Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
BILL IN THE HOUSE.
q,uEY SCORES THE NEW REPuB-
IICaN TARIFF.
CONFERENCE REPORT ADOPTED.
mn VOTE THEREON IS 1s5 FOR,
10 lis AGAINST 1T.
CONTENTION BETWEEN DEMOCRATS.
The Young TcNns Lender and Nc
yUllln. OF Tennessee, Gross swords
on Orthodoxy of Free Raw Ma
trials in Democratic Creed.

s .fIr iilNs july H. hN ilt"n'
,.-..r.nc. report on the tariff bm was
s.-.t.l Iy the House shortly after mid
..,.. n. % vote Of lS5 TO IFS. and "a noon
,,.n.rr8W One report will go 20 the Sem
.. f- action there. This oclipscs an
...... records. Tho result was accom-
...... after twelve hours Of continuous
....t. uut two speeches were made by
... r...lIicans-0ne by Governor Ding
l., opening The debate, and one by
,- Paine. cf Ncw York. I'm closing 80.
-.. Democrats were thus forced TO put
.... .roakcr after speaker. but their
Commandment Of the Republican position
r. Unanswered.
I'm aI ton Democratic speeches and
,. Toust speech were made. Mcssrs.
rf .r. OF Alabama; Swanson. Of Nir-
..... Ball. OF Texas; Lanham. Of Texas
Erny. Of North Dakota; Fleming, Of
c..rel. Handy of Delaware; Mcdowell,
Of ohio. Berry Of Kentucky; Bailey, Of
T.r.-. and McMWin. Of Tennessee, being
tf. speakers. The sugar schedule was
r nliu point Of assault. but the most
.--Nt feature 'i INC "''"'o ''0
F.a Mr Bailey and Mr. McMimn. the
. rival Democratic leaders crossed
.ls 900 the question of the orthodoxy
.l the free raw-material doctrine. the
former opposing. and the laitcr chah-
.aaine it.
IHe galleries were crowded up 10 inc
tue thc vote was taken. many olsun-
.t.haJ rooula being present Among
80 .,,,tor. .oy.r,l
." "''' "
members of the Oapihti ana q lt" H'''"-
i.re of the Diplomatic corps.
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Oh. House Nolei Ior inc Iop'i'' 'H0
Democrats. with five exceptions. voted
AGAINST tine report. The exceptions were
,r...rs slav5on of Texas. Broussard.
ro,,,.t..,,, and
-'H'I' anu ''F'''
hie'ers' OF 1eN"7' me- oi''''7'9 anu
SIVerites did not vote sohdly.
Nessrs. Sh8frOth. Cf Colorado; New
lands of Nevada. and Hartman. of Mon
t,r, feuvlrite., did not vote.
,rb. porulists who voted AGAINST the
-.,...rt NOV. Nt..srs Holxcr BARLOW. Bot
kim Fowler. Jett. Lewis. Marshall. Mar
lin Peters. Simpson. stroud. and Vincent.
-Four did not vote Mcssrs. Howard,
Kelly. stark ana SOutheriand. The other
Populists were absent.
An analysis of the vote shows mat lN
Republicans ana 3 Democrats voted for
the report and 100 Democrats ana j.
Populists against it.
pROCEEDINGs IN DETAIL.
,....,,,>.,.,r,,. t,,,,. 90 ,ry.. eoo,. or
lt'. ..,,.,',.i .,, ..rir,4t.5 or,r,.,r-
h.dy to order TODAY. Members stood
about in groups. ana discussed. sometimes
.r excited tones. the result of the con-
ference agreement on the tariff bill
which was to bo presented for final action
today. The galleries were comfortably
"eI hHed' ana every member h me
Df was ll MS seat "heH Spe"h.I hc"u
., DoSg.,r".s , o on % t"a ,gri1( i,'I hin were M
.he.r places their desks piled high with
rn.rs and documents
The blind Chaplain, i'm his prayer i'm
1.a.l t blessing ON to-day's work. May
Ae history Of this day. he prayed 'be
worthy of this great nation ana IedounG
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" "'In''' olilcul'y'
0i'I leW MINOR matters h1u pecn
o..'..t OFT Mr.. Dlngley arose. HOLDING
a.t .e report and great mass OF
iar." Doe said in calm tones: Mr..
aDr 4 desire 10 present the confer
,.. report on the tariff bill" Salvos Of !
applause from the Republican side greet !
al .Us announcement. The papers were |
cr'.l ta he Clerks desk. The reading |
,r t.. f.t...l ,.,..,t ,,-a. li.,..,,..J with /
D OH. request of Mr. Dingley and a |
statement of the effect of the changes /
N.. r.lI
Nr Bailey the lender Of the minority. |
d...meI before the reading BEGAN. |
t.I responsibility for the statement |
which. l. .lId the minority had. as vet. /
Dr.. ro onrortuuitv 10 read.
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40 lAe '' .rusion of the reading OF the
."o.i air. biusley took the moor
i...e l. began his speech. he said he
. u possible, to enter into an
m.a, with the minority ass TO the |
of time the debate should run.
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