New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26

add burdens to the people and not take OF thelr
weight he would vote against 1t In all Its phases
Mr. blanchard Dem. Lao then took the floor
and made his maiden speech In the Senate III adNo-
cacy OF the Tariff bill and particularly in defence
of the sugar schedule Taking his stand at the
head Of the main isle on the Democratic side ne
said that from the beginning OF the here
had been a reasonable duty maintained on sugar.
And the Mckinley act was guilty OF singular m
stItutjnr Tor IT bounty-a doubtful and untried
experiment: and the Louisiana delegatioh III I'm, in
ercss had protested against II because they knew
that it could not last sugar he argued presented
maximum OF revenue with minimum OF prohte ad
ton and on that ground the duty on sugar "-'
Tben Mr.. Blanchard attacked the Senate rules,
T Tarif4 b RfTm'''e' S''n 0e''' III TIC pa's
Wr plat G,ep. Comm criticised Mr.. Blanchard
for inveghiac against the rules after occupying an
hour and quarter in a talk which had no refer
once whatever to the immediate question before me
Senate which was amendment by Nj AIuIlcn
to restore the existing law as 10 the duty on
Mr. Harris Dem. TENN to make his usual
motion 70 lay the amendment Of Mr. A so on fb r
eeon1 Il an 50 eEattgi for the f9nT 3Ty. OF w iq
bitter irony. " that he shall have sNty-iour sec
onds" daughter)
solemnly. which meant as mere rallying )es,,
and which l supposed was 50 understood on botn
sides OF the chamber aluding 70 his description OK
Mr. Harris as not a general. but drum major
But have reason to suppose that II was taken IN
afor from tennessee / do not know whether that
Senao VIII GecR nay c S bs or nS and g Of the
country hold that Senator in the highest respect
tegrl,y but for his great intellectual capacity ana
clearness In my Judgment, he is, in ms county
mentary law. lie addresses us. on this side, some
times pretty roughly in tone and sometim t pretW
body would make an appeal either to his sense OF
justice or his KINDNESS Of oh heart @ a
this assurance as it is meant II he does not. sim
truth Of what say ana VIII accent IT, IT, .,,.,.
and myself far as have known confess that
evening, because when asked him to wed under
quest; and the manner in which he received my re-
Guest was not quite agreeable 10 me. l am greatly
obliged - the Senator from MASSACHUSETTS for nay.
ing done me more than justice In what ne mas Just
said, and accept gratefully he statement which he
has made da not ris, hoTeIc f9r the s pyT p6s
l have not much respect, for the shotgun inan-a
seatTHs 10 ~ I'VE gtr to In ny f h amend
ment of the Senator from Rhode Island on the
The snap ana vehemence with which " Harris
got out the last sentence n contrast VITA me se
voked laughter all over The chamberc ,.. ~
Mr Allrlch then moved TO Increase the duty on
breech- loading shotsuns and pistols from 20 per
few minutes 10 criticism q Mr.. Banchard's speech
1emarking that the Senator had come forward sud
@ %6 that the s9 asS 9 MI aa s sugar aS %
his state. Mr.. Adrch said with sarcasm. would
Hot dn he Hodse S' to put sugar Of al kinds On
the free list and to repeal the sugar bounty.
Aidrich's amendneat but /, Vas laid on the table
g sS@ 1n 1paracrap6 60 iiq remains a, 80 per cent
al va,orem. as IN the Honse nih ,., -, 49,.
passed over Yesterday were then taken W and
acted upon. Table and carving knives and forks,
aaa razor or bses SCISSORS and s6ea we're PLACID
CP3ragraph 10 llo at = per cent 40 vaior-in' ana
Flies he banks 1psragraph No. I'D. four inches
y length ana under were PLACED at 30 cents per
inches CO cents per dozen: and nine inches IN length
In paragrsph 10 IA sheets plates wares or
articles of iron. see or other metal. ename!iei or
Cent cent; as in in the House BIZ,
In paragraph No. AS the duty on cut nails and
cut spikes OF iron steel put az 22ia Per cent
against g per cent In the House b,lL 80,
On horseshoe nails, etc paragraph No l45). 30 per
on wire nails made Of wrought iron or steel oar
On spikes. nuts ana washers and horseshoes. etc
paragraph No. liS). p per cent.
on Gu, lacks. hTads or spikes paragraph no $780,
On needles for knitting or sewing machines. etc.
(paragraph 10. 1901, p per cent 49,. l....
on steel plates, engraved stereotype plates para
On railway fish plates paragraph 10 159. p per
on rve;s Of iron or steel tparagraph No $50. 20
on crosscu, saws paragraph No $50. cents per
p e and Yol dS S sam cents per- nc loot and
on circular ana other saws % per cent al
lorem.
on Screws. commonly called wood screws para.
graph No. 1jj) more than t~o inches In length. 3
inches. cents, haif-nch and not more than an
inch. cents. and half-nch md less. % cents. On
the House bill the duty on screws was % per cent
on umbrella and parasol ribs and stretcher
made in whole or chief part OF iron. steel or any
o3er metal NO Per cent al V"ore This Is IN
Mir Hawley Gcp.. Comm moved to insert a new
ture Of brass and iron or Of brass and steel and
argued in favor OF IT, The amendment was re-
'' Paragra aRh 10 wheels Of iron or steel" etc.
went over without action. at the suggestion OF Mr.
The duty on aluminium was fixed az 10 cents per
pound; on Argentine and German silver nnmanuo
per cent; on bronze powder and bronze or Dutch
per cent on bullion metal thread Of gold. silver
and other metals 2 per cent on god leaf 30 per
on On type Pc metal IS per cent ~ '' '' ''
Mr. Quay Gtep., PENN moved to make the duty
on silver leaf and silver powder 100 per cent Re
jected-yeas 10: nays. 81.
went over lin tomorrow morning at the suggestion
of Mr.. Jones Dem. Ark) also the zinc para
as 'o watches ' az Ta and a e TWO
The duty on metallic pens except gold pensl was
fixed at cents per gross; on penholder tips and
gold pens. q per cent; on metallic pins not com.
manufactured articles and wares OF metal not
specially provided for In the act at 80 per cent
the paragraphs reserved for action tomorrow. and
led up 10 the wood schedule % but at this point
the Senate went into executive session. and at
5:l0 y. IN. adjourned until tomorrow morning.
SECRETARY CARL1SLE'S EXPLANATION
HOW THE GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT TIE
WORLDS FAIR CAME TO RE SOLD.
Washington. May 25.-Representative Livingston
OF Georgia. and Secretary OF the Interior Smith had
a conference to-day with Secretary Carlisle regard
ing the Government Building at Chicago. which II IN
al fia and Isx-
position Grounds at that place Mr.. Carlisle stated
that the building was sold the 18th inst. the
Chicago House Wrecking Company; that the con-
tract bad been made out and the company's check