The Tariff And the Trusts
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A two-thirds vote under the then existing rules was re- quired to bring the Senate bill before the House, but such majority could not be obtained, although a ma- jority of the members of the House were in favor of concurring with the Senate. The protectionists wished to have the bill referred to a conference committee where it could be amended in the interests of their clients, the manufacturers, and Mr. Reed, of Maine, was equal to the occasion. He moved the adoption by the House of a new rule... by which a bare majority of the House could take up a bill amended by the Senate for the purpose of non-concurrence in the Senate's amendments, but not for the purpose of concurrence. This resulted in the appointment of a conference com- mittee to settle the details of the bill and the tariff act of 1883, the only revision up till that time of the tariff OUR TARIFF HISTORY 28/ act of 1864, was settled by a conference committee, as desired by the protectionists in the House. Nearly twenty years had passed since the war ended.
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A two-thirds vote under the then existing rules was re- quired to bring the Senate bill before the House, but such majority could not be obtained, although a ma- jority of the members of the House were in favor of concurring with the Senate. The protectionists wished to have the bill referred to a conference committee where it could be amended in the interests of their clients, the manufacturers, and Mr. Reed, of Maine, was equal to the occasion. He moved the adoption by the House of a new rule... by which a bare majority of the House could take up a bill amended by the Senate for the purpose of non-concurrence in the Senate's amendments, but not for the purpose of concurrence. This resulted in the appointment of a conference com- mittee to settle the details of the bill and the tariff act of 1883, the only revision up till that time of the tariff OUR TARIFF HISTORY 28/ act of 1864, was settled by a conference committee, as desired by the protectionists in the House. Nearly twenty years had passed since the war ended.
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