The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03

o,utior then directs the judiciary COM
raittee 20 consider and report what leg
| is,a;ion is necessary 10 restore to South
Carolina its right 10 regulate the liquor
traffic in its own way.
| Mr.. Tillman spoke briefly in support Of
the resolution. saying that the public i'm
preston that the dispersary .aw was p
money-making device was erroneous ard
that II had accomplished much good In
regulating the liquor traffic.
There was objection to the preamble.
ana finally Mr. Hoar OF Massachusetts,,
| chairman OF the judiciary committee. pro-
posed a substitute emitting the preamble
and simply directing the judiciary COM
mittee 10 consider and repor, by bin or
otherwise what legislation If any is nee
essary 10 carry out the statute Of 1890 re-
| lating to commerce between the states.
Mr.. TillInan accepted the substitute,
and 1t was agreed to-
TIE first formal notice Of tariff
speech was made by Mr.. Mantle (Si.ver
Rep, Nont). who said ne would address
the stnate Friday on the wool schedule
The tariff bill was then taken up. Mr..
Aldrich. who has beer in charge thus far.
was no. present and Mr.. Allison of Iowa
and Mr.. Plat of Connecticut sat together
and directed the course of the bin.
Mr.. Stewart pop, New preceded the
debate by offering an amendmen; pro-
posing the maintenance OF a treasury re-
serve Of s12J, 900 900 and the retirement OF
bonds out OF the surplus above SIS. 00o.-
roo. Mr.. Stewart stated that previous
amendment offered by him might lead 10
injecting the silver question into the tar
if debate, SO ne preferred to strip the
question of everything beyond regula-
ton OF the treasury reserve. Corsidera-
ton of the metal schedule was then be-
gun.
The first paragraph. on iron ore. &c.
went over, at the request OF Mr.. Quay.
The paragraphs on iron in pigs. and on
bar iron, were the same in the house
ard senate bills
Mr.. Jones of Arkansas took occasion,
however, to make Statement. TO show
the absurdity. he said. OF keeping up the
taxes on these products when the Ameri-
can producer had absolute control Of the
market and shipped large quantities
abroad.
MIR. Jones reviewed the dissoluticr OF
the steel rail combination This reduced
the price Of STEEL rails 30 per cent. he
said. and why should a law protect pro-
ducers who could by combination double
their prices on steel railsr
He spoke also OF the effects OF this
combination and that on wire nails. in
raising the price 10 American consumers
while the same goods were being sold az
over prices 10 foreign consumers II
was a condition, ne said. which should
arouse the people from ocean to ocean
until they stamped 10 pieces these COM
blnations
Mr. Caffery Dem, La also spoke gen.
orally against the rates OF the metal
schedule He maintained that our manu-
fac:ured iron goods were being shipped
abroad in enormous quantities. and shat
the tariff on the raw materials emhar-
raised this trade.
Mr.. Gallery then branched into a gen
eral speech against the bill. reading
from manuscript
In the main MS speech was protest
against an increase Of duties on neces-
saries OF life and on raw materials. He
did rot mention the sugar schedule.
Progress o.. the bill was then resumed,
and the paragraphs were agreed 70 on
round iron in coils or rods; beams. grid
ers. etc: boiler or other pate iron, or
steel: iron or steel anchors. etc
4 discussion arose on paragraph -.
relating to hoop. band and scrool iron.
ircluding the bands used in baling cot
IN.
Mr.. YES; pointed cut that the Mckinley
gate was l 30 cents; the Wilson Dill
made cotton ties free and the senate n"
n-ooosed 20 make the rae 40 cent peg
pound. Cotton Was 80 depressed ma; i't /
restoration Of duty was not warrsr17a' /
air Ves; said.
NJ Nils u Texas ais1 opposed the /
rate. saving ina: i. Ras equivalent - 10 /
cents 4 bale on cotton. - 100000 On I
cotton crop u e.G0o. Do bales. way va /
.5is distinction made betHee1 ne norm /
AID the s5uih. ne asked WY aid ne
-ort5 receive free binding ,Tine. while !
no cotton ties e tae south wer taxed
" ps-ou z Georgia called OF t7s
committee 70 explsia the distinction be- /
-xeen ire whesf growers q ne north /
al the cotton growers % ne sous
there Was 10 response, al Mr. YES .
offered a. anen3meut - s.ri&e cotton .
.le. f-orn re G1tisbie 3s,-
The amendment was defeated. yeas Il, /
nays p. and the paragraph vas agFss1 /
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