The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06


proposition. II had been said that this
Fair was already a Government affair. 30
thoroughly has It mixed itself up with the
Government. that It was difficult to tell
which is the Government and which
with remnants Of old cSng5essss; until It was
members run the House or the heel taps OF
io,mers Th 81 t b".
HSus 10 into sSs ON OF SO That
The emnoyee Gould not spHr rssd n for
the wheels Of rail road trains on the prairles,
snd these grassshr9Ppers snG here now in the
men, and even children from Chicago. and
b Of or onSs
tine than Joshua commanded the sun to stand
atm ne had himself sxpsriencel some Of
spatches within the Iast twenty.lour hours.
not one being sent from his district or city.
being. urging him to vote for this Fair-such
absurd names as the ShiGk city Iron Com.
The I Tniten States demand that s 70" should
vote fer the appropriation for the Columbian
ESSn r fn}in,,. rn.m n W vas eo,.,,, am.
pha t in his support Of the Fair. The ma.
tonal Government, he, said. was involved. and
the ID peoer T' National Convention on this
subject 1t was national affair Ia "a and the Coy,
eminent was hoI9qahiy to II The
Territories to make exhibits at the Fair. with
eoYt which they could not rarticipate., The Tn,
was ' a ts cove, work. lie would obey
h Of h any rapS Thh
Several Other planks in the Democratic rlat-
form at hicago fell through or were dissent
lion n'V OF the The. @or i Fair plank was heard
from a single delegate there. loud appIanse.l
i G5 rso sEsd fh s'"r n%
represented two ideas, that this Exposition
was a national undertaking. and that i round
ton could bind its representatives. to a con;
trihution of financial aid 70 this Governmental
give to this proposition his hearty acauies-
in opposition to the hill, which he declared
was entirely unconstitutional. and to pass 1t
wSHd s asrDs to the saS Ss see n,
man from Texas (Mr. Bailey has constituted
himself we, nurse for this institution. He
around oSiGA his hat hat CONGRESS had eo%mitisd
Government institution. The national honor
was at stake i Congress repudiated Its action:
Mr. Reilly Dem, Pa who wa a in 6; charge OF
graduated the House upon the satisfactory
situation regarding this vcxed question,
ported the bill to the House with the De
Almond substitute for the first section. The
sr nine on e. the to SUn Of
$5.OoO,O0O. the Fair to receive the benefit OF
The seign!,ioraTe ESTIMATED at T2.OOn OOoa and
the additional premium on the coins. which
would have q certain value as souvenirs.
Mr.. MrMilin dem. Tenn demanded the
yeas and nays. The substitute was lost-76
The Durborow hill was then ordered to
third reading. and Mr. Holman Dem m, IND
sage. The till was passed-yeas. l3l nays
3d. An iTei>s s,t attempt to iilibuster was
The vote in detail on the Worlds Fair bill
was as follows:
FOR THE BILL.
ne srs Ha.s FS.s
mel; BG,er; Bynum Gayle Gaimu, Caminet,, CAPE
GsmSy roearn G' "1nos, COX a. ~ b1ns
fo SG Gsisssnlinsr C Han "re lisrres .r,sr
naye; a noS1 co. n"e Larh"m Var i t." NS |N
Owens. Page tR - lsss Md lsr,si,. r.,ton rende
sns iy.Ss sy Srrry Stevens steward
SHn w VS. wH wEs
rS1ins bnsaW BSTsss
SSeF5Sa tISs%: D l "
at FSS @ @
p Ionns9n Ind John a. - % I"ey Loud
9a Ss R."ss Esy Red RsySirn HE sn""s
s11 & y 4 ONO &
AGAINST THE BILL.
DeTorTnfs--Alexanuer ANTONY. bacon. fhley, BANK
Irsek nrdss lKy.' Eu~n Byrns. Cate: arkrN.
cram, rawl9I tGIT.rscn: cnmnings % Armona'
%"ler
I.sra y o I2s.s sys Imam an.
.e T%" Mallory Aesas MtT.h
ters Tenn. fayner Pearson. Pierce. Rishar i.on.
sR. 1sss sss e % ."S
o n.'hsss5 w. a. lWa Mn Aem No
A Init - NJ
itors to brir., to tho Tn ted tates foreign la
at the Wor DIS Fair. the alien contract labor
law he NJ ~ -pend"d.
\, The tpeaser a,rointed Messrs Fitch Dem;
Dem. Conn. Ray Rep. \. ". and Harmer
Her. Ia a a spec'a! comm ttee to inVe-ti
in New York
Mr.: Boatner, tDem La submitted H. ma
investgate charges Of drunk.nness male made by
MIR Watson OF Georgia. and Mr.. Simrson OF
Kansas the ,Es % tnt m
mittge TO investigate the troubles at Home
stead. Pa.
bills acted upon at the Friday evening session,
but the II ouse was restless ana anxious to get
away. and recess was taken until Z. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Expectation Of an adjournment to-day filed
tn" galleries of the House at its night session.
and he same reason brought I'M unusual at
tendance OF members. Promptly at o ,ock
Speaker Crisp called tho House TO order AVID
soon afterwnrd tie Durborow Worlds Fair
bill was repo ted from the senate.
After the passage Of several bills ON the pri-
waite calendar. Mr.. Holman tDcm.. Ind. pre-
scented the Iort OF the nferrecS on the sun
dry Civil bill. Mr.. Holman eXplained the ma
ture Of the agreement. dcta ling tho items in
dispute and the conprumiSes effected. He
said the hil as finally agreed to. carried S37.-
S3i 42S. being e!.jOO.2;E' less than the till as
It passed the Senate. and S!.ul4,2iG more
than II aggregate wien II passed the House.
Concerning the linkeIon detective CLAUSE OF
tn" bill. Mr.. Holman admitted that the amend |
mcnt adopted by the House was II little too |
brIal. and that in tie interest OF II speedy adj
Iournmcnt the House conferrees were Obliged |
to arcrut the substitute submitted on the |
Fart ui tho senate.
tn" senate had appointed n committee to |
inye ttgate the matter. the House had done |
Likewise. and It was for the committees to in
vest gat" and make report before Congress-
acted On the subject.
Mr.. Simlson n. A.. Ean.) denounced "the |
act OF the reErrs,nn 'atiyes Of the rutncracy OF
ployscs.. armed thugs, ohbers. and murder
trs. You'll hear from this in tho elections
r. the fan" said Mr.. simpson. and any one
at home. Npu shOull nat @ rrpnbnr tn no |