New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

Tie resolution adopted by the convention had iecog-
nze rs distinctly language could express tlought
first that this Exposition was National undertaking.
and. second, that 1t imposed upon the Hemocysuc
party the duty Of contributing financial AID TO thS
Cove rnmental enterprise.
When he came to receive directions that would con-
trol him as q Democrat, be preferred 10 receive
those directions from convention where every As
senbly district IN the United states had Its rep
re>eututive rather than take II from part OF his
colleagues on this floor For this reason he would
ve to the proposition his most hearty scquiescence
and vote.
Mr.. Bailey. OF Texas opposed any appropriation for
the Worlds Fair.
Mr. Chapman, OF Michigan, spoke In support OF
the biI The question whether the House was
to follow the gentleman from Texas (Mr Bailey as
chief mariner or was to go and perfect this great
work begun, not I'm Chicago. not In New-fork, but
here, and carry It through In all its glory.
Mr. Enloe, OF Tennessee, said that he would vote
against the Worlds Fair appropriation, although he
would like b. put on exhibition one OF the most ex-
traordnary objects existing in this country. He
would like to put upon exhibition the present Com
missioner OF Pensions.
JD Taylor 81 Ohio, made the point Of order that
the gentleman addressing himself to the ques-
ton under consideration. The gentleman had no
right TO scandalize public officer.
Mr. Enloe rctorted thot It was not necessary Tor
him to scandaize the Commissioner Of Pensions. That
officer had himself scandalzed the public service and
he was to-day disgrace to the ADMINISTRATION Al
though the conduct Of the Pension Office had been In
qured into, this crafty gentleman lad managed affairs
that the resolution reported had not been acted on.
But his record before the committee was as spouea
as the skin OF a leopard
Mr.. Doliyer, OF Iowa, vigorously Defended the
Commissioner OF Pensions and curtly commented
upon Mr. Enloe for bringing up this question at thiS
time. So also did Mr. Brosius, OF Pennsylvania, VINO
made some rather uncomplimentary illusions 10 Mr.
Enoe-one OF them lkcning him to goat singing
n hero.
After further debate the committee rose under the
special rule and the bin was reported to the House.
There was one amendment pending, and that was In
the shape of a substitute offered by Mr. De Almond,
OF Missouri for the first section The substitute pro
vldcd for the coming OF souvenir halfdollnrs not to
exceed 1000 900 in ahount from bullion to be de-
posted by the Worlds Columbian Exposition Ihe
substitute rejected.
The bill then passct-yeas. 131; nays 81, as
follows
Yeas-Messrs Andrew, Atkinson, Babbitt Bartne Bar
wig Bentley Bingham, Boatner, Bovsrs. Bowman. BreE
Broderk Brooksbrc Broeus Brown Bunchanan (NewJer-
-oy Buscy Bushnell Butler Bynum Cable, Codmus, Cald
well Cau.net Capehart Caruth Castle Catchings. Gnu.
Cheatham. Chpman, Clancy, Coburn Coomos, cooper
Cox tNewAYork). Curtis, Da7ell Dane Dlosley Dixon
Doan Doivcr. DUNCAN, Durborow English hAechs rel
lows. Flick Eornan Fowler Funston, Iefsenhaner Girls
void GrorIt Hall. Haze, Harrie', Hsrer. Hayes
Henderson Nowo) Henderson unnolsh Herman,
Htt Hooker (New.YorO, Hopkins unino''l
Houk (ohlo) Hull Johnson dndena), johnson
North Da Kota) Jolley Lane Lapham, Loud. Martin,
Mcclellan. McGann, McKsig Meyer, Mitchell o'Neiu
,Pennsyiysnia,. O'Ncn Missouri owens, Page Qhode
Island rage Maryantl. Parrett Patton Payne FeHdle
ton Perkins flcler Post Powers Price ouieKehpush'
nalnes Ray Rayner. Reed. Reilly, Reyburn, Rfe'
p,,tNeu Ru.k seerley shyey Shonk. Smith. Snow,
s,eiry stephenson stevens. steward u!linoi>), C. W.
stone W A. stone stor stout. stump Iarsney Isyor
dlino..j j. D. Taylor. Townsend Tracey, Waugh Wheeler
tNchaan) Whit Wlke. Williams ullinois) Wilson C"es'
Viryini) Wolycrton, Wrght-l3l.
