The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-30
CHANDLER BATS TILLMAN.
uE HAS FUN WITH THE PITOHF0RK
IN DEBATE.

the nennte VNheu iltunn proposes y hAenu
r,x on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or the
D,priey Bill Disposed Or-Our watches.
w ARLINGTON, June 29.-In tho Senate to-day
.ome bnlf dozen OF the laid.over paragraphs in
tho Tariff bill were taken up rather promiscu.
ous,y and were disposed Of. They were the para
graphs relating to watches and clocks, pine
apples, load and lead ore, mica, and plaster or
gypsum. Tho FIRST three were discussed at some
length, but on the votes taken the Republicans
had their usual majority OF 7 to 10.
Jewels for use in the manufacture Of watches
and clocks were put on the FREQ list. Tho
monotony Of tariff discussions was broken by a
light comedy scene, in which tho Senators from
South Carolina and New Hampshire, TillmNna and
Chandler, wore the actors, the New England
Senator carrying of most of the honors and APP
plause.
The Finance Committee substitute for para-
graph 1870 las to watches) was withdrawn and
the origil a. House paragraph was amended by
adding, after the words watch movements,"
the words whether imported in case or not"
by striking out the word "watches;" by adding
TO the clock clause the words mot composed in
whole or in chief value of china, porcelain,
Parian. bisque, or earthon ware" and by strik.
ing out the last clause Of the paragraph, as TO
Jewels for use in watches or clocks. The amend.
ments were agreed to-ycas. 3oi nays, 20.
Tho next postponed amendment to DO taken
up was that in relation to pineapples cen. Mr..
Allison moved to amend It by increasing the
rate on pineapplos in packages from Q to-
cents per cubic foot, and In bulk from % TO 81
per thousand.
Nj. Mallory Of Florida said that within the
last few years a line Of railroad from st. Angus
tine to Miami had opened up O portion of Florida
well adapted to the cultivation Of pineapples,
and that the people were making 1t profitable.
The other Florida Senator. Mr.. Pasoo, argued
A. A.. a,-kk - ~ I Z 49, a. orhln
foot and $40 per 1000.
The pineapple amendment was agreed to.
The lead and lead ore paragraphs were then
taken up. The amendment Increasing the duty
on ore from one cent a pound to a cent and .
half was agreed ~to-yeas. 80; nays. %.
In tho paragraph relating to lead in pigs and
bars and in any form not otherwise provided
for QsO) the duty was increased from 2 to Ga
cents per pound.
In the next paragraph C1sp clause was added,
"MonaIite sand and chlorite, 8 cents per pound"
The mica paragraph asa was made to reads
mica, 40 per cent. ad valorem. Mica, unmanu-
featured, 5 cents per pound and 20 per cent. ad
valorem; mica cut or trimmed, 10 cents per
ParasrSph iss was made to read: "Plaster
rock, or gypsum rock. IL per toni H. ground or
psls msssS Si' 1so Pc 60 I psr e eest ID h ssiorsns!" ~ qh en.
at the request Of MI. Butler. North Carolina,
Paragraph a7s was made to read: .Tallow
three,tOurths cont peF pound. wool grease three
Nj. Tiliman, South Carolina. offered an
amendment imposing mp ,dnSS a III head Sdt sH1 Of poo soox On all
i tnse Il shsil g g i a 90 msssr; G pan} HfSSSSaiS'6Sg g
hne and Imprisonment for any allen who does
HSs i Fsiains Il Il, S CITIZENSHIP en H IA q foeeisn e't oo1nte eT
to enter the United States for the purpose
Of snSasii sSor in vi sRRy p asa bdSssr, trade .Ss,eo Or
only until silver shail Be- admitted to our mints
COT dGiRase With Il t eold Ls'i0 OF 10 70 on tho same
Referring to the act of the Pennsylvania Leg
tom ton to he 4sos that that was tho act Of a Re.
'ss, ~ XXI i 5 go ~ In r, n,F,sa : . s;., NTH an
VIII you do T III Dare ss%' do TIT III or PfS vii You
s sRlss s d.et sh e day Up On ' sssiF so ans aasoz 2 tax OF
so afts Mr ta Tiii%.s sI tonf II. for sast = w 9aSa tie .s Sf al
toying himself in anticipation Of making a
sSNethins. would give mo greater pleasure"
said Mr.. Chandler. humoror.ly. than % de-
t6e pleasure Of making a anal meal Of him 70
sriiminate immigration. Eyerythina that can
t BE- done by law 70 . k6esP PIT ut S Sod. deEsT n 7 1hy In :.
there not a law for that purpose to-dayF'
"Because." Mr.. Tilman broke in, your Re,
publican President, Grover Cleveland. vetoed
"A Democratic President. - said Mr.. Chandler.
in the last ( Congress, q ; President Tor ThO% the
Senator from south Caroline voteS. and he
snsHif before asF to high is f0f Eessen ''t fof 'a What s'nt he
did. Under tho,e circpmstHpces the Senator
tines Of his pitchforF against Grover Cleveland I.
bowel Cd him; ( fI %P0ssi5dI AZ leaving the Republican
Mr.. Tllman persisted In interrupting the Sem
In 1892 at the head Of the South Carolina dele
cation. and that the delegation had denounced
n j sSG .H u Eis y the ssi,.. MI. c D9o .11sr broke ,P.s
the senator : to speak in that way Of tie late
President seanttt0 Of t his sIpa party x: For his ssts; such as they
@ss rsspoasibdls S95 one jSt Of title 81 them"
Stors in general. and Mr.. tthsndierr In psrtioaiar.
prefer" he said. that tie Senator from south
SSS' ss 4. !; ~. z e. &: q; SSa iS'4 Ii. f 81 issS;a me- ssa %Ss'
the senator from South Carolina should address
man sA :9j% dia 4 Pct Ct have any p!.e1hst s IN, Mr.. t TN;
f? ssss1s, saiGs sSs.. 81 bss sR ~ !: / l. + ss 5iis!ssailnF me-
taken on MI. TIllman's resolution. Tho only
three who voted for 1t were himself and Senators
bqtIer, Popplist. North Carolina. and Quay. Re-
publican, Pennsylvania. There was only one
more touch given to the Tariff bill. and that was
putting on tho free list all jewels for use In the
manufacture OF watches or clocks.
A resolution directing tho Secretary of the
treasury to submit estimates for the rebuilding
q the quarters for immigrants on Ellig Island,
Now York. was offered by Mr.. Chandler. New
Hampshire.a and was adopted. After an execu-
i've session the Senate adjourned at 9 o'clock.