The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-06
VOL. S-NEW SERIES NO SO.

ler, Caffery. Call, Camden. Cockrell. Coke.
Daniel. Faulkner. George. Gibson, Gordon.
Gray, Harris, HuntOn, Jarvis. Jones
(Ark). Kyle, LINDSAY. McLaurin. Man
dcrson, Martin, Mills. Morgan, Murphy,
Pasco, Perkins. Pugh. Ransom. Roach.
Smith, Vest Villas, voorhees, and White
Mr.. Allison moved 10 strike out Of para
graph lS2 ID the words ION and after
January /, 1895" so as 10 make the sugar
duties 80 into effect with the passage pf
Reiected-yeas. 30; nays. 80. Mesers.
hin. Kyle and PETER voted aye ana Mr.
Mr. pettigrew offered an amendment to
strike out Of the section the provision
for additional duties on sugar above NO.
I6 Dutch standard, remarking lnat ~
would reduce by so much the proh'S Vi
the Sugar Trust .,
The three Populist senator's MesSrS;;
Allen. Kyle and PETER, and Mr.. hiil
Mr. Manderson had proposition to
make; half bounty and ana haif hdoeaty 9pyy' II
He offered an amendment to carry out
that idea. but It was voted down, WITH
out division
THE SUGAR VOTE.
Dir. Chandler began another speech
with the cutting remarks: .
''The sugar schedule show is about 10
ed Aence wire and free lumber. ne
Democrats have got the Pcpulists And
the Sugar Trust has got them all
General laughter)
Mr. Chandler was followed by MT.
Aldrich. who began in this way
1T is evident that the die Is cast.
The spectacle Of a great party, nope
less and helpless, in the control OF IN
fuences outside Of this chamber. mu [
be humniating one to the American
people: but the fact Of their existence
is present, and known 10 every man in
the United States. If senators on the
other side Of the aisle could vote on
the sugar schedule according 70 their
conscience and judgment II would re
ceive their almost universal condemna-
tiOn. Not over six senators on that sue
believe in the justice or the equity OF IT,
But Influences, not known to the Ofgam-
zatlon Of this chamber, have demanded
that certain provisions shall be put IN
the statutes Of the United States ana
the members Of great party craVehly
submit TO these demands.
Mr.. Palmer replied. with a show OF
Indignation. to the charges aimed az
Democratic senator's by Messrs;; i,lni; iIaie;
Aldrich and Chandler, the H0eHSeu
thersites Of this body .,.o., -, .bo
Finally the question was taken on the
Jones amended paragraph lS2 Il ~ WIS
agreed to. yeas, 5o' nays - az iI''T" H',t =
Yeas-Allen. Blackburn, Blanehasrd;c c6lle bHe-
Ter. Cafery. Camden. Cockreii, Sohe'
Faulkner. George Gibson. Gordon, Gray
Harris, Hunton, Jones Ark, Kyle, Lind Lind
saw. Martin. Mills Mitchell CWis)' MOT
gan. Murphy. Pasco, Pugh, Quay, Ran
som. Roach Smith TurIPie Vest Was
Voorhees,. Walsh. and White-35.
Nays-Aldrich, Allison, Cameron, Carey
Chandler culom Davis pg1Pn' SS1aH gg5s Rge41s
Hill Hoar. Lodge. Mcmillan, Mandersonl'
Mitchell (Ore) Patton, PETER; Petu,
grew. Platt, Power, Shoup, Teller ana
Waehburn-28
The pairs we're Bate and Proctor Berry
and Wilson. E~fce and Wolcott. Call and
Morrill,. Daniel and Squire. German ana
Jones New. Mcpherson and lrby, jar
Wis and sherman, McLaurin and DlXoh'
Palmer and HansbrOugh
PARAGRAPH 1S3 was amended by increas-
ing the duty on sugar-candy from 81 10
95 per cent ad valorem and by adCing
the words. "saccharine, % per cent. ad
vaIoTem."
TOBACCO SCHEDULE
That finished the sugar schedule and
brought the Senate up TO the tobacco
schedule, 0O.
The Senate, at 6:O5, adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