Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
THIRD EDITION.
UNITED ssArHs sExARR.
rhe Committees Organizea en- q
Republican basis-Mshsno votes
with the Republfcnns


KeRnbliean basic -Mshsno votes
with the Republicans
in anticipation Of . renewal 9th.
debate upon ths subject Of organization
the galleries of the Senate were filed
yesterday morning to their utmost
sapacity, while many persons, pripoi,
pally members Of the House, who were
Untitled to the privileges OF the floor,
occupied the seats in the rear Of the
Chamber.
Mr.. Hale presented the credentials
OF Willim P. Frye as a Senator from
tae State of Maine to fll the vacancy
jccasioned by the resignation Of Secrt :
srtary Blaine. Tns credentials having
been read, Mr.. Frye appeared and
took the cath of office.
Mr.. Anthony then submitted a rsso.
luton organizing the Standing Com
nittees Of the Senate upon q Republi.
can basis, and and 1t was adopted
yeas SO, nays 81, the Vice President
casting the deciding vote.
Mr.. Davis, Of Illinois, voted with the
Democrats, and Mr.. Malone with the
Republicans.
The following are some of the lead
ing committees the first named being
chairman.
Privileges and Elections-Messrs
boar, Cameron of Wisconsin, Teller,
Sherman, Frye, Salisbury, Hill Of
Georgia, Vance and Pugh.
Foreign Relations-Messrs. Burn.
side, Conklipg, Bdmunds, Miller,
Ferry, Johnston, Morgan, Hill of Ca,
and Pendleton.
Fiuauce-Messrs. Morrill,, Sherman,
Ferry, Jones Of Nevada. Allison, Plat,
of New York, Bsyard, Voorhees,, Beck,
Mop hefsen and Morris.
Appropriations-Messrs. Allison; Lo-
gan, Dawes, Plumb, Hale, Davis OF
West Virginia, Beck, Ransom and
Cockrell.
Commerce-Messrs. Conkling, Nc.
MILAN, Jones Of Nevada, Kellog, Con-
ger, Ransom, Coke, Farley and Vest.
Manufactures--Msssrs. Conger, hale.
Sewell, Mcpherson and Williams.
Agriculture-Messrs. Malone, Blair, |
Plumb, Van Wyck, Davis Of West Vir.
ginia, Slater and George.
Military Affairs-Messrs. Logan,
Burnside, Cameron of Pennsylvanis
sewell, Cockrell, Maxsy
Grover and Hampton.
Naval Afairs-Messrs. Cameron Of
Pennsylvania, Anthony, Rollins, Mil
Ter, Malone, Mcpherson, Jones Of Flor |
ids, Vance and Farley.
!aiiciary-Messrs. Eimunds, Conk-
ling ,Logan, Ingalls,, Mcmillan, Gar.
land, Davis OF Illinois, Bayard and
Lamar.
Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs.
Ferry, Hill of Colorado, Plat of New
FORK, Sawyer, Malone, Maxey, Sauls.
'ury, Farley and Groome.
Private Land Claims-Messrs, Bav.
'rd, Jonas, Call, Edmunds and Allison.
Eugrossed BiIls-Messrs. Saulsbnry,
all and Conkling. |,
Revolutionary Claims-Messrs. John.
ton, Jones of Florida, Hill of Georgia,
lnthony and Dawes.
The three last named Committees are
lways by courtesy conceded to the
majority and as will be seen the Dela-
'ars Senators have ial en- heir 10 the
'hairmanship of two of them.
Mr.. Salisbury W shes to call the al, b
ention to the different courses which
ad been adopted by the different sides :
the Chamber. For fourteen days
ne Democrats kad been delayed and r
inbred by the Republicans, but now.
s soon as it tecsme manifest TINT :
le other side had scared majority OF
De votes of the senats-by whatever
esns they might have resorted to Sc.
are that msiority-the Democratic '
de declined to enter into obstructive
easures to prevent the organization. -
q called the attention of the Senate '
I'd the country TO the proud condition
hich the Democratic party occupied in p
is regard, and which was in striking
ntrast with the conduct of the other
lie. p
At 2 o'clock the doors we're re-opsaed :
ID the Senate Adjourned until Mon
y. :