New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
for introducing this political discussion ne ea'u
he had hoped that all this sort Of froth wou'o nave

for introducing this political discussion. ne sa'o
he had hoped that all this sort OF froth wou'o
been blown of in the time allowed for genera, rs
cussion and that the veminute debate Wou nro Te
devoted to an ht nest consideration OF ,ne piora
sons of the bin But already more ' fn4nc Nv" He
pealed both sides proceed with the dons ,
alton of the bill and stop repeating ou S'"'"'
Mr. Dingey briefly discussed the point OF ofd ap
he had made IL was urged In the interests oi ~
orderly nrocedlre in the consideration OF the bill
When the time arrived for dealing WIN arus1 ne
would deal with the issue The discussion on the
amendment was intended to delay or prevent iess,
to encourage the Industries OF the United states s
"Bu, we shall go forward; re an Sau other subject
demands attention we shall attend to 1t In que
time" (Applause)
THE AMENDMENT RULED OUT.
Chairman Sherman ruled that the amendment
was not in order From this decision MT. Docke''
anneaIed but the Chair was sustained on diVi-
sion by a vote Of l56 to 1cs
Amendments proposed by Messrs. Mchae lem n
Ark, cooper dem. Texas. and Robinson tDem;;
Ind intended as was Mr. Dockcry :, 10 isl p'' or 10
cIcs controlled by trusts on the free hss, W ea,no
red,,co the duty were also ruled out OH inc Sh'"'
Mr. smith Dem Ariz). offered an amehc snr
affecting collectors OF customs TO receive sHver r
bullion OF il2,s grains weight Tor ~ OF u"''' '''
Mr. Dingley made the point that that was sdm mce
only out OF order but further proposed u '''"'0
'T The Point sustained and On Mi Rcs m
d Mday WIN was also sustained. nroros,-
Several other antitrust and special ' by Messrs
t TONS wer fncm Mo-. De Almond dem. MO-,
Smith Dem. kyJ. Otey Dem Vao' ana NC
M,llin s gGm l Pop ~ c.. offered his halI,and
half gold and silver coinage mag on Point Of order
h dutv on carbonate OF ammonia was en
from y 70 Means se nsse pSn to the '' change
The duty on argols crude tartar o ali testing less
t MaI y per cent Of potash ana 10 ~
a pound on all testing over ~ p ' ,hAse articles
Rep \, from '' the free list that the Coy
eminent might secure s424"o OF 'e'e"''
Mr McM Dem Tenn moved 10 res,ope, for for
rate in the Wilson bill 90 per eeno a Mound and
me GUY , pd vaorem) on collodon sheets ana
finished articles therefrom known as 'e'''''
IL rejected.
THE APPROPRIATIONS DEFENDED
III. - .ho assertion by Mr. Swanson Dem,
vaA that II the LIVih Congress had s,'hp'y go,
,,,ror-,o lions down to those of the Lilo N"hiO"
yos Dcnocratic). the deficit OF the present se"'
would not exist Mr.. Cannon Rcp, lih'' c"i'' ''''''
Of the Committee on Appropriations sal" i. ',,
tired of hearing these statem wns made necessary
nv the growth of the postal business the IN feSi
OF the pension payments ana Sl he continued Il
don;t believe the public cares very murn or nv,
statement Of the ,re that the ADMINS
Ies ip' sbelI nroyde for an efficient public service
The To, old ssa' T n s0trH
w., w.. nosce ~ do 4, by increasing taxation 10 d
point pTr where the Government Will nave money
e' Th d,,v on snlphuric ether was changed from
o. to 10 cents pound. the same as IN the p'eSo"'
law. r.u ,ho duty on the prod
ucts Of iead-orange mineral red lead anu NM, ~
uc,s 1r a increased from 2l2 to cents pound 10
naintain the difference established by the Mck Me-, ~
lev Hi between the duty on pig lea1 anu o' Oh ~
icy nrnductsNa cent a pound. The Democrats , %,
toctrd strenuously TO these changes, ana coiipeeu
y vote bv teers resulting yeas 81 nays, o -; Of
" A. 515 tho committee rose. ana, on mo- ~
Mr. Dingey the House adjourned unth ~ o ciooN
tomorrow.