Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
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distinction. June She Senate
.. GOOD progress on the tarim bill to-
.ros.rg Of the paragraphs relating
..... which have been the source Of
trovcrsy. rs finally agreed on,
a.. .tr ou hides is placed at 20 per
Id ,alorcm, in place OF u cents
.-.....I as originally reported by the
r-.... committee. The discussion was
.....-....l drifting into q general de-
...e ca trusts and from that back to
. S..ar Trust. Mr. Smith. OF New
-.r smoke at length against the duty
I.lr.. while Mr.. Allen. OF Nebraska,
....-..l She duty. The new paragraph
rred to-e9 TO 20. one Democrat
Sill s4nuus. Of Utah-and several Popu-
... ADA silver Republicans voting with
o.. Republicans in the affirmative.
rl Incidental debate ON trusts led
g., u-o arraignmont OF the Sugar
r.. l Nc,srs Canery and Lindsay.
general. discussion of means 10
HItH trusts. by Mr.. Hoar
Among o.her paragraphs disposed or
,.r tse day were all those relating
g. Stoves. live animals iron-ore, and
...l-eiass windows.
r.soudon authorizing the President
invite foreign governments TO partici-
l tho Trans Mississippi Exposition
o.. omaha Was agreed 90.
r..r the tariff bin was taken up. the
,.-..rayh ON hides was passed over tenn
.Ir owing 10 the absence Of Mr.
lr.. OF New Jersey. who Is interested
a Doc subject. The paragraph relating
tl stained or painted-giass windows was
r,neei slightly I'm phraseology. and the
L.ucs were agreed 10 as reported
1RON-ORE.
ON the iror-ore paragraph O10. the
~.Ifrr prov SION gave a duty OF 40 cents
r.- ION ora lrou-Orc. Mr.. Allison offered
g.. amendments which were agreed TO,
rc t0 the first clause OF the para
..h ass reported. "Manganese-ore. 81
,- toni. ALSO at the end OF the proviso,
o.. Sic Stag. ground or uuground, 81 per
Paragraph li2-cotton clothing-was
.r.eI 90 as In the House bin.
Ir the paragraph on cross-cut saws.
th. committee made "a change. inserting
s...l hanl-saws. finished or unfinished.
- cents Icr pound and % per cent. al
orom.
Ir paragraph 49, iron-ore steel bars.
drawn. etc.. "a change was made from
CENT 90 81 cent per pound in addition
t. ..e rates upon plates etc. and on steel
er.alar-saw plates from "a 10 II cent.
r addition to the rate for steel saw
plates.
Aluminium was changed. making the
r.t-cruic, Z cents; i'm plates, etc, y
cents.
Do bronze powder. the duty on bronze
metal iu leaf was increased from 10
Scents yer package.
new paragraph-17S l-2-was agreed
t9-viz.. hooks and eyes 10 cents per
pound. and - per cent. ad valorem.
81 Nr Quay's request, the change in
paragraph ~ was reconsidcred, and !
cont restored as the duty on iron bars.
etc.. in addition 10 the rates on plates
etc.
LEATHER.
At this point Nr. Smith came on the
Goor and it was decided TO 80 on with
the leather schedule Mr.. Allison pro-
hoscd % change in paragraph 425 IL. re-
Jlaung to hides making the rate - per
kc-ut all valorem. instead OF Il cents per
Mound: and also striking out the proViso
Violating 20 drawbacks.
Tn. paragraph. as amended, reads
OXIDES OF cattle, raw or uncured, whethei
dry. saltcd. or picked, 20 per cent. ac
Vilorcm'
NN Na LH NlAahtl ANiA'ffN't wee it--N
einated I'm by Mr. smith. Mr.. Plat OF
connecticut. Mr. Vest Mr. Hoar, Mr.
Allen. and Nlr. stewart.
During the course of his speech. Mr.
smith. referring 10 cuba spoke Of the
r.rarkable fact that O. resolution recos
r.z.ng the belliecrcncy Of the Cubans nae
l.4r rar-el by the Senate. and sent &c
nat cltafalQue or tomb, the House OF
representatives, 30 be buried by Re
publican House. % Republican Speaker al
,.e 8c,ation OF % Republican President
i. was AN Insult 20 the American people
which they would rebuke az the polls mex
November.
MR.. SMITH SICK.
tfr. smith was suffering from a slight
r.-nosition. and was compelled 10
.E- % brief rest before continuing ms
speech.
r.. discussion finally branched off 10
tre prosecution OF trusts, in which
-f.--r-. Allen and Hoar discussed the
Iw Air. HOar stated that he thought
rnktiv an amendment relating 10 trusts
..u.rl be offered IN connection with the
rf.t bin. tending 10 perfect the pro-
On that subject I'm the tariff
o." 1901 and declaring that such pro-
visions are not repealed by this bill.
such .n amendment had been prepared
v Sir Pettus Of Alabama, and Mr..
Ior ad he expected to vote for it
WHOM Dr. came zap.
ar Hor said that while the question
NJ trusts could De dealt with TO some
extent lv striking az their imports, as
n d.. law of 1894 yet he feared that
the most serious phases Of the evil must
le d.aIt with by the States He showed
The technical legal meaning OF the word
"trl-t" and explained the difficulties in
making the Sugar Trust and STANDARD
on Trust amcndablo 10 Federal law.
Re regarded these monopolies as a
menace 20 the republic, and was hope
rl That some means might be found 70
check Them yet he could not say how
.hev could Doe HIT The States could
limit their amount Of capital, which
would lc one effective means Of deal
.re with them.
TARIFF AID TO TRUSTS.
Mr. Lindsay of Kentucky, said that In
tha case Of confessed monopoly
rrch ass the Sugar Trust. one effective
means ~ dealing with it would be "a
extend Sc uo further benefits from tarih
.f-' tion When the point was reached
n tariff blll where sugar was 10 be
dealt with. then 70 should be so shaped as
got t0 Dc 20 the benefit Of the trust.
M- Ioar replied that the answer e
'is was that the policy seemed 10 be
r-'ab. he'd that revenue was TO be