Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-03

ingram carpets. etc. Then the residue OF
unreseryed amendments adopted in Com
mjttee OF the Whole were concurred III
I'm bulk: and the amendments az reserved
by Mr.. Jones were all agreed 10 seriatini
except those as TO dates, which are Sun
open.
SUGAR.
Then the consideration OF the amend-
ments reserved by other senator's was en-
tered upon, and the action OF the Com-
mittee OF the Whole was confirmed unul
sugar was reached. Then Mr.. Mander-
son moved to strike out paragraph h@'
which repeals the sugar bounty, anu 10
substitute for IL a paragraph 10 continue
until July /. 1905. the bounty on sugar
from beet sorghum, sugar-cane. and maple
syrup. as provided for In the Mckinley
act. Mr.. Hill moved To amend the para
eraph by striking out the woHs January
/. 1895" and inserting the wofds TO take
effect on the passage or TINS act 80
that the repeal of the sugar bounty shall
20 into effect Immediately upon the Dill
becoming operative. ,,,,
The vote was taken first on Mr.. Hiif
amendment. and IT was agreed to-yeas,
35; nays. gas follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aldrich. Allison, Chandler
Coke. Cullom. Davis, Dixon. Dolph, Du-
bols. Frye, Gallinger. George. Hale, Haw-
lev. Pnl Hoar Irby, Jones OF Nevada,
Lodge Mcmillan. Manderson. Mitchell OF
Oregon. Patton PETER. Perkins. Pettigrew.
Platt, Power. Pugh, Quay, sherman
Shoup Squire. Teller. and Washburn--jo
Nays-AIessrs. Allen, Bate. Blackburn
blanchard, Caffery, Camden, Cockrel
Faulkner, Gibson. Gordon, German. Har'
rs, Hunton, Jarvis. Jones " Arkansas
Kyle. Lindsay, McLaurin, Martin Mills
Morgan, Murphy. Pasco. Ransom. Roach
Smith, Turpie. Vest, Villas, voorhees,
Walsh. and White-S2
Mr.. Manderson's substitute was ther
rejected--yeas, 81; nays, -.
Mr.. Kyle PopulisU, OF South Dakota
moved TO strike out the one-eigth dlf-
ferential given the sugar-refiners and th'
one-tcnth discriminating duty on sugars
imported from countries where an expor
bounty is paid on refined sugar This re
solution was divided and both PROPOSE
tions In 1T were rejected, the first by
vote of 81 to S5, and the second by one
of 80 10 50.
Mr. Kyle moved to strike out the words
"on ana after January l, 1885, and make
the section 20 into effect on the passage
of the act. Mr. Jones assented to this
and the change was made.
HAWAII.
Mr. Pettigrew moved to strike out the
provision against abrogating the Hawaiian
| treaty, and to insert In lieu OF 1t a para
| graph abrogating, repeating, and an
nulling IT, This brought on long poll
| tical debate, but wher vote was reached
| Mr.. Pettigrews amendment was rejected
| yeas, II: nays. 81. The affirmative votes
were given by Messrs. Allen. Blanchard
| Carcry, George Hansbrough, Hi, lrby
| Manderson. Mills, Pettigrew, and Power
Mr. Pettigrew then moved 10 strike
from the bill the provision that nothing
in it shall be construed 10 abrogate oi
impair the provisions OF the Hawaliar
| treaty, and he said that he made the mo-
ton 50 as to leave with the administra'
ton the responsibility of the twelve
months notice OF the termination of the
treaty. Rejected-yeas, L; nays q. The
! affirmative votes were given by Messrs
| Aldrich. Allen. blanchard, Caffery, Cul
lom, George. Hansbrough. Irby Mander
son. Mills. Pettisrew. and Power.
