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but reserved the Tisht b object Mr.. sheohan
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such distin guished gentlemen are members. !
bany and see no constitutional or other OBJ
jeCtions 70 It. The committee passed, resolu-
bS By Mr.. Stewart oi New York. ana 10, this body
by myself. had no desire to Introduce 1t, but
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come 20 from SS iRs city G Of New YORK, and not
from AM, other part 81 the state; u the
Ge viii reGuost ~ aI that @ It be psssed Immediately
| for the simple reason that Congress. and espe-
S the NSw nSrs tn what oSh fbs
Legislature Of New York will do. The advo-
caies in WashinRton OF the claims Of other
New York. II is charged that the Ieelsiatpre
tits only fair TO say that II is not our fault No
measure has been presented to us On which VIII. We
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that n New York is to have the Fair the LeRis-
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@ ioss tS The tSs q Fix Os New York Of this kind
gentleman from Erie is Seeking 10 make a
o. ocedont that will be very dangerous am
the Sao1 oGp 0p d
attaches to this House. This House has COM
st to ths Il % Ros
sey that we have obetructed progress. II Mr..
sheehan wished 70 force action }I on t3iS @ mater
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This was the first time anything had been
beard Of the previous question and ~ Mr. shee tSet
f he had SG%9 mo- thought G % Si such thing. - ~ 'n'
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rsss ness 'Sr %aS ON anq hapa THSs troS 70 but
rnptioH I Of Mr. Fish there might have been
some Intention to be taoetious. When the
moved to strike out the name Of the Demo-
cratic Senator from Ohio.
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90 thntif the majoritywere satisfied after their !
inveBiigation over Sunday the bill could be |
passed then. The effect on the action OF Con- |
Rress on Tuesday was what they had in mind. |
MIR. Fish was Inclined to favor this. but An |
a thirst for Information and fear OF 80 much |
progress Of the bill while they remained IN |
their benighted eondition OF ignorance that
THO order of second reading was agreed to.
During the discussion Mr.. Connelly charao- |
terized Mr.. Whipple as q satanic uuibbler TO
the great delight OF the House. to whom the |
Cattaraugus Rentleman's many questions,
asked on his own account and that OF his neigh |
Dor tWhtel. are becoming a great bore. But
Speaker Hustled has declared for the strictest
decorum and raped MIN down.
DELAY IN WARRINGTON,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2A-The sub Committee
OF the House Committee on the Worlds Fair
was In session for an hour this afternooa. The
result was tho further success OF the policy OF
delay which has been so irritating to the Chi
cagoans. The Frank resolution. providing for
q Fair in 1893. and the springer reeolution.
looking to a ballot In the House next Monday,
were both rejected. the last against Mr.. Hits
opposition, and the eub-committoe decided to
report to the full committee when ftmeets to-
morrow the following resolution:
Resalped Thar this subc committee report to the full
committee that Il does not recommend the adoption OF
Oithor Of the resolutons referred TO In the forms
framing Of bill or bills embracing the ontire subject
Of exposition in 1892 except as TO site TO be pre-
tented for the conSideratton Of the full committee At
The earliest date poo1ibo. H''H |