New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
THE COMMITTEE LIST ANNOUNCED.
HOW THE RESULT IL RECEIvED-PoLITICAL MO-
TIvEs FOR soMR APPOINTMENTS.


[BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRBUsE1
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-The Assembly listened to-
night the reading OF the list Of its committees which
submitted for Its inspection by Speaker Chaplin i'm
mediately after reading Of the journal. Owing TO
the Speakers retcedce there no knowledge before
hand Of what he had done The interest shown was
very Clerk Bum read the and
printed copies OF the list distributed The general
verdict tonight Is that the Speaker has done WELL
There Is political thought shown in the compost
ton OF the list Most Of the charmanehpsofthe commit
given to Democrats from the interior of the
State Out Of the hiryeght committees the chairmen
of twentyhree feom rural districts The intention
is plain these to be gwen chance to distn-
gush themselves in ORDER II possible to their
election. Especially Democrats from doubtful
counties thus pushed to the 'front.' ExJudge Smith, the
first Democrat In many years Gent here by HerkImer
County, Is given the important position or chairman OF
the Committee Canals; Mr.. Cary, OF Cattaraiigus
County put at the head OF the Committee on Banks
Mr. Thompson, of Jefferson, is made chairman of the
Committee Internal Affairs; Mr.. Nelson. of Cortland,
is chairman of the Committee on Public Health; Mr..
Corbett Of Chautauqua, is chairman OF the Committee
on Charitable and Religious Societies. Mr.. Nichol, OF
Genesee is chairman OF the Committee on Claims. All
these men represent Republican districts. 1t is plain
the Democratic leaders plan to carry the Assembly
again next year.
The Republicans consider thst they have been well
placed the committees. Mr.. Roosevelt. OF York,
had the generosity to decline place on the Committee
on on WWs aWyo "nT of "Is' Mr. Farrar ononda%a
Mr. Roosevelt himself. the second man the Com
fs for the O Cities oi Ne%York and Brookyn Mr. Farrar
showed much ability at the last session. and will nave
partisan matters Of three other Republicans of emnence
-%essrs ErWln n OF 81 s"TTenee % UMe OF franSn ho1a
excellent representatives. on the judiciary Committee
York ard sanderson OF Delaware. The three Demo
cratic opponents Of Mr.. Chapn for the speakership all
secures the position OF Chairman OF the Committee
Ways and Means Mr. Brooks conducted rhe affairs Of
Poucher as Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee of the
last Assembly showed devotion to work only riyaled
70 the the laws NSs-' OF " the @ State viii have to
endure very careful examination Benedicts selection
ance that affairs OF that committee will be conducted
IN honest manner His three years record as mem
Tho important Committee ON Cities again has as chair
man M; q Murphy. ofNew,York member OF the Irving
q NeE.YOrE City. each has ~, reprsssnts
Ss as and Mr. Clarke s Tsmmany Hail
mocracy but the majority Of the Democrats on the
BpooSlyn has two representatIves-Mr. Hodges TO
represent the Republicans and.Mr Earl to represent the
ast Year The best element Of the Republican and of
the bemoerac party apparently has control Of it. The
ally submited may be expected TO receive harsh treat
ment from the committee.
Mr. Hag2erty, as chairman OF the committee on In.
surance VIII undoubtedly show the same teares: and
incorrnptibe nature tnat ne dd waen member OF the
conduct of the receivers Of insurance companies AS
whole committees promise to do excellent service
W. Wyrs AND Msxss-Messrs. Erastus Brooks, Ben
f9T Sl1yi. IFsn F%Ts 6se and prce 'pnO' "''H
JrDsicIanY-Messrr Poucnrr, Dewitt Nelson. Roesch.
MsS kIe kSSst ToxnssnS sear Barns
j. w. Higgins snyder, wilcox, Quinn. Armstrong, Boyn
'Vr VGr.SSMs@Messrs. smith, schermerhorn, Northrup,
Lirhton Hotchkiss sheridan, Donohue, Oakley, Allan
'oA hrrsfTs or Crrns-Messrs NJ. C. Murphy, Roose-
welt. Mahar, McEloy Sleary, Clark, Earl, Bartlett
RaiIiRoIDs~Messrs. Benedict, Dcmmick, Nicaol,
Maher Ely, Tutte, Hoyt Smell Crane, Erwin, schoon'
III COMMERCE AND EAvrGATroS-Messrs. Mccarren,
Cary. j. Murphy. Bailey, Butler Johnson, Thompson
HasseTy cs%gSSeI GogSS Van Kelley ssy
''Et., Bas&sHMe.srs Cary. chids Bumer. Dcland.
