The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
LONG DEBATE AHEAD
Probable Result Of Introducing a Beet
Sugar Bounty Amendment.
4 VOTE CANNOT Be REACHED SOON

Monany or Tuesday - Prncf..
c"lIy Cornpleied-Nothing to PRE-.
vent Its Passage Except the Boun.
Washington. D. c., July 8, 1897.
The tariff bill has gone over ,,ntn
tnohday and all effort to fix the time
tor a final vote in the Senate has .nrownd
futile. When the Senate met TO-DAY
Inere was some hope that the final vote
would be reached tonight, but this was
speedily dispelled by the storm occa-
stoned when Mr.. Allison reported new
aiiendment from the Finance Commit
tee. giving a bounty Of one-quarter cent
on a pound on beet sugar made from
oeets grown In the United States.
MT y ones, of Arkansas, speaking for
tne minority. soon took occasion to g "
ina, snat no vote could be reached -etl the
nounty amendment. He intimated also
that the debate would be very protract-
ed from this surIe forward
- .,Mr. 5.rc..::sss, Of Colorado, supplemented
4 !,lI s1hs view. saying that the appearance
:, Of such an amendment at the last
moment looked as though the Republi-
cans were trying to delay the passage
OF their own bill. h IN, =
AS 1t had become apparent that the
pounty provision might cause serious
of tn a nri-,,o r'n,sa uoeol'' OF Nepraska, one
pressive tonas ,,.,.I, alose, ana IN I'M :
ment snvinr Nc nat,o, me amend
patriotic motives and For the purpose Of
of the h,n az s.oi,:, 10 ens passage
immcdia r.lv rnn e,.,h ., ", n MT. Allen'
stinn ~ ,t'y ,h.t ,s1ewed We, lne bounty propo-
the same as before.
Late IN the day Mr.. Allison sought to
na'e time liked for the vote, but the
and ali f.annaaIs - oo1 III the way,
vain Arr siiison 'oiles were IN
that ha wo,,ia a~nant.s t,t'<.s saVe notlce
Mondov ar ,r,se 10 pass the Dill
nnr,nn ~ -, aesuay:
a Stats ~ ~ uas ns.s me. .he phi was brought to
only roma min, ,,a,n u,ol.p!etion', the
pronoeltinns s'th l'a m petHs Inc new
tee and indivi5nni 'Sa,ot,s re cuil.iiit- oniI
tha ho,,n,,, ,,,a,,'I.', ~ 20, ',sIalo[s. beSldes
pTe1
B: bsr ~ ;.s ~
i ic 49, ss ~
stiay. VI An}Yiiis l,n rs = n1oI<
to-iav5 wv, "a +,;a - ,ti't,... ul.pose9 OF
provisions Of the VVilson @ sct oiEns' o,, tpn .he
iect befr,fr re-ano cto5 non, om .ii1I sup
Of Texas. aea. bought forward r; m1ls & aDem na1
on PLAYING cards whtch ,,ss t.s a,oas q path ,n
by unanimous @ vote % amid mn Mich sageu sEn1,.s 70
ment and surnrise as % Az 't,uun ti,in AN, a,use.
expected this result All 81 ~ '.au itol
4iStratiye sections. of the h,,i an5 ~.
repeating the eiWjlson act waro disr,onas la
of during The dav md the =, -. 'p"seh 'aeu
proposing n tax ~, hea,. ,,ns ,,,,,h "p..
by the Committee '''i q WI
j ,,The Senate adjourned to Monday NJ
8 ,sIs,l,t being to observe tho m t;ona1
s55fh,.Say.
r }t;sssssssass after the Senate met q raso,ntion
y,sta S, agreed to. calling on the secrefarv
, OF the interior for the names and nolit.
ical anillhtion of pension examiners in
the flcid recently dismissed Mr.. Gal
linser. Of New Hampshire, secured an
amendment extending the inquiry to
: those dismissed from March 4, 1893, TO
July /, 1899
The tariff bill was then taken up and
MI. Allison presented three new amend
ments. not for immediate action. he said,
put IN order that they might be speedily
printed.
y Inc hrst amendment provided n boun-
~ u one-quaIter OF a cent per pound
On oeel sugar mace from beets grown
~ me unateo unateo states from July, 1888,
70 - JulS, lsos lasa
,,a,..,s. ne a'l'enotnent Ihen Ihen went over tenn
poIai.1y.
{ ,.,a ~, so Aillsoii aiso propoHga Two new
~ 80 ylae secetoEs ana
or' ,,,1 90 1aon IIs1sa ai..s III
thoi ~. o., d ,,SSassSs srI.,ofo,.s esarod
~ s1onnar ne W},sconsin rro,.s3tn. :,
~ -'l's = t'e't' - " 'i',>'is,th, ~ ~ S'u'nc