Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28

AAtAts
INTEREST IN THE OUTCOME.
As the call progressed there was every
symptom Of interest manifest by the mem
bers. 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 fin
ished the calling Of the roll il was nOised
around that the motion mad secured d ma
jority Of nearly twenty.
Dir. Holman Immediately changed his
vote from the negative to the affirmative,
III order that he might be entitled 10 move
"A reconsideration.
Mr.. B1SGHAM's MOTION CARRIED.
Several votes were withdrawn, and tho
Speaker finally declared the motion car
Rcd by vote of-yeas, III; nays, l05-as
follows;
YEAS. -Messrs. Atkinson. Babbitt Bar
tine, Barwig, Bergen, Bingham, Boatner
Bowman. Brosius, Buchanan Of New Jer-
sey. Busey. Gable, Cadmus. Caldwell, Ca
ruth, Castle, Casey. Chestham, Chipmen,
Coburn. Cooper, Curtis, Dalzen, Danlell
Dingley. Dixon. DOan, DOlliyer, DUNCAN.
Durborow, English, Fellows. Flick. For
man, Fowler. GeissenhaIner. GriswOld,
tirout, Hamilton Hare, Harries. HaTter,
Hayes, Haynes, Henderson OF Iowa. Hen
dersOn Of Illinois. Hermann, HIT Holman,
Hopkins of Illinois, IjOuk of OHIO, HOuk Of
Tennessee. fiuG. Hull, Johnson of
Indiana. johnson Of North DAKOTA, Jolley.
kotcham. Lagau, Lane, Lind, Lockwood,
ynch, McAleer. Mcclellan, McGann,
Mckaig, Never. Mitchell, ONeill Of Penn
sylvania. ONeill Ot Missouri. Owens Pat
ton. PAYNE, Pendleton, Perkins, Pickler.
Post. Powers. Price. Kaines, Ray, Reed,
Reilly. Robinson, Rockwell, Kusk, hus-
sell. Scott. Scdl, Seefly, Shlvely, Shonk,
smith. Snow. Sperry, Stephenson, Stew
ard of Illinois. Q. ". Stone ". A. Stone,
Storer, Stout. Stump, Sweet, Taylor Of
Illinois, townsend, MadswOrth. Walker,
Weadock. Wheeler OF Michigan, White,
Whiting. Wike, Williams of Illinois, VII
son Of Washington. Wright, and You
mans III.
NYs.-ilessrs. Alexander. Amerman.
Andrew. Bailey. Bauer, Bankhead, Bee
man. Bentley, Blanchard. Biount, Branch,
Breckenridge Of Arkansas, Brett, Brook
shire, Brown, Buchanan of Virginia, But
ler, Byrnes. Campbell, Cate, Clancy.
Glover. Cobb of Alabama, Cobb of Ms
souri,, Covert. Grain. Crawford, Crosby.
CulbCrsoD, Cummings, Davis, DeArmOnd,
DO Forest, DickersOn. DOckery, Donovan.
Edmunds, Ellis, Euloe, Epes Everett,
Fitch. FOrney, Gillespie. Goodnight,
GRADY, Hall, Hallowell Halyorsen,
Heard, Henderson of North Carolina, John
son OF Ohio. Johnstono of South Carolina,
Jones, KEN, Kendall, kilgore, kribbs,
Kyle. Lauhan. Laphau, lawson OF GeQr-
gia Lester OF Virginia. Lester Of Georgia,
Little. Long. Mngpcr. Mallory. Mansur,
Martin, McCrcary. McKeighan, MCMIllan,
McRac. Meredith, Montgomery, Moses.
Nutchler, Oates. OTIS, Cultivate, Page
of Maryland. Jarrett, Patterson of Ten
ncssee, Paynter, Pearson. Pierce, Savers,
Shell. Simpson, Stewart of Texas. Tarsney,
Terry. Iiilinau. Turner, Turpin, Van
Horn, Warner, Warwick, Washington.
Watson. Wheeler Of Alabama, Williams of
North Carolina. Wilson OF Missouri, Wise
los.
ANALYSIS.
All Of the Republicans voted to concur
in the Senate amendment. lhestarmers'-
Alliance members voted against concur
renee. Sixty-three Democrats voted TO
concur. They We're rs follows: Messrs.