Nays-Messrs Alexander. Anthony, Bacon, BAiley'
Baker Bankhead, Beeman, Blanchard Branch bieoAi
ridge (Arkansas). Breckinridge thenMeAyl, hu'"A'"
virginia. Cate, Clarke (Aiabana), Cooo NAA-
, Chb fMlssourt) Covert, Cowles, Cox CIennessec)'
Grain Texas Crawford. Culberson, Cummings DAVIS
De Arnond De Forest -Dickerson poeNcry' pDno'a,' ~
punphy Edinunds Euis EnIoe' Epes' f,o'o'''
Fo,ey Goodnight Havorson. Heard, Henderson tNorth
carolina, Holman Jones. Kyle. Lanham. Lawson tNir'
gnla, Lawson (Georga). Lester Virsinial' Lester
,,,eorcal Little Long Mallory, Mocrcary' Mch''ghd"'
N,Nuln McRae Meredith. Montgomery Mutcher' Nor
,o, Oates q Farra. obs Patterson CIennessel' fa!n
Ter Pearson pierce Richardson, saye'' SHELL SnV''
Telry TucAcr Turner Turpin. Van Horn "'rn'f Wia''
iugton Watson Wheeler (Alabamaj, WI ams NofM C"ro
unaI VIM loumms-S2
The following pairs were annonnced'
M..sr, Hau.en and Bullock, Clark t"yomihe) anu
Moore, soft aad KEN, Cutting and Layton H'Fncr a'u
Hatch Robinson aud krtbs. Whiting ana Jo'n'u' 80
and stewart (reNasl, Wadsworth anu taNpo'' p ~
All,,f iitnian and Grossly, Springer ana bFyAh Nch"
nov and prnwley V. Taylor and bunting hauall anu
CAN'T sanford and Cohran. No"oerry a." LOWS NouT'
, tr,nn.- ,,.ary and Sochiae. Adcr.ou aud LIVING
on 0'uounc and Beltihoo'er, odeonl'af and ''oF'H
lekt,p and Lockwood. McAlccr and H"Ho"'4'' E''h''
d nth Pa,tison lOhloD and Bland. sI>'cll ad tines
,la bergen aud Llgan. Lind and blomt' eNett an"
NJ %fo,e llcntucky) and Walker, Alien ana wilson
hp,,,,, u,ruert and Boutee Hooker ,MsiS ippp ana
vuiaen snoleras. and Taylor tennessee o'Neil Mas
,,u.ttsl and Cogswel. Atnold and Ne'er WILSON ana
,r,r \yl-. and Ketchau. cultivate aud Seul 1oh''one
,(,,,h carolina, aud Burrows. Ililmah and N6r~'
ON motion Of Nr. Eeilly. Of Pennsylvania the vote
h chich the hill was passed. was reconsIderti and the
nation T., reconsider laid upon the table. rus was
,,oo only after an Intellectual auompt had been made
hy Mr. Bailey. Of Texas, 10 hIlhurier
TIC speaker appointed Mo,'rs fltch ''cisNAhU"'i'''
n. r,rc,t Ray and llarmcr rs the members Of the
,.cl committee 10 inquire into the execution oi the
election Laws In Ncw York.
,n motion Of Mr. HouE, OF ONO, the senate Joint
r.n ON was passed authorizing foreign exhibitors at
,nc worlds Fair to bring into this countrS iorcisn
,a,,,r,r, 10 assist IN preparing their EXHIBITS.
Mr. Uoatner OF Louisiana. submitted the muorlS
rcu,u Oh the Watson charges. and 1t was oI"'''"
,rintcd 30 also were the views Of the minority,
.i.n.d by Mr. simpson. Of knusas. Mr t'r"ni' oi
vermont submitted hi, individual views TIC ltouSe
,n,n took a recess until o'clock When the HOUSE,
wa. called t. order at O'Clock there were not twenty
five members In attendance.
q, mo,lcn Of Mr.. Reilly. Of Pennsylvania the
senate Joint resolution was passed eAirndlhs 10 inc
KIM and Queen OF spain and TO the descendants ol
nr,,t"phcr Columbus invitations TO bc present AZ ihe
nt.,ning of the Worlds Far , .,, ,,,
- Iur DurbOrow bill came over from inc 'cIn,c, "''
II ~ received With no manifestation Ol applause,
IN Itouse then proceeded to the consideration OF
nriynTe pension bills coming over from la>t rFllN
I.,sipn 4 couple Of dozen private pension blhs wec
,,.J and then Mr. Holman ~ Indiana. presented the
Inference report Oh the sundry civil Appropriation
bill .. 49,, ,u, -. a,.r,y .gr.cd
,uom appropriated - ,5!7 900 rh- was TJ6ooV"
r. thah the bill Il PASSED the senate ana S-,"it
~ 80 than MS il passed the House. As TO the
Iuukerton amendment. II provited the iOUoWlhg'
rhnt no cmploye of the linherton Detective Agency
r any similnr ageficy shall be employed In any HoN
rt service, or by any ohccr Of the District or
Cnlmn,bIar A. the proposition originally p's,l thc
I, ~ nroyided that no Government orkcr. having
hc right TO make contracts could contract win an,
corporation. firm or person who employed PinRerton