New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

THAT all articles on the dutiable list mentione e
articles S or articles &c Of ike character acmes,c
production are manufactured or their s combua
ton to increase the cost of said articles to pnr
ehaS Mrs. e BY sa Ss s
been paak Of the R;publisan party up wa as sas
out Of the platform Whether pprpossiy left Eft
out in behalf Of the trusts would De now w
at hand by tits amendment to check the rule OF
the trust and to force to dissouGSn - 40 every
thing in his power check the evil complained OF;
But had no place in tsr para T' Measure me- He
trusted SUCH a measure would be devised Mr. H9 oar
s be sDec Me
form combination ana thus u ior'T Three men in
cSeasO might said form combination O %hf Ss
would wreck ten thousand To9lien d shat the ef
feet OF the amendment was to place he en,Ie men p
tesye system a. the me sb az an entire indus
MI, rona NO, hear such a construction and that
the danger pointed out by Mr.. Hoar could not ARISE
' Mr Hoar Insisted amendmen, was w an
"abomnation through and through est ina gina.
ton couched In terms Ike this placing vie f env
merSe Of the Mn9s " The discussion be-
came technical as TO the legai erect VI '"0 "
Mr. Petus Dem Ala) said he begged his D of sn
cratic associates 10 go SOW on tn .,o n "a break
down ali classes OF commerce and Manufacture. ~, i,
was patterned he said. after the Cahaalai Ia IN,
was wholly unsuted TO our institutions. ne :! IN III
pa hzed with the aim Of the amendment ioI We We
had become Government oy b ice ,sbonId be put
on the neck Of the system But in s,rlkns AT uH h
the mistake should no BE msae Of the country by
throwing it into the courts aha. be regarded
as radical defects in the Pettisrew amen n M IT,
although he supported the genera m ot off
the revenues of the Government IL wouie a,so
place entire industry outside Oh any ,r,,st was
H. lfy
MI Nelson said he had contemplated urging an
amendment empowering the president TO place an
article on the free list when he found that trust
was producing it, but he realized that the presi-
dent should not be subjected to this responsibility
and he had determined not 10 press ms amenuem,,
iii amendments pass the Tariff bill and then turn
their attention to some effective remedy against ''e
Mr. Pettigrew answered the objections made to to
his amendment He said the objections were IN
had come from the Senator from Massachuseti,ss
be met and that he was willing to so amend his
proposition as 10 make 1t an effectuai remedy
exclaimed Mr. rstt igres vcaT na; ar the
Nj Morgan Aia( pointed out wha, he E. re- re.
garded the existing sherman antitrust get. re.
Enforced by the recent decision OF the oup n,a1
Allison %Gyed S to lay 1e AG PSt YSped some
sSns OF Of t"e br eGe Mr. Clifton TEX moved
%sSm S Snaer
standing claiming the floor. Mr.; Chiffon YIELDED
the floor TO Mr. Faulkner. who declared that the
purpose OF Mr.. Allison's motion TO table was 10
avoid a direct the trust proposition
Mr. Allison hoty resented this suggestion ana
claimed the floor. Three Senators were CLAIMING
the foor-Allison Chiffon and Faulkner. The pre-
siding officer Mr. Galinger being temporarily IN
the chair held that Mr.. Allison was entitled to the
floor. ,,. .,
A vote was then taken Mr.. Aison's motion
to tas ss 81 he ddad
Ayes-Allison. Burrows, Cullom, Davis. Deooe
Elkns. Fairbanks, Foraker, Frye. Gear. tianna,
Hawley Hoar Mcbride. Mcmillan. Mason. Nelson.
Pritchard Proctor, Quay Sewel shoup, s I2In
Republicans Jones (Nevada). Silver PopuIst, ana
Morgan and McEnery Democrats-35
Noes-Bacon. Bate Berry, Cafery. Chiffon. Gay,
Cockre. Faulkner. Gray Jones (Ark). kenneX,
Lindsay. McLaurin. Mallory, Martin, Mitchell,
Murphy, Pasco. Pettus Rawlins. Roach. Tillman.
Turpe. Vest Walthall and White. Democrats; But
Ter. Harris QKan). Heitfeld. Kyle and Turner. Pop
Mr.. Pettigrew gave notice of another amendment,
that none of the increased duties OF the bill shall
apply 10 any article made by trusts. Messrs. Pasco
and Chiffon gave notice of similar amendments.
Mr.. Allison asked that the tobacco schedule go
over. and that consideration of the agricultural
schedule be resumed. This was agreed to- and the
Senate took up the provisions 10 dairy products
in the agricultural schedule.
on the first paragraph ODD butter and substi-
tuies therefor. six cents per pound, Mr.. Jones
-(Ark) moved reduce the rate TO four cents per
pound. disagreed to. 29-3i. AT o'clock the bill
was laid aside, and after short executive session
the Senate adjourned.