The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-28

overwhelm the filibusters and deprive them
of ability to raise the point of no quorum,
or TO order roll calls on diatory motions
for which purpose one-ffth Of the last pre-
ceding vste is requisite.
Mr.. Outhwsite predicts, however, that
this expectation will be disappointed He
says that very few members can be recalled,
and Is confident that the worlds fair peopIe
cannot hold in town she strength they had
to-day. eve will keep up the fi1ht,n
he said this afternoon. "until majority Of
the House decides against US and votes for
the appropriation, or until the House re-
considers its vote by which concurrence was
ordered In the Senate amendment. Yes,
we have enough men who will stick here to
make the fight. We don't need big force
aud 1 think less than forty men are suSi-
Client"
Other members OF the House are inclined
to think that a number OF absentees will re-
turn. The vote this afternoon, when only
two Of the filibusters voted, showed ouly 92
short Of a quorum, this vote Of course in
cluding the members against the fair ap>
preparation, but unwilling to fiIibuster
against it. When Mr.. Holman was asked
to-day how long the present condition Of
affairs would continue he replied that he
could not tell as he was mot one of the fill
busters
THE DAY IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-It was expected
that a vote would be taken in the House to-
day on the worlds fair amendments to the
sundry civil bill without debate, but the
friends OF the fair concluded at the last mo-
ment that it would be better to have more
talk and, when, at 1890 O'Clock, the sundry
civil report again obtained the floor Mr..
Caruth of Kentucky was given an opportu-
nifty to explain why he bad decided TO
change front at this time. His reason was
that the fair had become a national mat
ter.
Mr. Hopkins Of Illinois closed for the az
preparation, his strong point being that by
ordering Sunday closing the House had di-
minished the fair receipts.
Air. McMillin closed for the opposition,
urging the necessity for economy.
The debate being concluded Speaker
Crisp announced that he was satisfied that
his ruling yesterday should not be changed
The effect of the new ruling was to give
Mr.. Holman entire control over the stu
alton unless the House should take it away
from him by voting down some proposition
he makes. The first Senate amendment
proposed to increase the appropriation for
government exhibit and, on Mr.. Holman's
motion the House without division insisted on
its non-concurrence in this amendment, The
same course was followed as TO other amend
ments of minor Importance TO the IS 900, 900
appropriation, the worlds fair managers not
caring to force the fight. until the vote on
the appropriation was reached.
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
In this way, without division, all the
Senate worlds fair amendments were sent
back 90 the conference until the S5 OOO. 900
raanbad
Mr.. Holman, in accordance with the op-
position programme, yielded to Mr.. Bank
head to offer his IS amendment. and, she
previous question being ordered, the clerk
began the call of the roll on Mr. Bank
heads amendment, which the filibusters
expected to be the test. though it might not
have the full opposition strength
On the first roll call. 90 votes were given
for ead l13 against Mr.. Bankhesd's
amendment. MIR. Bankhead's amendment
was defeated BY vote of n to 14l.
The next move was a motion by Mr. Hol-
man that the House further insist on its dis>
agreement to the Senate amendment. to
which Mr.. Bingham of Pennsylvania made
a counter motion that the House concur.
Mr. Bingham's amendment was ruled 30
have precedence.
HoLMAN'S HARD FIGHT.
Mr.. Holman demanded the yeas and NAYS
and the roll call was ordered, but Mr.. HoI>
man had changed his plan and decided to
6libuster at once, and was demanding recog-
milton.
Mr.. Bingham insisted that Mr.. Holman
could not interrupt the roll which was in
progress, but Mr.. Holman asserted that he
had demanded recognition before the roll
call was begun. and the speaker ruled that
he would have to recognize Mr.. Holman.
Mr.. Holman then moved that the House
reconsider its order for the roll call, but
again changed front a moment later and
withdrew his objection to the roll call,
which began at 2:10 O'Clock on Mr. Bing-
hams motion to accept the Senate 50, ,00O, 600
amendment.
AS the call progressed there was every
symptom Of interest manifested by the
members. Many OF them kept tally and
the area in front Of the speakers desk was
crowded with members discussing the
prospects and watching every response with
eager interest. When the clerk finished
calling the roll it was noised around that
the motion had secured majority OF nearly
twenty. Mr.. Holman Immediately changed
his vote from the negative to the Affirmative
in order that he might be entitled to move
reconsideration
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Several votes were withdrawn and the
speaker finally declared the motion carried
by vote OF III yeas to 10j nays, as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Nessrs. Atkinson, Babbitt, BartIne.
Barwig, Bergen, Bingham, Boatner, Bowman,
Broslus, Buchanan OF New Jersey Busey, Cable,
Cadmus, Caldwell, Caruth, Castle, Causey,
Oheatham, Chapman, Coburn, Cooper, Curtis,
Dalzell, Deniell, Dingley, Dixon, Doan, Dolliver,
Dungan' Dnrborow. English, Fellows, Flick,
Forman, Fowler, Geissenhaner Griswold
Grout, Hamilton, Hare, Harres Harter Hayes,
Haynes, Henderson Of Iowa, Henderson of nIi-
nois, Hermann, Hit, Holman Hopkins of NIL
nols: T Hoqk OF Ohio. Houk Of Tennessee,
Johnson Of North Dakota ie ioliey'
ketcham, Logan, Lane, Lind. Lockwood
Lynch, McAleer, Mcclellan, McGann, McKaiq
Meyer, Mitchell, O'Neill Of Pennsylvania
O'Neill of Missouri. Owens, Patton PAYNE
Pendleton, Perkins, Picker, Post Powers. Price.
Raines, Ray, Reed, Reilly, Robinson Rockwell.
Rusk, Russell, Scott Soull, Seerley, Shively
Shonk, Smith, Snow, Sperry. Stephenson, Stew
ard Of Illinois, G. W. Stone, w A. Stone, Storer.
Stout Stump, Sweet of Illinois, Townsend
Wadsworth. Walker, Weadock Wheeler OF
Michigan, White, Whiting Wike Williams of
illinois. Wilson of Washington, Wright and
Youmans.-1l7.
NAYs-Messrs. Alexander, Amerman, Andrew
Bailey, Baker Bankhead, Beeman, Bsnsley.
Blanchard, Blount, Branch, Brecklnridge OF
Arkansas, BretZ, Brookshire Brown Buchanan
OF Virginia, Butler, Byrnes Campbell Cate,
Clancey, Clover Cobb OF Alabama, Cobb of Mis-,
souri,, Covert, Grain. Crawford Crosby, Culber-
son, Cummings, Davis De ArlnOnd, De Forest.
Dickerson, Dockery. Donovan. Edmunds Ellis.
Enloe Epes, Everett, Fitch, Fornev.
Gillespie, Goodnight, Grady Hail HaiIoweu'