The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
The Senate Committees.

The transfer of the control ofthe
Senate to the Democrats will make
some very important changes in the
arrangement and management OF
committees. The following list shows
the changes in the chairmanship Of
the several committees: y M o.
| si'riyilegcs and d iEleclions--Sauls-
bury, of Delaware, succeeds Wad-i
leigh, of New Hampshire.
Foreign Rclations-Eaton, Of Con-
necticut, succeeds Hamlin, of Maine.
Finance-Bayard, of Delaware,
succeeds Morrill,, of Vermont.
Z iApproprialions--Davis, of West
Virginia, succeeds Window, of Min
nesOta. .t1sua3 l.eu
Commerce C ordon, of Georgia,
succeeds Conkling, Of New York.
Manufactures-C Of Oregon,
succeeds Collins, of New Hampshire
Agricultnre-Joh Johnston, of Virgin
10, succeeds Paddock, of Nebraska.
~ Military s. lAffairs--Ilandolphy.d of
New Jersey, succeeds Spencer, Of
Naval Emerson, of New
Jersey, succeeds Sargent of Califor-
Observation-Disclosures, Of Ohio, sue
cecds Edmunds, of Vermont. .sgI n
Post Office, Etc-Maxey, Of Texas,
succeeds Ferry. Of Michigan. 9ai 2
- Public Lands Mel Donald, of In-
diana, succeeds Oglesby, Of Illinois.
Private Land 'Claims-Edmnnds,
(Rep.) of Vermont succeeds Thur
man, of Ohio. 'n9 9al 3i' ih9" 20 =
50 Indian gAffairs-Coke, Of Texae,
succeeds Allison, of Iowa. n1oH.h} 3
Pensions-Withers, sssof Virginia,
succeeds Ingalls,, of Kansas.
Revolutionary Claims--Anthony,
(Rep.) of Rhode Island, succeeds
Johnston, of Virginia. .,c VI
Claims-C Cockrell, Of Missouri, sue
ceeds Mcmillan, of Minnesota. y
|loDDistrictl lof Columbia--Harris, Of
Tennessee, succeeds Dorsey, Of Ar
kansas. ,S, "a n, .
Patents Kernan, Of New York,
succeeds Booth, of California. W"
"a Public Buildings--Jones, of Flori.
da, succeeds Dawes, of Massachu'
sets. .bg5e Iaj %
Territo-ies-Garland,, Of Arkansas,
succeeds Patterson, Of South Caro-
liza. wv ." '' ''' y, .. -. -,
Railroads-Ransom, Of North Car
olipa, succeeds Mitchell, of Oregon.
Mines aud Mining-Hereford, Of
West Virginia, succeeds Sharon, of
Nevada. ..t.....,.-.,.....y
Revision of Laws-wdllace, of
Pennsylvania, succeeds Matthews, OF
Ohio. '' . '''' ''' '' 'i'''''' 90 '''''''
/ rEducation and Labor--B Bailey, of
Tennessee. ln succeeds Burnside, OF
Rhode Island 9-oui cl laHpJ ..ll
Civil Scryice--Bptlcr, of South
Carolina, succeeds Teller. Of Color
ado. ,e ie ..,tt IA Y,.,,s &C., )
gia, succeeds Jones, of Nevada.
Printiag-Whyte,N " of Maryland,
succeeds Anthony, of Rhode Island
| Iiterary-Voorhees, of Indiana
succeeds Howe os Wisconsin. =" "
Rules Morgan, Of Alabama, sue
cceeds Blaine. of Maine. .iuA
Engrossed Bills-Conkling, (Rep.)
Of New York, succeeds Bayard, Of
| Delaware ,i.,. t,.,,,..',,.:-... !,
! Enrolled Bills-yance, Of North
Carolina, succeeds Conover, Of Flor
iua' ".ino bna gi WoHgi OF ,an.il
SELECT COMMITTEES.
! Transportation to Seaboard- Beck
Of Kentucky, succeeds Cameron, oI
wisconsin. 800 .,s,.-.L III. !
The Civil Service-Yest, OF Mis-
souri,, succeeds Chaffee, Of Colorado
'bd ElectionHof President Morgan. o.
4 Alabama, succeeds Edmunds. Oliver
mont .sn9lJf saI .gGSiWo1q aI0U J
Investigation Treasury Depart
meut4Davis, of West Virginia, re-
appointed g1Giei iElOi o " go45
On, Tenth Census-Pendleton, oi
4 Ohio, succeeds Morrill,, Of Vermont
Mississippi Riyer-Lamar, of Mis-
sissippi, succeeds Bruce, of Missis'
sippi, b.oer 0s I'D .s.,,,,s,,f
4 Fraudsin Late Election-Wallace
of Pennsylvania, succeeds Teller, o.