The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24

cesS ihey are meeting with sons succ ess in
OF the appropriation with absent mem whose
votes would be otherwise lost, and expect to
n nave the advantage OF the situation as far AZ
The s0I1thSrn men are the most determined
n1fk allies when tho next vote comes np. The
nIibustering sentiment Ia strong among the
wiling TO make such a light against the
SrTHsfe4sarssn but The most radcal Of the
many men they can ' 1eS upon s%y for
Msssrs. papkhcad Of Alabama. Culbcrson,
ers who are inclined to fight the appropriation
bcievo Il can 10 done sss %t sSs
coss. The House generally. however. seems
70 70 IN no temper for u prolonged fllibustor
Tho passage by the Senate Yesterday after
noon OF the Canadian Retaliation bill without
the formallty OF n vote. and with no considera-
ton OF the measure. was surprising and unex-
bavis o, Minnesota cailed up the bili. which
passed the House fey days ago. and With the
mlttee on Foreign Rotations, the measure WINS
poWor sissS the Presidest t 10 impose M ess
The Mars sans Rr sre
s and on pssssass %s' not to 70 e K
debate on the Iiil; 4 is known that the sabject
has leon Thoroughly consihcred in executive
Foreign Affairs Committee was duo to a direct
intimation nom the President that no desired
immediate action. For some time past secret
OF Tho trouble. aud have. had frequent confer.
state. The propositions made by them hayo
mot Ssc9ms known ,L but thsy were evidently
II. result being s FIAT Mr. HSfrson s gave
the intimntion to the Foreign Affairs, Commit
tee. upon which tho Senate acted yesterday.
Gen. Weaver. candidate for the Presidency
on the third party ticket. will encounter a
stubborn opposition in nearly all OF tho South
ern States. Tho Democratic Congressional
Committee to-day authorized, 70 be printed
81 By N r.
Gen, Weaver had denounced tho people OF the
Presidential prosrects all through that sec
atthe time. and is said to have been present
when his Republican, colleague made the
he aG had has tn ass
RrSdaesd cory e s Gen S Weaver ;s speech and
Democpat a propo SCI to eht Cen. weaver with
weapons OF his own manufacture. Copies Of
every part OF the South and It is expected to
injure him materially. for the people, OF that
but When can the entire South is attached. the;
are sure to reSentit
President Harrison appears to derive rea-
sonable amount OF pleasure keeping bachelors
hall at the White House during the absence OF
his family from the city. This evening he had
party Of friends with him on tho south por-
tieo q the Executive Mansion. listening TO the
Marine band; In the company were Senator
Hawlsy Of Connecticut; kepresentatiye Bur
sioner OF Patic Buii dinss and Grounds.
pr2i sousa n5escnted I'm most St. pleasing
mSst TSs Episohes in Soldiers Ife" IN
Gar soass & bShnd
pTTr1%P Tn%1 the gGys
Come" The Vacant Chair. Home. Sweet
cHd tss GnsT B"n
ner." As the strains ofthe NATIONAL air floated
up tothe porticn on which tho PRESIDENT and
until the music ceased This little exhibition
Of people within the enclosure. and they up.
piauded the act literally.
Thore Is a difference OF opinion among Dem
ocrats as to the probability OF defeating or
postponing the nomination Of Mr.. Shiras.
Senator Cameron's missionary work. it is
said has caused some OF the Democratic Sem
ators. and especially the members Of the Com
laying confirmation OF Mr.. shiras until after
tho election in November a possibility opens
preme Court, in the event that. Mr.. ,Cleve-
land SHOULD be elected In this belief it
ssid anh1 hs Gsp0 s4o%nr to until NH
today II was said by one Democrat that the
pro6abb.ltsss wsr b would De successful On
by another Democrat that even were Mr.. Cleve-
land elected in November it would not prevent
Shiras when Congress reassembled. and moth
Ing could then: IN ia, a.! .p roEablity; defeat his
the services Of an Associate Justice FOR
fail er @o together s his Demo enS n sas
ported defeat Of the nomination at this ses-
ton next Wsdnesaay; Then senator " Gitehsiii
would be the only Republican member Of the
g Bss 6s na o shra In tho
get the nomination ont Of the committee be-
confidently expect his confirmation to follow.
A conversation to-day between Senators Cam
eron and George. the attera member Of the
the nomination. but that the matter will be
Monday. its regular meeting day.
Representative Brookshire. Chairman of the
subcommittee of the House Post Office Com
mittee. appointed to investigate the charges
filed by s. /. Leake. President Of the Pneumatic
TRANSPORTATION Company Of Philadelphia.
against General Wanapaker., to
against 18th his 'fsakss company because he
tWanamaker) was interested in q rival COM
pnny. to-day submitted to the full committee
his report. which in substance was that the
charges and evidence f1 M cid not war
mousy, adopted by the committee. and. Mr..
OF the committee to the House. and ask that
the committee be discharged from further
consideration OF the subject
The House Committee on the Worlds CO.
lum bian Exposition to-day voted to report
with a favorable recommendation tho bill OF
Representative Post providing for the estab-
lishment OF u National Highway Commission.
This Is the bill whose passage was urged by
members OF the League OF American Wheel
men. and il in the interest OF good roads.
Eecretary Noble Yesterday addressed lattar