Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
A DEADLOCK IS ON.
Worlds Fair AoprOpri-
alton the Cause.
FILIBUSTERING RENEWED.
Senate Will Not Adjourn Till the
House Comes TO Terms.

WASHINGTON, July 90 When the SEN
ate was Informed that the house had
passed "A resolution for Enal adjournment
on Saturday next, at 3 o'clock, the men,
bers Of the senate appropriation com
mittee, both Republican and Democratic.
remarked in q most emphatic manner
that when the house possed the sundry
civil appropriation bill with the Worlds
fair appropriation, the senate would be
ready TO adjourn, and not before. II they
had 70 remaiu here until next December.
just how long the deadlock will continue
no one here Is able 10 predict
The 6libustering tactics were renewed
yesterday. and Judging from the utter
snces Of leaders engaged Ia itit will be con-
tinued as long as they can command forty
or Gfty votes Tho appeals OF their col
leagues who are anxious to get away aud
escape the almost intolcrable heat has
not the slightest effect
Most such movements have fuiled I'm the
past trough weakness ia some part Of
the organization, and in late years the
only successful movement OF the kind has
been that which was led by Representa-
tive Oates with . comparatively small
following against the bill to provide tor
refunding the direct tax. This lasted two
weeks and day.
To Defeat PiHbustera
kilograms were sent out by Chicago
managers 10 their friends, many Of whom
they say have agreed to come h ere II ne
cessary to make up quorum, and they
believe that an attendance can be secured
large enough 20 ovcrwhelm tho filibusters
and deprive them Of the ability TO raise
the point OF no quorum. or TO order roll
calls on dilatory motions. for which pur.
pose one-fifth OF the last preceding vote
IL requisite. Outhwaite. who Is leading
the obstru ctionists. predicts. however,
that this expedition will be disappointed.
Ae says that very few members can be re-
called, and is confident that the World's
fair people cannot hold in town the
strength they had Wednesday. The fili-
clustering has not progressed far enough
to show how determined or how strong tho
movement will be, and many persons look
for an early break somewhere In tho line,
believing that the presence Of a majority
will be too great TO be resisted. D l.
Fair Managers Hopeful of Success.
The Worlds fair managers are we'll
satisfied with the showing made and arc
confident that ultimately they will win.
and carry the appropriation through suc'
ccssiuily. Ihe most outspoken OF the
leaders OF the obstructionists say plainly
that they will see the sundry civil bill
killed before the appropriation for the
Worlds fair shall carry aud that they
will continue IN their course even though
the house and senate refuse to pass reso-
lutlons extending the appropriations for
continuing the work covered by items In
the sundry civil bill
Tue resolution extending the present
appropriation under the aundry civil bill
expires July 81. and can only be extended
by resolution The friends Of the fair
will demand quorum II an attempt is
made 10 pass such a resolution and will
refrain from making one If their appro-
prIation Is not let alone. II will be al.
most impossible without them TO pass
such resolution. and II IL Is not passed
the affairs Of the government will DO Grip
pied