The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

rs may hf 'tf.,dil tN 4i - tue fNifhN'-
Of such recOinage is hereby appropriated
out Of the silver profit fund" Adopted.
In advocating his amendment. Mr.. Dock
cry said that its object was 10 provide l1r
The recOiuagp Of Si9.0lt.OOO OF subsidiary
coin now i'm the Treasury. About SlS,O0o-
600 Of this coin consisted Ot hall dollar
pieces. The amendment provided a sui-
iicient sum 90 meet The deiJcDment oi coin.
and permitted the Secretary Of the Treasury
tO substitute coins in demand for these half
dollar coins. 4 furtherpilect OF the amend
mcnt would be % compel the Secretary o.
coin AT once into standard SILVER dollar-
the 6.ooo,0pO OF uade dollars now ID the
Treasury.
WORLDS FAIR PARAGRAPH. .
The committee then REQUIRED 20 the
Worlds Fair paragraph, to which Mr.
Chandler. 9i Massachusetts, proposes
Though it has not yet been formally chefcd)
The following substitute: That toe secl,.
tary Of the Treasury he instructed not t0
approve The PAYMENT of any expense az
tendant upon % meeting Of the World IS
Columbian Commission or Board oi Lady
Managers except such meetings 20, mly be
called at the time of the dedication and
opening OF the Worlds r ir, aS provided
for in section % Oi sand act; u1r il approve
tho payment az any eN ens. attendant
riittaa of i0a Wo.ld'. Columbian com.
mission. "a, created Lv article % of thc.
bylaws ot said Commission. nor upou a
meeting of t.e executive committee Oi tar
Board az f. .ig y lu0 -,r-. except such meet
inc. may sa l0it. rDt otf.nrr trau o...... I
IN IA. n,nihs. r.rf,.. ..f.Y,.., tue payl..Dt
of any sdarv ~ any 'l.Hg ot thc o.il
goi.ir,iisn Commission or any i.on.,
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Mr. Trrnor kariuclv had once defined
a ...inecure' Ols he EXPRESSED il. as q
no.ifion yhorothnr. "a. .ofbIug 20 and
a d-d ~ieht of nav. Imgntcr n,
tnougbt ipafa geol many of the positions
'.., ',n N",,.r.5 ro,,,ni.-ion w.re. sine.
.,,ro- -
Nr RrorkinrsIoe nf Kentucky. defended
the action of tbe committee ON Approuria-
mons reporting the pIrlsraphs providing
for the expenses OF the C.mmi-sion.
Mr. TAYLOR Nl,inoi-) s.id maj what Chi
caeo wished was to be- lclallne. IL would
be "a disgrace to the nation, after inviting
foreigners to come to ihe Exposition. 10
turn those i0reigner, over to local board
Mr. Adams (lllinoisl said that question
involved more than tAe mere question of
salaries. II involved the character Of the
Exposition.
Mr.. Mason. Of Illinois. referred 90 the
Chandler amendment, which had NOT been
offered. and gave notice be would make a
p1int of order agaiust it when offered. II
was i'm violation OF statutes.
Mr.. Bulterworih, Of Ohio, ia opposition 10
the substitute. said that the nited states
was committed 10 the world ID do certain
fhing. no matter through what instrumen-
nlity. The faith 0f the country wax
pledged. The Fair will n suit In advantage
in Chicago; it wOuld result in the glory Oi
this Republic. Ii was net a local Fair. or
i lte Fair; IL was a national Fair in the
brOadest and best sense. The Centennial
Exposition had been Of the greatest benefit
TO the country.
Mr.. Coleman. Of Louisiana. said that that
sxpOsitiOn had done more tor the industries
of tbe United states than any action by
Congress Tor wears past.
Mr.. Buttprworth had no DOUBT Of this
fact
Mr.. Grosycner. Of Ohi0, said that bc
would De Glad if somebody would tell him
the necessity for the expenditure cigried
by the bill. Mr.. RutterWOrth replied For
the delectation Of hi. colleague that be de-
sired 10 impress upon his hearers the ad.
vantage that would result nom the enter
prise with which Congress was dealing.
lie appealed to the gentlemen waeiher