New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
taken were free salt free lumber and free wool.

taken were free salt free lumber and free wool.
And am sorry that member Of my party-he
has the right and do not criticise him for exer-
eislng 1T am sorry that a mSmber Of my part,
Mr. Bacon answered .has the senator from MIS- s;
Senator Of his party Equality in the dis,ri is
ton OF taxation was q Fundamental tenet OF the
mental principle Of Democracy.
SENATOR CLAY AGAINST FREE TRADE.
Mr. Clay Dem. Ga) followed MI Bacon. speak
Ing for the first time since he entered the Senate
He expressed himself emrhatiealy against free
the Government economically administered; And
In levyng this tariff he said there should be the
csed the sugar schedule especially OBJECTIONABLE,
sumner Under the Senate bin the cost of sugar: he
said. would be not less than "a o. per w. pTund iS
% The price G ,'e to the would be
creased to the extent Of 20 per hundredwsisn n
BECOME the "S Sandal Of f the Nation said the
bounty system was responsible i9r .his H. cdum
that no political party could STAND uhder 'ie ouD'
the legislation would produce. ~ ,o
MIR Clay also criticised the proposition 10 ptaG,dd
duty on He said that there wtre now ,s ns To
put the proposed duty on this ari S wo" holders
sTmmng NO. he said the Senate bill would lnsreas Sc
the burdens The people to the extent oil ana
beer He said that the farming interes, had been
+, ana T Sn eTode ne 10 aecafd that
bin would not give relief to the people ana a,T1
asserted that the tariff nde not T Hss issue he said
had been almost forgotten in the nnanca - 9ufiT;
ton Now the financial question was aPP''e'''
Il st sight Of in the agitation Of the tari"'
MEssRs HALE AND PETTIGREW CLASH
Mr. Pet,erew said he favored Mr.. Vests amend
ment omtting white pine from the paragrapand M
He asked however, that tie paragraph DC pd'Se'
Mr. Hale promptly Objected n.y., ,e,s OH this bill
BY sGIr5ns seT s1 @ frightened
by a threat, ana he insisted in going on Win INC
paragraph , ..,ben veil dis
very W oaay sa and wv we discuss it week
too He declared that the Taie Gn who have
cornered the white pine Of the country We're m
Pg6 lea; gonE 70 from wo minnesota intend in
favor of SUCH duty? Mr. Pettgrew deciare S t R
he ala not expect rs fef 6e we're guided BY political
and selfish ends he would a ,NIs i nnsrasraph be-
sdyOsaes Of me b vbsri pass the 'Si
5000 votes in South Dakota last year ,hf tax or
Pine Mr Pettgrew had large map 5 5Predaa ar 0a
and pointer in hand. he showed ne HiIrn er
MI Pettigrew commented on the failure o, IN, me
ST Louis platform to denounce truss. "a dnnomncnd
tben, and he thought this movement In behalf OF
the lumber trust natural sequei 10 'n's a'-
Mr Alien pop Neb) who has Just returned fGr f TO
In Paragraph No 1884, paving posts rar % .t res
etc committee agreement
ing ont 'other woods" Mr.. Jones. or Arkansas
moved 70 strike on: the entire paragraph. De-
feated-ayes. Il; noes. 80 =, ,,, %,
Paragraph No l9, kindling WOOD In bundles: e Nf
had been stricken out by the committee. but Nj
Allison asked TO have the House provision resto'eu
Mr. Jones Of Arkansas, moved 10 strike our 5ne re-
stored parasraph. Rejected-ayes, ~ noes. "a
Paragraphs Nos 1877 and 2ol, clapboards ana
shingles, went over ,.,. ~. AN,
In Paragraph No. 1873, hubs for wheels the com
rnittee proviso excepting heading DOTS s'aVe-
bolts was disagreed to at the request OF Mr ALI
o., .,,-.. .,-o,osod
on Paragraph No. 1893. laths. Mr.. Allison proposed
an amendment increasing the rates from 10 cents
10 o cents per 1000 Agreed to-ayes; ~ noes II.
Paragraph No 202 casks and barrels, was agreed
Paragraph No 2o3, chair canes or reeds, went
49, - -. .z,,os.
of Mr. Allison the House rate OF cents per LOW
was retained tOOthpicks, and the committee
amendment agreed 10 on the remainder or the
paragraph.
This finished the wood schedule and the bIl was
laid aside. The Senate had reached the sugar
schedule although the paragraphs passed over
nromise 10 take considerable time before the sugar
schedule is actually taken up.
At AIS p. m. the Senate heId prlel executive
session and then adjourned.