New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24

by another. This amendment was rejectcd-yeaS
Yca;-Messrs Aldrich. Allison. Carey Chandler
iansbrou s' hggims. mi. foar ir6y Lodge
Man4ersoq Mitchell ore Morrill, rt'os sb1 Tgr
shoup. Teller ana Washburn-D. u,.,.,.u
c3ry E c5 Af@ H cde Dogh aRae
George. Gibson. German. Gray. Harris, haW.ey
Pherson. Martin Mills, Mitchell CWisl. Morgan.
Murphy Palmer Pasco. PuEh. Roach; Smih 5Hr-
The exemption therefore remains fixed at 5000;
Mr.. Hill then moved to postpone for one year ne
ana 1901. Rejected-yeas. 26; nays. y. $780,,
This finished the amendments 10 Section o. and
Section 50 then taken up. The committee
amendments mostly Of formal charac'eF' were
Mr. Hoar offered the Amendment Of which h had
given notice to except from the tax inherilances
from lineal ancestors or descendants ana between
Mr. Vest opposed the amendment, asserting that
her Mei g. @S. or So T 70 pay y tax II IN"
heritance Of succession tax prevailed IN az G'u
prevailed in the State Of New-York. AMI was
Mr Hoar protested against tina; view and asked
why widow should have TO pay an inherltt s,,s
tax on the @0" or so'Vo whrh Snr ang n'o ~ ~.
senate was expected - vote ne said not because n
simply because they put their judgnen; and con
science in the hands OF one or ;wo men. lesis;;a-
was not legislation; II vas conspiracy ana nothing
elS1; 1t was yISnny and no5nins 1,' ,,r uo,rs
ny tvo or ;hree men lie wanted to say once for
ali. that thcy we're endeavoring honestly to MAKE
a Just and equitable bill. aaG the Senator ron
Nassachuse;ts was not justified IN denouncins
everything that dG not meet his approval
NJ. Holrs amendment was reJeci"d-yeaS' -
Mr. fIoar then moved The sYme amendment 2py
restricting II to inheTi;anceb below 500. % Ih'S
On motion Of Mr.. foar. and without opposition n
| favor Of Judges Of n, United state courts. -.
Mr. Pat deP Conn., moycd 70 Elk; Elk . qui 'S be
made rom the Srsrc gate income Of all the mem
bers Of family. The vote this Amendment
wy" 3easE NJ Airch caTey chande cu4om
Davis. Dixon. poph. Dubois. Frye. Gl.An-er' Gray'
f6fse yII.chcl. ,6rsJ MS-gsn F4;,on Perkns
Plat, Proctor. Quay. sherman Shou?. Squire. Ie'rr
Naysr-MSssrs. Alien. Rate Berry Blackburn Blackburn
G5rman. Harrn. Hunton. Irby Jarvis Jones ClrkJ.
Lindsay, McLauI.n Martin. NILE. NJ enc. 49,
V V5! t1,e and Py WR,e H2i'n S' i' 49,
An inquiry Vas made by MIR. Shernan rep,
come come tax 1; wa .ia;~s IN answer by 81. Tes,
| that x hal been estimated ~ SN"'l"' guy 'hA
Mr. sherman expressed ia conviction that 10,
f ax a"a f no. ' priaee ' more han tooo OF
! S5VHrJ. Ii a4ds that u would prov" - D. re
most unpopular and nnpfoduchye tax ever .'''e1 "'
VI Hn inquired a.. 70 me grncp.e on y, @h f.,
tie sa:sres o. untel States judges were 10 De ~
ye' coqfe-t IA. na, amr raaI W.. al ln nj
ra',..,..y nop-e,r 81 thc contention " Ch."f jus
ce I9aey .ea' ' ne fr.e4 ..,~s BIZ 'h5an
no., be- iimn shel iur.ns t9er Term % ofi-e 'he
woui 3, a. infr.ngrmea, 81 he Cons'iu,oa.
Mr.. H'N then moved an am'ngmsn' 20 atps;,, ~. ,'
TSs presient h. sall al NOT ask y. IL or ND
ws mr. M nat,er daushter ia. Re thought ih,;
| n The salaries u ne judges were exempted A. -
sam excnpi.or snou.l Doe given - the crz~n =
| %tw-York VINO occupied the place OF President
Nj P;resiicnt' -aid Mr Vest. With good.hu-
-. We 4saN have from he STATE q New York.
,he aopea IS most .rres,s, HE" General laughter.
in VIXEN Mr.. I'm took par)
MR.. HILL Turns THE TABLES.
81 am afraid Mr. President" Mr.. HI promptly
| retor,ei THAT II keep on with this KIND OK
taxation this vii be the las Democratic President
from any State IN the Union" applause IN The
sNVTr' iHII.s amendmen, was agreed 20 whou, op-
res.t.on and 80 the salary u the President is also
NPifsa s T9 5ax iAs min tx va. to strike out the
exemption Of such United states 9onls a. sr5 10y
taxafion short argument were M TO- by Mr.. III
and Mr. Hoar. and Mr.. Vest, IN T'ptlnk 20 th"W'
sa1 that they were both animated hy The same
desire-to defeat the BIZ. and both we're cnsas"d
in making raids upon H. The committee expS,rl
at al! points and TO show that not on:y was the
bill just ana equtanar ln'asuar, "ui 'r hu Il y @
Mir Hoar declared emphaticaliy and almost pas
sioratev that the advent OF the Democratic party
~ rnVer win the Senator's from Missouri Texas
and Arkansas Vest. NILS and jones' as ts imam
country financially than the Rebellion lisef d!e-
ris.ve Smiles on the part Of many Democratic
Senator's He az not mean OF course, as , 10 Ic
and ~ credit I'm the misery % poor and honest
households In the starvation OF families This iast
years work Of the Democratic party had been two
fold worse than the four years 81 rehr.l'n tsell
lie hoped that the bil would be defcntei. blt ne
KIN W that. whether defeated or not, its authors
can people could get at them. The senator lMr
VesO and his associates had during The debate
OF the last six weeks. when the great details or the
bill Rad been under con5ideraton sat DUMP. as
II they were practising for a deaf and dumb
asylum or had lived In one al their days
Nj Palmer replied to Mr.. Hoar. and spoke OF the
soiicton borne by the Democratic senators IN
having TO listen 10 the unjustinabie and malignant
! assaults had been bard to bear, gu, 'eInocraauc
Senator's had fer the urgent necessity for action
and had borne wiih them; II was 100 "a" nov
they silent On.y because me country was
suffering, ard because practical legislation was de-
40 human being" Mr. Iioar broke in ever
thought Of tauniing the Senator from Illinois for
silence" ,,
! ing attitude asked Mr. Hoar 70 repeat his remark,
and Mr. Hoar did Mr.. Palmer took the sar-
casm sood-namrsdiy' ana 3n}d sge he spna6r
| from Massachusetts, was quite venerab.e as com
| pared to himself ,,.
| and Of the assurance he'd out by Mr.. Hale that
the remaining provisions Of the income tax could De
disposed OF on Monday. Mr. Harfis' az ~ con-
| scented 10 an adjournment.
TIE VAQUERO EEArS OTHER H-FOoTERS
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