The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
THE TARIFF BILL PASSED
Afier So Long Tmo tho Senate
Comes 10 q Vote on tho
Measure.
Bill tho Only ID mocrnt Who Ro-
fused 10 Vote for tho
Bill
CaHsFy Gais tnto Line-Hyis aud Aiisn
Vote Tor ~, rsdsf aud stewart Vote
against H.

AEainst it
WimusoroS Juiy 8--lIarrla promised g,
the opening Of ibs senate session that
FINAL vote ON she iaTlg would 10 reached
during The dsv u shore wo'o 20 feeiioul
Obstruction. Aldrioh virtually ploigod ,ho
republicans 10 petmt the hill 10 piogresa.
Accepted nmrndmFnia 10 tho paragraph on
huflaps and eolloIu md eufa were quickly
adopted. hh' Tman moved for tbe tFanaisE
Of rtw wool tnd hair gamel aud goat, 20
tho FREQ list. Loaf. ihitty-two 10 thirty
hevon.
Harris asked unanimous consent that
fgT,htr debate On the wool schedule be pn-
der the Ays minute iule, Power objected.
Faulkner aated thst the oomniiitee ensnd-
meni on the wool sekodnle. no whole, be
agreed 10. nnd il VIVA done. Tho silk
schedalo being taken no tho committee
amendments 70 tho silk schedule wsis
adopted, ard then copying Ibper, hltcring
rnler. tissue phpcr. etc., were Thlsce from
20 10 20 ger cent al vaiorsn.
When bitumln0us coal was reached Hill
renewed bis motion 10 place coal on the
freo list. bat ibo commit,ss amendment
making The duty 20 cents ton was agreed
10. dfty-fevon 10 siI.
When .he income taH fectionn vero
reached amendments wero adopted with
out division except two, upon which Nc
Laughlin had demanded q sepafhte vote.
excluding from the operation OF the tux
the salaries Of the United staios judges and
Of the president. which were defeated.
thifiy-four 10 thifty-six. An amendment
TO Section n. ropealinR the reciprocity
elhuse OF tho Mckinley Law. declaring that
feIs cal ehould not bs construed TO abrogais
the reciprocal arrangements now In exist
enee, whs agreed 70.
Jones proposed an amendment changing
the date on which tho bill should 90 into
effect from June 10 to Angus, l. 1894. Pal
ner moved 10 stIike Out tho proyiso ex-
empting fence wire from the duty imposed
on other wire. by vote Of ,hi ty-sight 10
ihiFty-two the senate restored fence wire
TO the dutiabls list. When the announce
m n, wnB made II so anRersd Mills that be
moved 10 transfer all wires. aIles and an-
wills 20 the free lisa. Lost. seventeen 10
Atty two. An amendment offered BY Allen
20 place fence wire on the free list wAa
lost. thi ty-twO 70 thirty eight
Morgan offered his 40 ti-trast amtndmsnt.
/ II Was agreed 20 without division. Allen
offered au amendment Terealine the sugar
bounty in the shape OF u proviso continuing
the bounty Ia force until jan. l. 1895, to the
extent OF paying growers OF sugar and ma
/ ha -
testing above eighty deg ses and eight.
tenths on sugar below eighty degrees. THIS
was the amendment Of which notice was
given by Jones, on behalf OF the finance
sommittee yesterday. lts pressn tation
eaueed breeze. Hill was on the floor do
mandiDg recognition. Harris asked him To
yield 10 allow bin % move TO lay the mo-
sion on tho table.
III that represents tho action OF the
finance committse. / viii yield." said Hill.
"lsut u not, ! want TO address tue senate at
length. After the action OF the senate yes.
tcrduy / cGnno, submit TO this y oviso."
Il nm member of the finance commit
zee, said Harris 'aud on my own espons-
ihllitJ desire 90 make tho notion" Harris
motion 10 lay the amendment 90 the table
vas agreed 10. atty 10 twenty-five. the par.
tics dividing.
Alllaon offered an amendment reducing
tue duty on unclenned rice from ono cent
| 10 eiqht-tentha OF q cent per pound. Agreed
10. An amendment ole oil 10y Aldrien waa
hg eed 90. putting a duty OF tbree-l outtbs
OF o1e cent per pound on lead contained in
tyre IN. teflaL
AIN offered an sndment 10 the N oms
tax IhTagIapb, providing that all state.
cauaty, municipal and town tlxcs pall Ly
corporailons should be included IN Their
running expenses. Agreed TO.
No further AmcndmentS weIo offered AZ
a 10 o'clock the hill whs roai the thi q
nme, after which Smith made gp1e,
again0t the income tax, bnt IN favor ~ "a .
bill a. a whole. Hill followed with bra,
speech. lie said tla, In bis opinion 1. 9
bill impsfiled tbs puaalbility 0i pcrmanci
democratic success in any northern sta q
for many yeara 10 come. As between n Q
populate Income tax on one hnud and the
republican, tHfin law on iho othe he chose
the latter Hs the less Of two evils. Az hos
tween YeFnioi0us class legislation ffHuobt
viih dRngs rcaH consequences 10 q o totn-
Try on the Que hand, ana simply hign tat Il
taxation GA tae other. be preferrsj Va
endure tho lnitcr Ht lsaat for bfilf ptIiod.
"fhis bill 10 ma snil tf anu heggelly iul-
1lmont ~ democratic pledeee. sluk oI
awiu Iva Or die, survive or perish, cam
NOT aud will no, support thia hill iD its
present shape
Cads OF VOTE kopt oomng from tho
democrauo aide. aud al l0sO The clerk be-
gsn the call ot tbe soil. On Tho hrut call
| blanchard filiod "a vote. His colleague,
Gallery, voted no while expressions 0f die-
may we're visible on the faces OF many
denoctAtio senators llli also voted
lno. or tho populista, Pplar
and StowEfa voted no. while Kyle and Allen
voted Tor tho bill. CsfoTy ssepfed unAnim.
ouu coutsag TO make a brief statement and
said he had voted no ne pfoteat against
the "uniuatldabla act OF hia own party In
eoipp back on the plan of action which
thsV had ndopted.n blanchard, who had
not voted. asked tho same privilege. bol
Teller objected aud blanchard then voted
ave. The detailed vote on the tinal passage
OF the bill is va folloWal
Yoat-Allon, Bate, Berry Blaekbusn,
blanchard CaffeTy Call, Coektol, Coke,
DanieD Faulkner, George, Gibson, dor-
man, GRAY. Harris. huuton. lrbB Jarvis,
jones lAlk.), Kyle. lAndsst hsi.aurln'
Martin, Mills, Mitchell tMisl, Morgan,
Murohy, Palmer PAtco. Ransom, Roach.
Smith, Turpie. Vest Villas voorhees,.
Walsh. Whito-39.
Nnyn-Aldrich, Allison, Carer, Chandler,
Gallon, Davis, Dixon, Dolph, pubols, Frye,
GalluQet, Hale. liunabrough, HaWley,
hiRgina Hili Jones (Noy. }, Lodge, Mo
MILAN. Mandersou, Mitchell (Ore,l, Pat
ton, PeIof, Perkins, plAtL Power. fFocio .
QUAY. sherman. hboup, Sqnhe, Stewart,
Teller, wNeaburn-3L
Tho pAlra we're aa iol0wal tho hfs,
nnmed would have voted Tor the bill, the
others against Il; Dflce with Molo0tt
ButleI with Cameron. Camden sith Fesh-
grow, Gordon With wilson, iuRh WIN
Hoar Mcpherson With Morrill,.
uh. "a. ,~aa FEaa HuuUuural he the ylnn