New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

m .avcd Of all 1,51 the o f0I aTs
The amen OF nature to the need of man
search with subtle soul Of flame.
From under my hammers nes. the feri prophecies
] an s's sw art with the. SCOT Of my chimncy'
! dro with the sweat Of toll .,,.
4d charm The cure from m. The sa ssn
S ana b hGd as T oaas 6 s the To
OF crowned humanity.
prolonged applause on the Repubilcah siue)
Mr.. Grow presented the two methods OF ra's'ns
revenue-dlreCt taxation and customs du'cs' -
the former resortcd to. he sald, IL must DC
assessed upon the States in proportion to the
population Massachusetts and Indiana would be
compelled pay the same amount by direG, e az =,
ton. That statement Mr. Grow h c fa, was
changed he said, no other method OF Grec' live 70
sc o" the Constitution changed? he asked What's
the use CT chasing Gios he policy Of the GOV
eminent from the beginning
REPLY TO EDWARD ATKINSON
Mr. Russell called attention TO remarkable cal
,,,o,,op inst now put forth in the New-Engiand
nress nv Edward Atkinson, of Boston. resaruins
the wool and woollen schedule or INC Dill ne"
England knew Mr.. Atkinson. he SAID as d oiS'''i
guishcd representative OF free-traoe se"','". co.,
as a mathematical calculator with an easNc zen,
49,. ua had not proceeded beyond the schooi
Of political economy represented Dy SOir as a
doph OF Ro"n 10 the Hillside whose right TO pro
lection against dog or man was no. oroat sails
faction from going many miles merely 10 xcK q
sheep tLaughterD To nave rec enrstroted that
ohla noticc OF that gentleman dehoIlst ~ rat
s Ell CnnmI,tee on WAYS and Means had prepareu
cssqated 6 I'D tn SscoGraee the mpo
tation Of foreign goods that couid oe 'H"'e "'
h9me The opnon Of Mr. steele the bill was the most
comnIee and symmetrical tariff measure f [rree S
eyer Son Ina; he believed every nation should
produce for itself everything that Souu Referring
ia bn attitude Of the Southern members toward
the bill said that II he had n r from the pro-
tected list everything that man wouia io' '''''
self VOTE o w the Republican member Of on 52e
Texas delegation attacked the at'Iq hs Oh b He
senta,iycs from the Sop,n tbS interests Of their
own section by opposing PROV eGnabic list and
NY mber on the free list The nelds ol dsoIate
pphore aocks formerly ranged, were nov &c With
and gn9ecgPsd dna t o tho s9ooo which had
ouu '" ostrav 10 England and Austfanm io rnder
that should have G Se 1nited states raised 10000
sacks~nearly the fun amour, o. cro9 had fallen I,
pnf o iSnt Inspired by the hope thst 1' caro-
would become ns 9T Texas {n were planting rice nnd
M 800 he prophesied, the crop - % supply its
states would be more th"n e'0"e
demands >-r
Mr.. PAYNE's ARGUMENT
.o.,, 20 tbo afternoon was Haue oF w.
Inc Ia, o,o that when the Repnpllc"" ,,
/ '' Nv RET Congress sat down ~ II "'''0 49,. ~
tec Il, ,.,o,,o, was vastly diherehi Ho'" ,s,Or
,.,,c ., nresent Then there "'' " ,.or,,os were
o 900 in the Urea sury ia tne ~ $50 OOo0OO of the
sufficient to pay ;She committee set 10 worR 70 tbin
dept GrGtion Of revenues puI t oboring man in
was TO SO 'c ,afos with work every Gay ~ 80 20
the nittG ~ .ound money And from the nm nm 20
aF Of a5 the onme issued in the 9assbaeS q FOR
Hi Mr. Payne said. ne naH NIX (IIt inIev law ZAP
moment the beneiicence OF Inc ."
pI2nse ovne nad some attention TO the attacks tnai
had been made on the agricultural scnerIii
declared that this bill plo.ectc' nv 'committee be-
i'eyeJ me United states could and sno"u mon
these for itself lie gave IN The duty and
nlained the reason why they were 5000 ,o9e IN
TIE sugar schedule Mr.. payne sa'u W. % nnrour
WIN YIN 'i 10 indnstrv mere II would have done no
rood TO have put refined sugar on me fres no tSa
hal would simply have driven the renIeiII ~ ne VIC
i no nrnd,,rng countries. and there would nave
,een no revenue 10 the Government an "a
nent for the thousands at work in tne [cIei.cS' 20
In concusion Mr. Payne said that In the course OF
few wears 5000 OcO0 OF revenue would 9e droPPeu
Ia Cor tho purchase of tinp!ate. linen and wooen
.oods which will then be manufacturer ne ue We
10 not believe that taxing the people VIII maxi
ben1 rich but II is necessary 10 tex them to raise
evcnue for the Government and we nelcye we III pr"
ding them work whereof mex ea1 ear" inc
st : o. clock the committee rose and the House TOOK
A. the evening session speeches for the bill We're
made BY Messrg PRINCE qeP; Eo3'nHat HOVE
on CRep Mich). while Messrs Settle Dem Ny2.
9mPbe e I2 T0Gd Hsn and M'P Fzgs4a nd
Dem. Mass) spoke against it, ., 49,, ..,
Mr.. Barrows G4ep.. Mass presented, me protest
= the Massachusetts Library club against any lax
Mr. Never Dem. La said that some OF the duties
I've. but reprcsentatiyc OF i-ouislana repre-
tha