, 1873-12-06
WASHINGTON.
Announcement Of the Standing
Committees in tho
House.

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Aanus' euo" IhAs t'e 1aclo pro"Ghs onI Ill laHs
winters iuseat16ationH linVe not tccn forgotten.
It Ia charged by disappointed aspiratsts for rro-
for1nont and tloir immediate friontlu that TIM
Hnral,or IL cand3oto for tlo p,,ui1orov
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aaa LIB sffahEod lilo cofnmltaooa with
an eyo single to thnt ambition. THO
malcontonts say thut many good working
motnt,erA hnvo lecn s1a,rh,nrcd tn mn1;e war
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l"s INC promotion oi moro EohI'e'ais VINO can
controi votes, ahu It IL suppoacu WILL provo nao-
ful friends to Presidential nprirant, 1horo
is rs much qulct uatis..clion with tl,o course ar-
fairs lnyo tn,,nn ar,onr l,n suc,,tor,s 1riona n.
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'neto 10 "a o'0''ena "lo "'l1i's auons Lib ioil''"
cal opponents. Ills campaign for tho uotntlla-
tfon. 1t in untloratool, beHus now, and will bo
conducted without relaxation from this time on.
.hs' '4''ASsfo''fAltoH :' eoAMiffsE.
Inc Oil Cohsn''ttcc on ualiroaas and Canals,
hitherto considered q good place to put WORTH
loss mon into. l,as ncauircd uow Importance in
vio, ~ lin f,l,o,r ou rtr,,vors,
,T.S =. ~ euoap ""o ol"nSo1a
MoVon'ent, antt tic commatsoe announced
to-day, composed Of such men as A1cCrary,
Hoar. Sherwood, and Hurlbut, is MI unusually
strong ouo, which is thought rood REASON for
~ ,e,,or that A. IT, s ~ .n.,,
'1s oo!'oA .n". i' o'"'.!o AAs oououueu ~ "u.tn
WHO TO glSe tAeso mattora consideration. Tho
two parties will vie with each othor in bidding
TliE COMMITTEE ON uAn CLAIMS
Tho appointment Of Judfe Lawroucs, Of Ohio,
to he Chairman Of tho now Committee On War
Claims, instond OF Frye. Of afEiue. is commented
upon az ono Of tho remarkable performances Of
tue Speaker. The Committee will be one OF first
importance, US ALI claima bcforo Congress. arising
from the various wars In which the United States
haye been ougasad, wiIl come before it. Frye
who mado thu motion to create Tho
old Claims Committee, wlio Lawroucos work
wllilo in Congress ten ;oals ago was dono on tia
Judiciary Committee. THO only explanation of
tho appointment given 80 far Is, TINT Lawrence
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whore be was not wanted; md to nppease him
he was put ut tho head Of an important COM
n.itlec, whose business lle il not at all familiar
with. Claim agents expross themselves as
y asS sx fss1 DC f = 5Rp ;sS Rp00sm'n' for rsa'0n'
FEnSASno woop's pnErEna1ENr.
The appointment Of Fernando Wood to place
on tho Ways md cleans Committee, Instead of
Mr.. Cox, is unfusorablY spoken OF al yielding
gu the psi Of tho Speaker to tue deman1s of
the most irrcconcilable faction OF the Democracy
! in the House. Cox IL talton 10 represent tho
bo:ter clement OF tho party. which may form 4
nucleus around which may be lAilea thcse Of
all parties who do not feel disposed to fall In
with thetr old associates In giving way to the
cosrupting influences which have snc!l control
over both parties ut this TINA by appointing
Wood. Alr. UIalno has loHt m opportunity Which
,nay be sou,co Of regret to him at II future
NEGLECTED. "cLA1a1s"
The cascs of Tyner, Of 1udia1a, and Sawyer, Of
Wisconsin, also attract much Intention. Tyner
had been during his entire service in Cong,eas
On the Committee on Post Offices, and when tho
Forty-sccond Congress- ad iournod finally lo was
tho first man OH tho Committee. Lie il said
to 10 capable 1na.,. and Lis experience
on the Committee and thorough kno~l-
edgo Of tho postal service wero such
recommendations as it was thought would So
euro linn tho embarrassing. To let him down
easily, ho was put ol, the Appropriation Commit
tco, but his friends daelaim loudly against the
injustice done hini sawyor's case is o similar
| one, lie having boon ou the Commerce Commit
leo during MI bis ionE service il, CongroHs. At
i tile expiration Of the Forty-lirst Congress. ho
| stood At tho head OF the Committee
hnt n o},lipo Rl,fnn taya n