The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-30
THE PROPOSAL GIFT 10 1Hs Fam.
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WARRINGTON. July 20. Another day OF hli-
clustering. under the eflcient leadership OF
Representative Amos Cum minRs. against the
proposed gift OF $50OO.UUO to the Worlds
Fair has ended and ths boomers are still un-
successful There 10 every prospect tina, tho
opposition can continue its fight for at least
two or three days more. although the Worlds
Fair lobby Intimate tonight that they have
high hopes OF breaking the deadlock to-mor-
row. The utmost pressure lie beirg brought to
bear on members generally. and II Ia asserted
by the Worlds Fair managers hat the Demo-
cratic National Committee have taken hand
In the fight AMI are urging Speaker Crirp to
use hi> personal influence In the House to
bring about settlement Of the fight. II ID
said that William C. Whitney and Chairman
Harritya,e mong the Democrats OF national
reputation who have sent kilograms to the
Speaker to-day urging him to ave the appro.
priation for the good Of the party. There is
no proof OF this statement. however. any moro
than tn n" was OF the recent repo t ret ahoat
among the House members that Grover
Cleveland had made an appeal to his personal
and party friends in the House to vet against
SSuhge hniman and MS colleagues VII" are
E f!S t'me the III locating the Exposition at
Mr.. Cummings H. hopeful Of success in his
attempt to defeat the al prop yiation. and one
o. the most prominent and influential men on
the republican ide Of the House said to-day
that the opposition were In much stronger
condition, since Sir, iumG ines Gecane its
leader. lie Ia lighter who gives no quarter.
and he knows every moment In the day iust
nov many men can be depended on to vote
a. The most popular and effective argument Of
the worlds air bonmers. and the one which
af t I'm mnft rersstently use that as the SEN
dry Civil bill. and MS Il ma o ity u the House
voted TO- concur. therefore the will of
CpnRress haa been expressed and should be
ofbsyed. There Is force In this argument and
One Ut the incidents nf t.. days fnht vas the
report which gained wide circulation in the
SAni'oito the effect TINT 1.-THE s5.tO.O 900 appro-
nriation Is made the Fair managers will como
S3.OM.00O more. which they will then he Just
as srentiy In need o. rs they are In ne-d OF tho
so.Oo.9oo now. IT will he necessary for ID;
the members Of tho paid lobby to promptly
deny his new aspect Of the case II they hope
to win Tomorrow.
c.rta rt he ErntTa o" ,n h0wevsr that the
what makes the Worlds Fair boomers 81 des.
A.. r,euuest Tor the s50OO.0O6 to 70 over until
leen suggested as one way out o. the existing
d adlo.k. nut it has Ueen rejected with scUrn
as often as made
~. Senator AlIis' n has placed away carefully in
nrtations. OF which he Is Chairman. the reslu.
ton adopted by the House yesterday provid-
ny irr unal adjournment o-morrow. MIR.
Allison ann ,unces his intention to keep that
resolution In the piHernhole until the House
dispo.es Of the Sundry iyil bill the Worlds
Fair appropriation Included.