New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24

sr I me- had carried out in triumph MT MiSJ he
who had denounced pToi nro,ecton as robbery
Il have good deal Of RESPECT ig' has impressed
continued Mr. mGar and n' ina" nave never Joined In
criticisms upon him: but If ne wow would not have
tariff bin noa after ior sp %n "''ef""'eS ~,
Mr. stewart thought these criuGis an Stamina.
ion Of Mr. Mckinley record would 5nc CSu n, of
have voted for the free ana at Turing the con-
inorat,on Of the Bland Allison act Mr. Mche
had voted ct every stage a, WIN VI 1850 Mr. Mckinley
l,ger rad fn speech at Toledo dcn0uhtins Mi
Cleveland for discriminating oetW"c s he closed by
saying earnestly that j., was no pp Te
BRYAN, as he's going TO be the next
MR. QUAYs MOTION DEfE"' i'D
The vote was then taken on Mr. Quay's motion
TO table the committee amendments 10 -, e. de-
S57. and 1t was rejected-ls to H. Inc WV
tail follows; . ~
xsasNssrs RasSg c Maofy c0 a.
Morgan Murphy ss P ssS wrri snnGiIS n,or
Smith THfeS Alien Allison burrows BfsT
carter Chandler Clark, Davis , pepoe ,ansbrough
Ec5akf FF cn LodGe Mcde M Raw
Perkins Plat CONN PLAT s sS stewart Tel
iIer TSSTson Tlllman fy WI1epnN WnrTe" "e
ton whsf to na the
Mr. BRYAN. The lattcr's vote 'oL ", Nassachusetts
not 2ns' hs "! Mr. Bryan would veto tarn DILL ''
he night approve il as revenue msasu,e' had not
Mr. Hoar inteTjecird thS out had merely
out td 5ht e. to- secure 81
Senators who voted for free-traqIiel gain
would probably vote for that can ilu"u , ne Wassa-
ot Mr. Senior had dragged n political que nS
ton for the evident purpose oil tor rnsen he
sOn OF ,ri eer, h passed lie did beieye it
would bring the relief experte1c DC lie was not
See Sec INA ,a aeav for if there any relief it shop
rome % oicKy But if the Massachusets scr Sor
Gesipe uotico thni there would he FULL reply;
with his furry over. Mr.. Quay remat .puicd
me man, since Yesterday" and in view OF inc
defeat Of hi. former motion ne mio'T fro M 10 70 y
CENTS a pound. This was disagreed TO w''"'"' d"
~ Mantle moved TO strike out Paragrap ph S on
20 substitute one giving cents per pouiu, V rs
third. class wool worth less than ~ cents or 49,
cent additional for every cent of value aoovf o.
nisonroed f. The paragraph was then agr,sed 10
nc reported. namely. cents poihu on lh''u O
wool worth 10 cents VS., pG sa aS or to as reported
G1inr the rate on third-class wool valued above
10 cGm news aarr 9 o was substituted on 9,
ton Of Mr. Allison. giving UNIFORM nhi nu' waste
rovnr waste ring waste and garnctcG waste, ~, a
paragraph was sn9f bd sn 'p' cent less per
Mound than on other woods of the same c'"SS anu
'o nnotber new paragraph 3eol.. provides q dniy
on shoddy OF - cents pound on nous Sd anu o'"'
| waste proVidcl for. ~ cents y -.
! Mr. Vest here interposed mo,loh 10 - rnncrcd
the entire wool schedule up to the poihl
covering the paragraph on raw WOOL ne ~ VI, =
| tho duct,ia tons Of wool prices for IoS 7, n",
NJ Years 10 show that the duties on "ool ul. ~
servo IN mt M the prices. He predicted mat io
on.r,ucnt Of The wool schedule wouh DfitR M
| aster 10 the Republican party ana taal II "o"'"
| ~Sturn 70 The CAPITOL shattered and broken.
| Mr. White discussed wool prices, am u'ci III ~
! that the wool schedule was d"iu'lnh ilo'h ''"''
| rnin, Of view protection or IRE" wool 81, -
Mr. Vests motion to strike OUT me sch, ~ VI, n
to 70, was then disagreed to-,9 10 -, , ,r VII
! ISnerv and Ncssrs. Teller ana Manic vote" WI"
! H. Ronublicans against the motion; -, ,.u1
MIR Mantle expressed regret tha, ne ~" So, -.
20 secure the co-operHton OF RepupilchH 7'.l" -,
| IN making tho wool schedule satsfactor! ~ NV
a. uooi growers IIc offered an amendment 10 ihIh
| shan nav = cents pound additional to me otnIo
Antics imnosed RoiccteG-I to u; Mr. Milf,
thon moved substitute" for an ne iIr
reIating TO raw wool. II cmbodltS Inc piopp'.',.
| Of tho Wool Growers Association. ibis ""9 ~
| iectcd without division. ,, ,-i ,rd hair,
| Paragraphs :6l rags ana ~ W. ", az
wore agreed to az reported. ON faraerapl., ~, ~
in.ao, varns1 Mr. Jones moved a provlSo tnht W IL,
rate shall not go into effect untl I 49,, .9 -
aftcr The act goes into operation. Disagreed l"
| 10 to o. ,r,o,, ., Paragrapl
6i limiting it, provisions TO cio.n, IN n,acn o
nUnol g. the chief component material IN pihcp
wboIIv or IN part Of WOOL He argued AZ S s
thai the latter clause permitted eArcsSn nooi eri
| on Goods in which only one-tenth WAS ""ol "h'
| nne-tenths cotton or linen. ,.o,o,,, bod heer
MIR Allison urged that the pnrase ers "'" Wv
| in ,,so satisfactorily for twenty years; ,.o,
TIE paragraph finally went over wltnout a fI
| on Mr. Jones's amendment, ana az 80 81
n m the Senate held an executive seSSi'' az
iourning soon afterWa'h