The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-26
TARIFF TALK OPENED
Senator Aldrich Leads Oh in q Long
Speech for the Bill
SUGAR CLAUSES DISCUSSED
He Says That Need Of More Reve-
nue. Makes Return to Free
Sugar an lmpossibliity Now
Beets Need Protection.

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gan nau any arrangements ior passing
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spohueu morgan, ana either the sena-
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GU 'hat resoiutioh, anu hyseil ana the
americah people ana tne Almighty Will
nave 10 give way On that or else the
speaker oi the mouse OF representatives
VIII give way,
morgan spoke on the calamity and
Illumination 10 which the United states
were supJected IN having no American
ships 10 carry tnis American benefac-
ZION. rms despatch or grain to British
| inuia wouiu convince the British peo-
| ple that hotWitnstanding the defeat or
the arbitration treaty we intend to live
Win them on terms or peace and
amity.
Morgan oHered an amendment pro-
viding Tor NATURALIZATION two British
ouiit ships to carry this grain. He de-
clared the shipping laws advocating the
NATURALIZATION OF foreign built ships
were responsible for the humiliating
condition OF having no American ships.
The tarif bill was taken up In the
senate at o'clock. Vest gave notice
that when the paragraphs were read
he would move to strike out the provi-
sions relating to beer manufactured
tobacco. snun and cigarettes. Aldrich
| then opened the debate Tor the repub-
llcans.
In his opening speech Senator Aldrich
said: The business of the entire coun-
try is In a state OF suspension awaiting
the action of the senate upon the bill
under consideration. believe the anx-
iety TO secure action upon this import
ant measure at the earliest possible day
Is shared by every member of the sem
ate. IL Is my purpose TO keep the bill
continuously before the senate. to the
exclusion OF all other legislative busi-
ness, until IL Is hnally disposed OF and
In this l shall expect the hearty coop
Grafton OF senators on both sides of the
chamber. In the discussion Of the bill
the members OF the majority of the
committee VIII content themselves with
such brief explanations as may he
FOUND necessary To the various para
graphs as they are reached"
Aldrich proceeded 10 present In detail
estimates as to the effect the bill would
nave upon the revenues and explain In
a general way the character OF the
amendments suggested,
vest followed Aldrich In a vigorous
speech against the republican tariff
policy.