Mr. Jones on behalf OF the Finance
Committee offered an amendment, which
went over till tomorrow providing thai
the bounty provided in the Mckinley aci
| shall stand unrepealed u the extent thai
there shall be paid to the American pro
| ducers OF sugar produced In 1884, testing
not less than 80 per cent. nine tenths ol
a cent pound. that testing less thar
81 Der cent eight tenths OF cent a
pound, and that testing less than 80 pei
cent eight tenths Of a cent pound.
Paragraph 1s2 IL. as amended, was ther
agreed to-yeas, IS; nays, "a 1t read a:
follows:
"On and after the passage OF this ac
there shall be levied. collected, and pale
on all sugars and on all tank bottoms
syrups of can--juice or Of beet-juice
mclada. concentrated melada, concrete
and concentrated mol3ss,s, duty Of q
per cenum al valorem, ana upon al
SUGARS above No. ~ Dutch standard II
color. and upon all sugars which have
! been discOlOred. there shall b. levied
collected, and paid duty Of one-eightf
! Of ! cent per pound in addition 10 th'
| said duty of 20 per centum al Valorem
and all sugars. tank bottoms, syrups o
cane-iuice or beet-juice, melada, concen
trated meada. concrete or concentrated
! molasses. which are imported from or are
! the product of any country which at th'
| time the same are exported therefron
pays. directly or indirectly, a bounty OF
| the export thereof, shall pay "A duty o.
| one tenth Of l cent per pound in addition
! TO the foregoing rates; provided, that no
thing herein contained shall be con
| strued as to abrOgate or In any manner
| impair or affect the provisions of th'
treaty OF commercial reciprocity conclud
| ed between the United States and th
| King Of the Hawaiian Islands on the 3Oti
| day OF January. 1870, or the provisions o
any act OF Congress heretofore passet
| for the execution of the same. That OF
and after the passage Of this act ther'
| shall be levied, collected. and paid OF
| al,
above Sc degrees polariscope a duty o
cents per gallon if testing above 8
| degrees polariscope. a duty of 1 cents pc
| gallon"
| The following IS the vote in detail:
Yeas-Messrs. Allen. Bate. Blackburn
| Blanchard. Caffery. Call. Camden. Cock
ren. Coke. Daniel. Faulkner, George
| Gibson. Gordon. German. Gray, Har
| ris. Hunton. Jarvis, Jones of Arkansas
! Lindsay. McTaurin, Martin. Mitchell o
Wisconsin. Morgan. Murphy. Palmer
Pugh, Quay. Ransom, Roach, Smith, Tur
pie. Vest. Villas, Voorhees,, Walsh, an,
! Whites.
Nays-Messrs Aldrich, Allison. Carey
Chandler. Cullom. Davis. Dixon. Dolph
| Dubois. Gallinger Hale, Hansbrough
| HawIey. Higgins, Hill. Hoar. Irby. Jone
Of Nevada. Kyle. Lodge, Mcmillan. Man
| derson. Mitchell of Oregon. Patton
PETER. Perkins, Pettgrew, Platt. Power
Proctor Shoup, Squire. Teller, and Wash
| burn-3i.
COTTON BAGGING
The committee amendment placing cot
ton baggng on the free list was agree'
10 by a vote Of 81 TO -.
Mr.. Allison called attention TO para
graph 27O. which had been amended s
as 10 read "Burlaps containing not owe
forty threads 10 the square inch, % pc
cent. ad valorem." the words bags 10
grain made Of such burlaps. 20 per cent
| ad valoren," being struck out. In othe
words he said. the duty on the raw ma
| terial had been increased from 10 TO
| per cent, while the manufactured articl
WAS placed on the free list.
In the debate which Mr.. Allison thu
started Messrs. Mills, Vest. and Jones
and Mr.. White, of California. all favore'
putting burlap itself on the free list. MI
Platt opposed IT,
Finally. Mr. Mills moved to strike on
! paragraph go (burlaps and grain bag
made from burlaps), and to place both ol
| the free list.
Pending the motion, the Senate, at 1g
took a recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow
! Through this action there will be n
opening prayer tomorrow, no Journal, an