The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-01

fensson OF wool m@uufscture-s Il, New
York. January 10. against passage Of the
wilson bill. saying that the meeting xss
attended by men who represented 500
0aooo, bat who would be exempt from
operation OF the income tax.
Enioe. Dem. OF Tennessee made com
menss on Cockran's speech of yesterday.
Campbell. Dem. of New York-we had
better leave the Democratic party.
Enioe-oh. no Yon will net leave the
democratic party. You would have no
place 10 60.
kiasore offered sn amendment inelua-
ins United States bonds in the income
tax. lost
Springer offered an amendment inclui-
ing incomes from money or property re-
celved BY gift or inheritance; adopted.
Mcguire, Dem, OF Calssornia made a
vigorous speech fayoring his single tax
amendment and then, the hour of
O'Clock having arrived. according 10 the
arrangement agreed uuon. vote was
taken upon making The internal revenus
oiii an amendment 10 the tariff bill.
Asgnire's amendment was lost. 6 to
~, only Johnson and Harter of Ohio.
Mcguire of California, Warner of New
York. Tracey of New York, and Simpson
OF Kansas voting tor il.
ihe rote then recurred upon the aior-
tion oil the internal revenue amendment.
All the Popuiists and quite a numoer of
tue hepuniicans. inciuding Bowers of
1atiiornia Pickler OF South Dakota. Hart
man oil Montana, Sweet of Idahc, Bar,h-
oid OF Missouri. Taylor of Tennessee.
White OF Ohio and noollttle of Washing
ton. voted for il. The main body of the
hepuoslcans. however, did not vote. The
vote against the amendment was confined
to Democrats from Eastern states. The
amendment was carried. us to 5b.
ihe chair stated that the pending amend.
menfs were those to the barley schedule.
pending when the COMMITTEES rose last
Saturday. Lockwood made poiat of
order that these amendments could not be
voted upon until the bill was reported To
the house. The chair overruled the point
and Lockwood appealed from the decision.
The chair was sustained, l34 to IA
Lockwood's evident purpose was 10
secure time TO prevent vote
uhtii o;5o O'Clock, when the CON-
mittee would have TO rise. He made a
point OF order that when the committee
rose last Saturday the debate had not been
StosSu. Iie cesiFed 10 ue bate the question.
The chair took him of his feet By decar-
ing that when the committee rose last
Saturday it was dividing on a motion to
close debate. He ordered the tellers 20
take their places. The advocates of the
barley amendments rushed forward and
ran between the tellers. Their opponents
Jagged behind while the minutes ticked
by. The tellers only lacked seven votes of
quorum when the hour of 5 30 O'Clock
arrived and the committee rose and tho
house took recess until o'clock.
The last night session of the tariff debate
was unusually interesting. The speakers
were: Baker. Pop. OF Kansas; Bingham,
Rep, of New York; Hooker, Rep. of
New York; KEN, Pop. of Nebraska,
Caminetti, DEM. OF California: Cum
mings. Dem. of New York; S,aliings,
Dem, of Alabama: Cooper. Dem, of
Texas; Blanchard. Dem. of louisiana:
Ryan. Dem, of New York; Paschal.
Dem, of Texas; McCleary. Rep. of Min
nesota; Houk, Dem, of Ohio. 1t was
after midnight when the house adjourned.