Babbltt. Barwig, BOatner, Bowman, Busey,
Gable Cadmus, Caruth, Castle. Causey,
Chapman. CJburu Cooper, Daniel,
DIXON, DUNCAN, Durborow, English Eel
low,. Formau. Fowler. Gelssenhainer,
hamilton. Hare, Harre5, Harter, Hayes,
Ilaines. Holman Houk of OhiO. Lagan,
Lane. Lockwood, Lynch, McAleer, Me
Cle.lan. McGann, Mchaig, Meyer, Mitch
ell. ONel of Missouri, Owens, Patton
Price. Reilly, Roswell. Kusk,
Scott. Sesrly, Smveiy, Snow, Sperry,
Steward OK Illinois, stout, stump, Wea-
dock. Wheeler of Michigan, White,
Whiting, Mlke, Williams OF Illinois, and
lOumaus
Mile Mr.. Holman voted in this list. of
course. he did $50 only for the purpose Of
moving "a RECOMMENDATION, and II his vote
Is transferred to the negative column the
result would be TO make the majority IN
favor Of concurrence IN the fGlr amend
ment 10 instead of II, as recorded.
ruIBUsrERING IN EARSEsr.
Mr.. Holman was promptly on his feet
with a motion 10 reconsider, and Mr
bingham as promptly moved 10 lay that
motion on the table. Then the tlIbusterig
br an In earnest.
Mr.. Cultivate, OF Ohio, moved an
and pending that moved
that when the House adjourn II bo TO meet
FRIDAY next. Tins was supplemented by
Alr. Bailey, Of Texas, with motion for IN
until Saturday. Seventy
seven OF the opponents OF the World $
I air proposition rafralned from voting,
and Mr. Balley's motion was lost: Yeas, 2;
uays, ll3
The point Of no quorum was raised and
Mr.. BINGHAM moved cali of the House,
which was ordered, but only after the fill
busterers had wasted some time by de-
mauding tellers.
Two hundred and twenty-elght members
responded 70 their names.
Alr Bingham Odored resolution re-
vokng all leaves Of absence except those
granted on account OF sickness aud d.
recUng the Sergeant at Arms 20 notify alb
sent members 70 attend the sessions OF the
House Immediately.
The resolution was subsequently with
drawn and the House adjourned.
Wien the matter again comes up the
pending vote Will be on blr. Bineham's
motion 20 table the motion made by MIR.
Holman 10 reconsider the vote by winch
the House receded from it's disagreement
TO the World's-Far amendment.
woRLD's-FAIR MANAGERS SATISFIED.
The World's-Tair managers are well sat-
isfied with the showing made today, and
arc confident tnat ultimately they will win
and carry tho Appropriation through sue
cessfnIV. On the other hand. the tlIbust-
erers declare with earnestness that they
will stav here as long as necessary 20 de-
foot the aDprOpriatiOn, unless a majority
Of the members Of the House are
presept and vote for It, and they
aesert that the House will diminish rather
than increase in number. The most out
spoken of them say plainly that they VIII
see the sundYy civil bill killed before the
for the Worlds Fau shall
rafry. and tlat they will continue IN their
couree. even though the HOUSE and the
Senate refuse 10 pass resolution extend
inc the expenses for continuing the work
covered 10y tho items in the sundry ciyii
bill ~. -.
Ail the other appropriation bills have
nassed. and some Of the Republican men,
hers are charging that 1t Is part OF the
noicy OF the majority 10 permit the sun
drv civil bill to fail. unless the Senate
hacks down on the World's-Falr appro-
nrintion, for the reason that It Will enable
= better grinG-foc5e contrast 70 DO
made between the appropriations the hfsl
ssssion of the Fhtty-tlrst and those
of tho first session OF tine Fifty-socond Con-
cress Tney assert that the appropriations
have run up very close 70 those OF tns
Billion Dollar Congress, as u Is csiiea, aiio
that with the sundry ciYu pni law, in-
ending the S5,000.0O0 Morlds-Far pro
vision. there will be little party capitai 70
be made by u comparison.
A resolution extending the current sun
dry civil appropriations for indispensable
p,irposes until December would very con-
sideraoly reduce the aggregate,
FIGHT 10 A yIsrsH.
Tomorrow the fight viii be renewed
aud from this time on the hhpns'
terers will have 10 Withstand tht