The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-22
Chicago GETS THERE.
The Senate Passes the Worlds
Fair Bill Yesterday.
SENATOR VEST VERY FUNNY

oENAlUk VESl VERY FUNNY
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Atthc Expense Of Ch,cayo.HcI,ansc.
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WASHINGTON. Ap,il 2l.-In tbe Sen.
MA to.d.v a, ,,o.;or ~ M. r,.u,.--
A.. CT, ' '' i.a"ioy'
t.'' eeAa!e pfoceeueu 70 cohslder the
House bill to provide for the celebration
OF the four hundrcth anniversary NJ tho
discoycrv of Amor;co hv Ch.;,,o.h.I
C.,,,..I:', ~. ~ ,1,,, " on'i''opnet
No.u.ho''' ny holuihg an international
Exhibition OF arts, industries, manu- fac
lures, and the products of the anil nina
,nI aao ;n,1ha ~, :. cut. u ao', u.4e =
S,.,a =; Im;s.;. ~ " ns'S'l' ~ sae
o'"'e y. !1'no'S. Inc only amendment
reported by the Senate Committee Is the
inscrtion Of n nav sect;or nrov,a;n. .. .
Nava, rov;ea !, Nav vi. L...e
- ,eon ~" i''A natoof 10
APRIL lo3o anu ior the unveiling OF a
Statue OF Christopher Columbus, at
Wasbjpeton. FrAaEs'= 9-U.Ii' !
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n.ha,i,.. -" = u,,n anu.'sI !,na ~ WI. haW!ey
o,n,,ant shnn,i utL 't,,.n:s, 'ua. tne uoV.
Cnlmmhus aNo"" u'N'''" 'n' H'asue Of
H. tIa"lo,, ,,,;n, =,
and a,ataJ tIot opI LII - -, Iuu ~, hegatlVe,
%aI oIraa"r '""" "no.ad ~. H. iSa % .na' purpose
@ now ] nsnI;na in' ;n t,,o ~ Wanaa ,e"A' anu was
"UT H. p.nutus Wo.t as; ~ .hn, ine itouse.
sumcd that because the House had
passed the biii, the Senate was under
so a.aust " pass ~. ,;o ' Protested ,
would probably rnss the Senate b bv a., an
overwhelming majority, but no measure
should ever pass the Senate with bis
"vt u If tho w." iTau.a r,oh a" tnaa .ne Jug
Senate. That would he for tbe Senata a s
to abroeate its constitutional functions,
Mr. Farwell asked whether such a
claim had ever been authoritatiye|y
made. II
Mr.. Vtst said that rs a matter OF course.
it had not been authoritatiyely made.
because such an idea would cover the
author OF it with confusion: But it
seemed to be assumed in other places
than the Senate. He knew TINT his op-
position to the bill would be ascribed 10
the fact that the city. OF st, Louis had
been an aspirant as site for the Worlds
Fair. That was post nostem proceed.
ipg, and he did not propose to Introduce
ghosts to disturb the eauanimity of the
Senate or the tranquility Of the city Of
Chicago. s'is tg a'Nl1g 4
10 g,s,
'hsi h"sAAs noIioNhoLE yTJ.
lie had from the beginning opposed
all legislation looking to an exposition
in 1892 He had evervwhe,a nnb,;clv
.na ..;,,..a,. 80 pu.N..S
anu pf.'a'e'y, announceo MS opinion
that IN his Judgment the law should not
be passed which called into existence
Tia aid MT he,;ova tb.tT ~
A.. ~ n". -.
.esuper vi ING people OF tne .on!ted
9!alss favored any such expedition:
te VIZ ~. o.lieHs tnat the conaltlon OF
Tue eouatfy jussihed sucd Ip spectacular
pellot'lalGe az thiS .llhe. me agriCul-
.urAi people VI tue country hau he!thei
tilhe nor n,oney 10 give great nauonal
cl!cas' such as u: was proposed the people
o. et. .ou's ulu no! conlpia'n o. m the re-
sul. oi Inc con'es. ior tne slte. Ihey &C;
cepteu y as Ameflcans al%ays accepted
1he result OF an honest ohd ialr contest.
ne S;a Sme~.tna1 IL nae. nau heen A sa'a OF nm IN
"CnleaHo paper li!at lle l'au ueclalea US
aenalo., SMas "a con.est De!~een
taoes % anu 0n.Gaso ior tae loeatlon o.
N;, lMe lur, ne woulu suppor! aaaes. As
% ohlcaso papers never t sa.a IL was unnec,
cessary lor MN MN 10 sta1e IN mild and
not .oo e.nplla''c May, .nl' ~, ne niaue no
s@uen @ s!a.e'nent, ne a,. s.a.tu 'ne oplnion
Ina. III RopuMf % eaecslon amone .ne
people .. M.ssou!i' pet"een uaues and
lineage theLe Noulu oe yeiy Gloss poll.
I As 70 ~na. . nas 'oee wou'a oe ne meyer ,;
. atc!aisa y ,;,;e, May Gc."ssn m Lnose two ots.
wos nrannrcd to state that in an rh ron.
test, he would be strictly neutral (laugh-