The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-24

he would veto tariff bill. II il has
been bill OF conhscation. doubtless he
would have vetoed IL.
Hoar brought forward copies OF the
Record. showing Bryan's course on the
tariff. lie had voted In the house to put
wool on the free list: he had himself
denounced protection as q robbery.
Il have Il good deal Of respect for
Mr. Bryan continued Hoar. his char
acter has impressed me very favor
ably. and | have Joined in the criticism
OF him, but IL he would not have vetoed
a tariff bill after such utterances |
would not have much respect Tor
him."
Stewart thought those criticisms of
Mr.. Bryan were most unfair for. said
the senator, AN examination of Me
kinley's record would show him tu
have voted for free and unlimited coin
age Of silver
Stewart stated that during the con
sideration Of the Bland Allison act Me
Kinley had voted AT every stage with
the most radical silver men," Even as
late as 1890 Mckinley had made a
speech at Toledo denouncing Cleveland
for discriminating between metals
stewart caused LAUGH as he closed
by saying earnestly that III was no
use criticislng Bryan, as he was guing
TO be the next president" The vote
was then taken ON Quay's motion to
table the committee amendments Ia
paragraph 351 and 1t was rejected by a
vote of 10 to A.
The vote in detail is as fallows:
feas-Bacon. Chiffon. Cockrell. Cor
man. Jones, Arkansas. kenney, Nal.
lory. Mills, Mitchell. Morgan. Murphy
PasEnp BtnrnSn patftta Sn,tt IA
Turpie. Vest. Walthall-total ~.
Nays-Allen, Allison, Burrows. But
ler, Carter, Chandler. Clark, Davis
Deboe, Fairbanks. Foraker Frye. Gal.
linger, Gear. Hale, Hansbrough. Heit.
field, Hoar. Lodge, Mcbride. McEnery
Mantle. Perkins, Plat. Connecticut
Platt, New York. Proctor. Rawlins
Roach. Sewall. Shoup. Spooner. Stew.
art, Teller. Thurston. Tillman, Turner
Warren, Wellington, Wetmore, White
Wilson-total. IL.
Teller reverted to the statement con.
cerning Bryan. The latters vote foi
free wool would not justify the asser.
tion of Hoar that Bryan would veto tht
tarin bill. as he might approve II as q
revenue measure.
After the amendments by Quay and
Mantle were rejected The paragraph
was agreed TO as reported. namely
cents per pound on third-class wool
worth 10 cents per pound or less. Para
graph 35s was also agreed Ia as re,
ported, fixing the rate ON third-class
wool. valued at above 10 cents pei
pound at I cents per pound.
A new paragraph. 36o. was substi
tuted on motion Of Allison. giving a uni
form duty OF 20 cents per pound on toi
waste. slubbing, wasting waste and gar
netted waste.
A new paragraph was substituted fnl
359. making the duty on wool on SIKH
| cent less per pound than were wool'
of the same class and condition,
Another new paragraph, j6Ols, pro
vidcs duty On shoddy of 20 cents pc
pound on noils and other waste no
provided for, 80 cents per pound.
Vest here interposed motion L
strike out the entire wool schedule ul
| To the point reached, covering the para
graph on raw wool. Vests motion
| striking out the schedule up ia 36l wa
disagreed TO. 1898, McEnery, Tcllc
and Mantle voted with the republican,
| against the motion.
Paragraphs 36l tragsl and 562 twoo
and hair). were agreed to as re-
| ported.
Al $50 o'clock the senate held "A brie
executive session and adjourned sool
\ after