The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-08
THE TARIFF BILL READY.
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wAsuINcToN March mfr. voorhees's state
ruent on the floor Of tho Senate this afternoon
| that he ASSUME ell that the Tariff bill would be
laid before the full mem bership Of the Finance
Com mittce before many hours was borne out
| Ivy the subsequent action Oft Senator. when
| at about 3 o'clock he issued notices for .
meeting Of the full committee for to- borrow
morning at IL o'clock. and eent them TO the
| residences Of the Republican Senators by =
riding page
The Democratic m EN- bers Of the comm ittss
vert to the committee room as soon az the
skirmish over the Bland bill was ended. and
applied them selves to the consideration Of the
bill with rsdoubled energy. Mr.. Voorhees, left
at 3 o'clock. but Messra Vest. Jones. McPher-
son. and Harris remained and ordered their
dinner sent to the committee room. It being
their intention to remain in session tonight
as long as might become necessary to COM
plete the till and send IL to the printing once.
At the same time orders were sent to the Gov
eminent Printing ONCE to have force OF men
on hand ready to take copy as soon as II was
sent and have the bill printed in time TO lay
before the committee at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Having laid all the plans for the final stages
Of the bill the committee renewed their At
tack upon the disputed schedules. One OF the
mated that the bill would. when It reached the
public. he found TO contain some very great
fs 9s.e wilson b snd
y The policy of the com mittee Is carried out as
indi.ated. the net ,amoHpt OF revenue yielded
10y the senate hill will be lees, based upon
present i'm portst!nns and emitting the duty
on sugar. than that figured upon ~ the Com
II is understood that this afternoon some
attention was given % the metal schedule
iron ore this schedule would have to be modi-
lied. but u ~ said that his was atandonedI
on duty Of even so much a. SO cents a ton =
revision OF the metal schedule would not be
After the COMMITTEES had taken dinner the
schedule, and this was promptly. disposed OF,
40 that the com ittee adjourned at 7:40. at
when time the iii was sent to the printer.
Tho duty given to sugar was only agreed
rate appears to- hear the evidence Of being q
eecmpromi.e; The sugar men do not get al
believed yesterday they wouii get. ~ "
4 singular fact connected with the demands
arguments for the sugar producer they have
insisted tnat incidental protection be given tho
re rel, n, their argument oelng that this was
The De snds made BY the sugar man were .
while the renners insists.i that they could not
Do bu.inrss unless they received Of a cent.
tho committee. .ndeayoring to formulate q
hill that would suit all parties and secure the
the committees deems a rensonaDle rate il is
duty. said member OF the committee. at
less cause 10 eomi lain than tho rehner'
IL Is understood ms that rate OF ono
a. mil
test. aud graded up by degrees. so that re-
lined sugar Will have a duty OF about one
This will lie satisfactory to the sugar Senators
the commi'te. profess not to know.
will not have the tax raised beyond the figure
tension of tho bonded period. II IL claimed.
has !, cen won. and that period will he fxet at
hand. il was stated late to- night that tho tax
had been Increased to sI.lO. and tho bonded
Lead ORR. as previously stated In these de- |
spatches has been restored To the dutinbic list.
products. |
pas I1I wn,eG male M': sS1 orE "a xs srs
they were assisted 10y Mr.. Villas OF Wisconsin. |
appears to have been unfortunate. fer. II is !
said. IL still remains on the Tree list.
Coal Is puta ~ cents ton. although. as the |
committee was almost completing its work. |
the proposition was mH,ie TO Civ. coal 50 cents |
anil the final print OF the hill may show that |
this was done. Iron ore loses its equal footing |
with coal and must Le content with 80 cents q
ton.
When tho Hill Ia laid before the full commit
tee to- m orrow at IL o'clock. II will he, as Mr..
oorhees put IL. given to the whole world"
through the agency OF the press Just as was
done in the House com IN ittee.
The completed till was not submitted to the
so called conseryativss; and member OF
the committee sald tonight that tue COM
mittee did NOT know whether those Senators
would support the hill or not
IL was such bill. he said a. the most I'M
reasonable OF reasonable men ought TO sup
port, and in framing It the com mitteo had been
artuated by a dasirs to do what was best for
The whole c 'untry.
At the same lime he continued. concessions
had been mad. with the hope that
by yielding within reason. . united
party could be had. This Senator looked
forward with aoma trepi lation to tn.
possible reception the bill may get. for the
reason that ths CON nfte- hal ueen unable to
see its WAY clear 20 do what was evit.ntly ex-
pert-d 10y some OF the conservatives"
IL was n common rum about the On pito oil to-
lar that Democratic Senators would make the |
attempt to defeat the hill unless the COM
nhtes came 10 their term. and the fact
hat the committee failed. not only In sub.
hitting tho bill to them. but in not
granting the maximum OF concessions, Is
AIKEN as declaration 10 these gentlemen that
. they want more they must 20 to the senate
or IL No EFFORT was made in committee to
the income tax and that remains