The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02


freedom, and viii bring TO the people Of this
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! remember. reading som. time ago ~ speech q
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He theP took up some OF the sreuments
against The bill made By his Democratic
friends and said:
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nifty years OF Its sxstenee IN England has been the
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New .pGSed eeonom that an income Tax va, ne
'f 20 ou,s snd and nc
teaching has been used against her. Applause -
In conclusion Mr.. Wilson said:
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would have been their feelings in ali III. q their
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Democratic member Of this House to the support OF
SCENE OF WILD ENTHUSIASM.
At the conclusion o. Mr.. Wilson's speech
there was scene OF wild enthusiasm such as
applause which broke. out at frequent inter-
when Mr.. Wilson tried to take his seat. Cheer
a heir fa iaa e Ss Il, and d
Arkansas embraced the speaker. and o crowd
heSded By Mr.
raised Mr. Wilson upon their shoulders and
carried him in triumph out OF tho hall and to
Amid the din and confusion Of the House the
Speaker announced that debate was closed.
and that pursuant to the special order the
the fact that the House could not transact any
ssd Se asked that shs oor be esareG
This was accordingly ordered. and in ten min
speech the House, was cleared OF, its visitors
and had subsided to its usual state OF COM
paratiye tranquility.
raising tho duty on barley from 20 pr cent.
80 per cent to % cents per SSshel. mat 't'H
Mr.. Lockwood Dem. ~ " made the point
in Committee OF the Whole it could
not be acted on In the House
hsa sas.
slider that all amendments adopted In Commit
tee Of the Whole. as well as those pending 1.-THE
DO acted on in the House. and, accordingly,
overruled the point OF order.
VOTING ON THE AMESDMESrs.
The yeas and. nays were ordered on Mr..
amendment and It was defeated
yeas, l2O; nays 1877.
Mr.. Wilson's amendment raising the duty on
and on barley malt from S 80 per ssn esn a
20 30 per Sent cent was then voted on. and agreed
Senarate votes ware damandad IN tba ,ol
lowing amepdments adopted in Committee of
the Whole; ~ Mr. Johnson Dem. ohio, pro-
sheet Aug. q 1854: b5 ptM Mr.. Charles s ". stone
Hep. Pa / striking out the reciprocity clause
York Democrats on the income tax amend.
meat: The other amendments Including the
hat repeaaS sRs b69pt tRe
sugar on the free list were agreed to on a
There was a difference Of opinion as to which
an e1dment to the wool schedule should be
gldsd that the wool chedule should take effect
I'M mediately after tho bill Is passed; This was |
t. Il he Of the %hGH but sub
stance, adopted another amendment striking !
out all after the frs, three words OF the John
'Sw Wool and Dec. 2. 1854. Tor W9cIi:n ANA @sn a3
aetuIes. Much confusion existed as to
~ voted on or the Johnson amendment also. |
The The ID Speaker SPEAK held ID that as the Johnson
Imenument nAd Deen tavoraDly acted on L
n committee. II should also be reported |
o tho House. Mr. Dirgley inquired what |
would happen in casethe Johnson am On dmont |
vas lost and tho Wilson amendment should be |
arried inasmuch as the latter included sew
'ral words contained In the former. The speak
n replied that the House would then be in an
'wkward position. but still held that the John
on anne ndment should be voted on. This was
lone. and the Johnson amendment was agreed
o. The vote was then taken on Mr.. Wilson's
lrst amendment. and IL also was carried on
landing vote OF 2O5 yeas to AZ nays. The
eeond amendment was also carried on . rising
ote-yeas, 1875; nays. ~. The effect is 10 AZ |
he date OF the wool schedule at Aug. 2 and OF |
he woollen schedule at Dec. 2
The amendment striking OF the provision |
eRarding reciprocity on petroleum was also
greed to on standing vote-yeas. 10: nays.
THE INCOME TAX AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
On the internal revenue amendment Mr..
oekran asked II the propositions could be |
ivided and separate vote taken on the in |
ome tax feature. but the Speaker held that IL |
ould not Mr.. Cochran then called for the |
cas- and nays on the entire amendment and
was carried amid ApplAuse-yeas, 1872; nays |
D. The Democrats who voted against the in |
'rnAl revenue bill with the income tax fea-
lrsl were;
hsssra Bartlett IN. u BeltZhooVsT CPAl BTAwlsy
o., Campbell IN. W CAussy Dell Clancy is. VI |
1ekIan N. ~, Compton lAdl COombs IN " Covert |
/. W Cummings IN. " DAyey lLLl De Forest |
onhk Dunn ~; ~, Dunphy NY. EngliEh Is. ~
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