Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-23
l SENATE SESSION.
10 TABLE THE TARIFF BILL
s,s,tors Hurry 10 The R'scue.-l'oll
CAN Watched With Intense
Interest

NJ
ssp,te Teller moved 10 lay tho tariff
rIlop the table In order 10 see u Ga,
tlvas the one which the Democrat,
majority intended 20 pass.
Hin, ifby and Kyle voted against
Tsllori motion.
Trllers motion was defeated by a
,lfic, party Votes yeas, IS nays.
KYLE Introduced a resolution calling
af noninterventlon In Hawaiian
saslu, which went over until TO.
morrow. $500.
g5fman spoke on the tariff Dill. 10
riaintd that action had not been uu.
u.ually delayed. The Wilson bill had
b,sp reported before itu effects upon the
txsiltg Industries could be properly
siudiri. ltfailed 10 meet the demands
of the treasury department and
actually increased the deficit created
ly Republican prohibliive duties. The
senate always perfected such bllls.
Yti, no sooner did tho finance com.
mltieB begin work than the Demo-
rmuc senators were Informed that
a1y change would be- sot down ~
"aglrayGi u the uatty's promitos."
sui German; ut cannot be- deuioi
The demand fot prompt action has
..H0usly Impaired the efficiency u the
d.suce committees work; II ultimately
trfamu 10 strong that the revision
Vas hastily completed ana the bill re-.
ported 20 The Senate, | yentured the
atsftl0n In the course OF the silver
debate that nowhere was the truth u
ilu old ladngo, The greater haste, the
lntpcu1,' better Uxcmplifed than In
.trslhlIon. 30 II proved then aud 80 IL
VIluOw.
"ln answer TO the Republicans, der.
man asserted that the iii had
btrn constructed on the Demo.
tAuC theory Of tariff for revenue,
with sucn incidental protection
aH could DO given consistently
10 tho industries Of the country. IL
allowed strictly the course marked
Tut by President Cleveland IN the
liilurs acceptance. This IL not free
lnle measure, tut longer atop
iof ifte trade than either the
ihu Mile bill or tarin act Of
lssl. it was Democratic because
0 reduced taxation TO the require.
uruts Of the government; It was not
It1tCt, but II waA most logical, most
tf the brUadost aud most Timely, and
sud prove the most advantageous
ndh legislation enacted siuce the
republican parry sprRng into exist
tlCD,
German denied that any trust had
dictated any part Of any Bohedule.
Justice 10 Louisiana required tho r..
tutlOn OF the sugar bounty. That the
sugar trust had thflyen under tho
Republican tariff thurp could be no
question; whether II would prosper
under the new bill remained 20 be
retu.
GJrman deplorcd the fastening Of the
Income tax on the tarl1 bill bat said
De- knew tho majority " his Demo
rmtlc colleagues differed from him
aud he would vote for the bill.
H3fman was applauded from the
galleries and sonatots gathered about
l's dyaG, COugfnlulating him,
Teller said lac was interested 20 learn
from German that majority OF the |
Senate would support the C0mpfOmise |
hlll. lie mad known the party had |
f1and0ned the Chicago platform No Tar |
as silver was concerned, nj Cleveland's |
diciaiiou, but ho now learned that |
tlrvclnnu's utlctnnce took precedence |
over tue plank Of tbs party platform |
on tarln, The Maryland senator had |
NOT sali all that the Democrats would |
rupert this bill. How many popu lists
"rfc counted on 10 mako up n majority |
iu the Senator Wore there any back. |
nlluia among the Demgcfait2 These |
We're Interesting questions and In order |
mako eyuiy senator show his coloH
!e would move TO lay the tarlil bill on
lhr liable.
Icllct'd motion created o0nsteFnh. |
ll1u' The bells rang aud pages were
sent 10 drum up every available son.
Alor Butler who WAS found IN the |
ller'a chair, came In with one side
Of Dis face shaved.
l'lll call was watched with intense |
Interest. The Democratic line did not |
NOW tinglc gap aud three Popullsts,
Aleu- Kyle and PETER, voted with |
em. the motion was defeated, % to |