The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-26

subject to all conditions Ct said act. but
pulp wood shall be classified as round, un-
mani featured timber exempt from uuiy.
Proviued, that III ease any, foreisn soun-
try shall impose an export duty upon pine,
~ ruee. elm or other logs or stave bolts.
sieekSs' exported wS d TO- The United States from
sucn country, the duty OF the articles
mentioned IN said paragraphs 0ii and w
inclusive when imported from such coun-
try shall hc the same us fixed by the law
enforced prior to 1890.
Sec. T. That ON and after the passage
OF this act and until August ], lSgs. thers
shall be levied, cealtcted and paid on M
Imported articles mentioned In Schedules
A. y. G, D, & IT.. !, j. 10 L; r, n sna IA I
alton To provide revenue for .he severn
mcnt and FOR other purposes whlon be-
came law August 2, 1891; q duty cau , ~,
lent TO Is per cont OF the duty itnposNti ON
each OF said articles by eAist.
Ing law in addition 10 the duty VI ANSust
Provided, That the additional duties
IMPOSED by this section shall not IN any
case increase the rate OF duty, on any AZ . ~,
Gle beyond the rate imposed tnersun. ~
said act of october !, lNp. hnt III su ~.
cases the dutlca shall be the same 1s was
imposed by saia act, and, turthVv n, s.,
whore the present rate OF muly , ON s a,S
act. the rate of duty thereon shhu No,
Ne further Increased by tbs section p"'
| SHAH remain IS by eNlsune Jaw ,
Mr. Dingley laid particular stress upon
| the assertion that the FIRST hill did not
| constitute and Was not intended for a
| revision OF the tariff hill. Tho WILSON av n
| had been taken az the basis for the tarli
! bin An estimate of the probable m
! crease OF revenue. the senator sln. on
| lmportations under, tho wilson avi ~,
| 1891, shows " probable increased revenue
/ of $40 ol0, 600 which about equals tho uc-
| ncit OF the past year, ,,,,
Twelve millions II was estimated. would
| be derived from the Increase or raw
/ wool i.UO0 900 NON manufactured woots
ana $4,000 600 from the Ii rer cent hori-
gontd advance on 9thsr , SSh,Suv nrot
| principles for the ume In preparing thes'
! bills
I ldcnt cleveland would waivc any an
tngonistic views he might hold ana sisr
the hills II, a.,
republicans had not come to the ~,
| extent of the Mckinley bin 10 whici
| Mr.. pinglcy replied that they would d'
80 IL they had the power.
| T'he dcmocrats, on their part. contondot
that me effect of the bond schemo wtuu!'
he to retire the rrecnhncks ny hnntn,s
| thonn I'm tho treasury and said the rcpul'
iicans proposed to DO indirectly Jus, VIVA VIVA,
tho president had recommended an
what they Uhe rcpuhlichnsl nenonrCsu :
The tariff hill. thoy claimed, was a stti ~,
10 reuubUren measure and n measure 10
which President Cleveland hnA nor ash""
Mr. Mcmillan asserted there wa ~,
need for additi0nal roNcnUa ~ ,Na VIA a
ury statement showed cash p"'oncn y
$40 600 000. -, oon ma -,
Mr. pingley replied that S,V'WNp" VI
this was In rreenhecks which h,1 no
como In as revenue, nut han ooo" ~
ldcemed by gold. a., ,ru-r
Amendments we're offered by Mr. lurn
or 10 strike out the second section Cyl
| ,bo bond hill providing for treasury GU
,tGcntos of Indebtedness aud by Mr.. Me
MILAN 10 mako these ccrtificates snblco
10 taxation as are groonbackS ana "'"o
po,b were lost but MIR. rarsngy VOC
with ,hc republicans against Mr. turner
| amendment ~, -..,,, a ,o,,or
| chairman pnglny viii present rei'''
explanatory of the bills. ,,,,
,rha democrats say they have not un'
IN frcpare minority report