Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-16
RESOLUTION
,zt Bv the House Just as 1t Was
Presented.
~rgICAGO WORLD'SFAIR LOAN
!, e.. through though Mr.. Holman Refused
Give ANY Assurance That it Would.
-zs RaS,lgbons Considered.
Reasonable.

r. r..r-vsroN, d. c., January Is
uu,a of Representatives of the
-.s.rri Congress has declared It's
-,... hostility 20 subsidies, boun-
-.f land grants and pronounced in
-ofr.rid retrenchment in the ap-
-.q-sras Of the government. The
Ian resolution in its entirety was
sr +ra'ly adopted by the House, but
mil after It's author had consented
..- should be interpreted in a sense
-.-s enough 70 permit any and all
-..--.e.e and legitimate legislation. "
r.. advocates Of the Worlds Fair
.---r-a,.5n are tonight finding great
-a-, fl this Interpretation, and even
s-.-rF, % the mail steamship SubSi-
sand sugar bounty maintain that the
b. rf the Government having been
passed, appropriations TO fulfill
y a1Igati0nS are but appropriate
Ultimate legislation.
MI Speaker" said Mr.. Holman,
4. evening, l entered a motion TO re-
fs- the vote by which the previous
SION had been ordered. On refec-
I5estrc, il I an so authorized un-
The rules, 10 withdraw that motion. "
That can only be done by unanimous
-a-,. said the Speaker.
Then ask for unanimous consent" "
Mr.. Holman, and no one objecting,
~7-.0u was withdrawn.
.-g5r q careful examination OF the
-f resolution" resumed Mr.. Hol-
IN "aud after consulting with gentle
whose judgments are entitled TO
respect I have reached the con-
r-. for myself at least, that the
ZION is broad enough to permit
and all appropriate and legitimate
.,l-.lu.'
Like the Chicago Fair, for instance, "
r5d Mr.. Reed. Laughter.
This query Mr.. Holman returned
-swer.
AsI said, resumed Mr.. Holman, sit
-.a.rk, broad enough TO cover all ap-
--at.Ons and legitimate legislation,
tirg all legislation like private
SION bills and the like, as they all
%. 20 departments Of the govern
e. The three great departments OF
s-yernment cover the whole field Of
umental administration.
rsr the adoption Of the resolutions,
House took up for consideration
-590rtS of the committee on ac-
rs. assigning clerks TO the various
-t.ees OF the House, and a dis
sion ensued as 70 whether there was
ztrayagance in these assignments.
n. Cummings, of New York, rebuked
E5use for voting regularly for the
wg-.aJion for a clerk 70 every
l.5r. Yet now proposing 10 cut down
Fr committee clerks. He main
t there is not a man in tho House
l7wdo was not paying out OF his
r1eket from fifty cents TO a dollar
for postage. For what? for the
ass OF his constituents. Now II
proposed i'm addition that the chair
be % committees should be compelled
.Ee.r own committee work.
l- E1-te.le, Of Maine, said In con-
r % a long TRADE against the
,si economical principles OF the
gra,ic party: "The people Of this
Bee. country are going to have q
-.-g aud prosperous new year In spite
he Democratic party, the gentle
G from Indiana (Mr. HOlmanl, and
-,;s SLOT mschine." (Applause on
.,ican Side.)
A- Cummings, OF New York, reply
ga ,Ir. Bou,elle, who made some al
s1l 90 the lady of the present Gov
0, New York in her economical
les, said shat under the two Demo-
Z administrations Of the State OF
g YORK the State debt had been re-
"a $1,000, 900 and that 50, OOO, 600 had
e'. 10 the treasury when Governor
rured-that treasury having been
y when Grover Cleveland entered
o1es" applause on Democratic
To- debate was continued at some
-E1.
Toe minority substitute providing Tor
Jerks was defeated-ycaS "a, nays
The majority report, which pro
t1r g. clerks, was passed. On
10 Of Mr. Catchings, OF Mississippi
a.lss adjourned until Monday.