrawn for consumption 30 that u
will read that the duties provided In the act VIII
be levied collected and paid upon all articles i'm
ported from foreign countries or Withdrawn ior
consumption after the Both Of June 1871
The amendment attacked on the hepuphca"
side OF the chamber as making a gift of between
100000 and 100000 to the owners OF importer
goods now I'm warehouses: and was defended on the
Democratic slle being Just and equitable ana i"
accordance with existing law
Mr. Hale declared that the various amendments
already reported by the Finance Committee were
MI, In smply 10 grease the way 90 tnat the Dill
MIGHT be nj last launched and sent back 10 the
House OF Representatives. lie expected 10 "iIneSS
the spectacle Of the Senator from texas M W.
1iaring each Of them that they knew nothing
whatever about the bill. but that II was az neh n
81 them would know what the bill contained or
"H Wr Ndrch rep. T. - tainted the Democrats
with nddelty the Democrats plS'is3 ,oI va b
had declared Protection in the Cni'ed o,a fraud
The taunt had an Immediate effect upon me soma ma
tor from Tesas and excited manner referred his
speech several weeks ago In when ne dec,aIv ia the
s.,lf I'm be (as between the Mckinney act anu tne
WiisoD hin between the devil and the deep sea-
n ia change has come over the spirit OF the situa-
,,on-not over my spirit. | have not got as ru i
sea room as on that occasion. ! ma tnat tne PHI PHI
rhIch ought perhaps to bear the honored name
of the Senator from Maryland Ont D2Tnu s VI can M
the senator from Ohio tMr Brice). No man T az
,nr,nre me into the admission that the bill pending
before this body Is In any resPeSi at an conven
ion ~ the Democratic people OF thc nlt'u 1tht,s
have said-and expect TO say ss long a. , 80 4,
he only honest system OF taxation, ana tnat ,ne
specific system Of taxation rs ip0 s, i've Ciovern
mn, Tor The bereht Of favored classes ! stand
here TODAY and snail stann lHfIf 40 '|''p
a e,nrle one OF these amendments changing me
pu,us , ~ have 10 be drawn nearer and nearer 70
49, &c Klnley ACT I'm the rates 81 duty and In the
amount 81 toop "oniry who have been starved to
Seoh under this system OF taxation. without being
ro evcn The badges OF protection. The very hrst
cianC made is one from an az NaoreH 10 So -,
10 have md ~ surrender at discretion az every
point until Il IT, now a question prt~esn M MI, ~
yery ttle margin OF difference between the two
repent what said before that ! VIII vote asa'n n
eorporatcd In the bn viii vote for the blu II Il
has OF reduction in H. as choice ee, snla
in 1859 that protection Is fraud ana that me parry
And there is where ] stand. | want 10 make an
honest EFFORT 70 redeem that pledge and do not
Tbsre was some applause In the galleries at the
c,oss ~ the speech or the two Democratic SEN
atorH spec niy snS in the senate chamber but he
sImply smiled and was not moved TO make any re-
The mm.niment WAS then agreed to without any
further discussion and wi'hout division ,,u,.,,,
Of which he mad previously given notice. as fol-
'Excep, that when not In contrayentlon Of any
existing treaty any article made dutiable In the
manfaS,urc OF Great Britain Of any Of TIE colonies
OF Great Britain. pay "A duty double that herein
imposed. and any article upon the free list In the
preceding section shall. II the product or manu-
fncture OF Great Britain or OF any OF the colonies
81 Great Britain, pay duty or - per centum al
valorern: and such additional and discriminating
duties shall remain In force until Great Britain
shall assent to and take part In an international
agreement together with the United states FOR the
coinage and OF silver. and shall cease whenever
Great Britain shall assent 10 and take part IN such
International agreement for the coinage OF silver
The amendment was discussed Al some Length by
Senator's Lodge. Stewart Pop. Nevl: PETER crop.
KanD: Mcpherson Dem, y. j.; Teller Cftep' COIL
and Plat ORep. Conn., - 49,,
Mr. Harris dem. TENN. who had several times
moved 10 lay the amendment on the table ana had
Withdrawn the motion. 80 as 10 allow senators 10
speak upon the amendment. renewed the motion
after Mr.. Lodge had finished his remarks ana
stcrnly refused 10 withdraw II any more.
The vote taken on Mr.. Harriss motion, ana
It was agreed to-yeas. 80: nays. ~.
and the tariff blu then went over TIL tomorrow
A substitute for the Coxey resolution was offered
by Mr. Teller (Rep.. Cob. and accepted by Mr.
Allen pop New. and went over I'LL tomorrow.
IL omits The preamble. and provides for select
committee to investigate all the facts and circum-
stances connected with the arrest and mprison-
Inent OF Coxey Browne and Jones. and with the
general conduct OF the police on May ! also as TO
whether any further legislation is needful for the
protection OF the parks and grounds and for the
protection OF citizens who may visit the Nationai
capital House bill to authorize the construction
OF a bridge across the Mississippi River at Red
Wing Mimi, was taken from the calendar ana
The Senate then proceeded TO the consderat ton
Of executive business. and at . D. m. adjourned
until tomorrow at IL a. m.