The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-07

OF Mr.. Hopkins OF Illinois, whose ootecSutohn ~.
he 6at followed %:s saits est
tsis ,o Mr. b Sese ns'd se' wSecs
ment, notwithstanding the fact that the reNSS-
LUTON Of the WHEELS was . saGpPgip from Illinois
The Holman resolution was then pasaeu "
vote all nrnisnea ny s ed
out OF the galleries. wiser mon than wheh 'he'
eh TSs re .sS was passed on Aug l. In
three DAYS It would DO necessary to either
again extend the appropriation. or pass sv We
s sishi o riyi iortnieht had become dsat
inc to their to look after their pO astssl
In this Is dilemma hundred members Of
Gus Gus Il was held on Monday evening. reso;;
stb the wpodPs Fsr
rote ~ Is to 81 Many OF those yoripg the
appropriation refused to DC ca STnmd le the iii
busterers FREQ to follow their own bent IN
they were taken in
succession. tho leading members going INTO
difference in tho Ways and Means Committee
Finally the matter was rofcrred to com.
mittee VI ton, Ave favorinE the appropriatti,9;nn
COMMITTEES com we're Messrs. Bankhead Of Alabama.
McCreary Of Kentucky. Culberson OF Texas, NC
n S 81 II HFf
William Williams s' Of illinois. The hrst dyo opposed
This committee went into session imme-
dae The sniTitf was rep snd
Sn@m.nS Mct h va and Tho COM
BY With thu n sou sms
the next morning. Much feeling was dis !,
would bo almost i'm poss ible to reach an agree
ment. Finally. however. nine OF tho members
e the a ye Snqe t.
1t was us follows:
This committee submit to the Democrats OF the
h"n'. es no Sy s6sr
of tho House for or against the "orda FAIR appr'
iReSonsider the vote by which I'll. House has re-
IrH the Is y c iii
. Tnat pending iho conference On the sn IND Siyi!
s A" sr rt%@sa to ny
s sss ws""s Be taken not later
than r Sa.unaay A%s a.. e. suuary Civil appropr.
ton. t' /. aS,."aea and power .nc House b
eSsr Tna. 70 ~n.sher III nurb1rSw Amended be
carried the the S,s na @ s% rS
bin shall be considered as without the senate amend
ment.
Meantime tho House had adjourned and an
other Democratic caucus had been called for
PIP NJ In discussing, the proposition from
the committees Oh lei IL NhS ee.'H 40
did not provide for any amendment to the
Durhorow bill. aside from its reduction to
hs cmuS4s arr ,Sr to t6e
Previous to this motion by Mr. Bailey OF
Texas that the members OF the caucus be
ndr S5 q ~ Of Texas SO
H Sa.y ni r EedrS Pet ,Se 1 This
BODIED evil. 1t was feared TINT nlieusterinE
might be continued The disposition WAS
hpt ha struck from the
hands OF the illibusters by the committee on
Rules. ,
resolution from thnt COMMITTEES making the
day Suspension Day. On SUSPENSION days. no
any measure it pieas,ss by two;;third vote;
Tile Watchdog immediately moved to suspend
the rules and pass that the H fra
it, disagreement to the World 8 Fair amend.
mont: that it, insist nn.on it's disagreemHcnt:
resolution was agreed to-l4l to 5O-and the
Sundry Civil bill was sent to conference.
ThereuDon Mr.. Reilly. Chairman 81 the com
Fair Committee. moved to suspend the rules
and abort "a resolution proyiditnR that lmme
to the Consideration OF a substitute for the
Durborow bill; This substitute was merely
the committee Of ten. AS the ubstitute car
ricd an appropriation. under the rules Of the
If T thu Whcs to
ther provided that at ] o'clock, on Friday the
wh9 Se ho%ss snS ha as m
previous question should be considered as or
dered to their passage. This was carried BY a
It viii ne seen that this is coture rule. and
the only eloture rule Of the SEES sion; 1t came
from the House ana nos IRON ~ inc onrtv ~
n more Sa tnan sGt Vas passed W majority o.
The debate in Committee OF the Whnle on
| the S2.J,HJ. 900 appropriation was very spirited
Leaves ol absence had been revoked. and the
Speaker, in, accordance with II resolution Of
bers Over 200 members were present when
the committee reported the hill to tho House
vSss at T. "n faas
Mr:s D Hss Almond q q, Missouri ;tfoSS til,
Il Ft the sSStpn s ban ExpPslton shoHt
deposit in the Mint Of the United States sum
coined and delivered to the Exposition in half
dollar coins in an amount not exceeding S 5
o wh tSsn S, BY vote f I'd to
ing. and the yeas and nays on its final passag,
were seeHred II was passed BY vote OF 49,
e Clause s OF Juiya7 We're Messrs And5sS Of SIas
i iniiana. Butler q iows BentIey Clancy. ane
ham Of Ehote Island. Martin Of 1ndis9 p. Pag,
OF Missouri. Eighty three Democrats voted
against tn proposition and only seventy pine
land and Middle States who voted for i
were: Andrew and stevens 81 Mnssachh I,
lows Rogkwq'li. and Tracey, q Now YORK
OF Now Jersey. Daniels OF New Hampshire
Laphnm and Page of ihode Island. steEry o
Connecticut, Reilly and Wolrcrton OF Penn
syvana. The Democrats from these state
who voted against it were. Messrs Bacon. Co
vert, Cummings Dunphy Little. Van Horn. an!
Warner OF New York: De Forest Of Connect
cut. and Mutchler Of Pennsylvania. 80 tn
appropriation was made ny tho house nm
confirmed by the Senate. Chicago got halt q
what she asked. hut no ono supposes TINT thi
will satisfy her. She will undoubtedly be- buc
at the next session with hcr platter extended
asking for q further appropriation.
AMOS J. CUMMINGS.