McCnnns Ferry, Keyes, Page, Capp Derrick Howland.
IsTERsAL AFFAIRS Messrs Thomson, @. II. Lind
say Muaney, Church, Hamilton schwartz, Murray,
ATTAIas OF vILLkCEs-Hoyt, Clement. DemmIck,
Church, Thompson, Alanson, Snyder, Decker, Locke.
RoaDs AND BRrDoEs-Messrs. childs, Bailey Rogers,
Hoyt, Craig, Nchol Kelley, Ccrbe1t, Clapp Boynton,
PUBLIC PRrxrSo-Messrs. Mahar. Scarf. Haggerty'
Earl, MullAnry Schwartz, Demmick, Page Armstrong.
PrpiiS HEaLrm-Mcs.rs Nelson, Dslehanty, Craig
Sheridan, Murray, R0esch Nullaney Derrick Benjamin,
cmsaiTAsLE MD RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES -Messrs. Cor
PuhlIc ErUcATIoS.-Messrs. Miller, Smith, Quinn.
Poncher Bats 0Connor Heaiey. j. W. Brooks Clevc'
mil MtiIfiIoMessrs Thompson Donohue bartlett John.
VI, Murphy liaggeriy, Benedict Hodges, Roose-
'Tp ct ,s@Mcssfs Nehol. odel Deana. Henry Will
| iams roche, Hamilton, Dewitt, Hamlin, Hunt House
| FEDERAL RELATIoNs-Messrs Kelley, Dewitt, Allan
son, Bumer, Miller j. Murphy, Mahsr, Weed. Briggs
CANE LAws.,,Ie,srs. JohrsOn, Bulmer oconpor.
RHisONt.-Messfs.
Kelley. Rocne. clspp. Geddes, Ernst, Taylor -.
ouol loesch, Burns, Emans Nelson, Benedict, Page,
PRIviLEGEs AND ELECTIONS --Mossrs Rice, Clement,
welcn, crane Ety. Erwin, Bartlett. Roosevelt. Dele
CIviL DIvIsIoss.-Messrs Cleary. Schwartz. Decker,
Murray 0Connor, Craig, Berry Consalas, schoomaker
TRADE ASD MASUFACruhEa.-Messr Hotchkiss, BLISS,
Smell, Deand. Delehanty. Corbett. d. Lindsay, Hall,
| H0wland. 49, 49,, ,,,
| Mem mus, Henry. Keyes. BesJamln Farrar Hamlin,
Hard .. 49,. p,,,,. p,,.. r,n,,on q rr
| LINDSAY, Clarke. rutde, Churcn, Howe. Howiand.
AGmcuLrURE.-Messrs. Cody Rogers, sweet, Hoag,
| How, Craig, Geddes. Consallis, Hanilin.
ISbIaN AFFAIEs.-Mes.rs. Jackson. Lglton, Butts,
Wilcox. Williams oNeil, schoonmaSer, MulholIand,
p rIrroNr OF ALrESs.-Messrs. Ely IIealey, Ferris,
Winnie. Wilcox, BecKwh, Taylor, Consalus. Benjamin.
| Two rnIRps AND TnREe FiFrHs BmLs.-Mc ssrs SPIT
noa, NJ. &. Murphy, Burns j. W. Higgins, H. Brooks,
ESsRossED BIILs.~Iessrs j. r. Higgins. Jackson.
Nelson. Townsend Roche, hcEroy, Trelnpcr, Locke,
GRTEvANcRs-Mcssrs. Snyder. Sheridan. Winnie, G.
H. Lindsay, Qnlun. j. f. Higgins Armstrong. Werfel'
| man, ID. Lindsay.
Earl, Sweet, Maher Dclehanty Emans, ID. Lindsay
Hall, House.
ExrESpITuREs OF THE EXECUTIVE DEPARrmEST.-
Messrs Oakley, Chds, Bailey. Butler, Cody, Clarke,
j. W. Briggs, Brooks, Werfelman,
RuLEs-Messrs. Campbell, II. @. Murphy, Burns,
Roosevelt O'Noi -
JoIST LIBGARY.-NIessra. Hamilton, Cleary. ]. W.
Higgins, Goddard, Cleveland,
5UD-COAnTTIEE THE WnOLE.-Messrs. Welch,
Campbell Roosevelt loag Ode, Sweet, Decker, Clapp,
Nortnrup, Williams Heln Nelson. futile, icaley, Weed,
Price.
MEASURES BEFORE BOTH HOUSES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEI
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-The Assemblymen drew
for their seats Tonight The leaders OF the Republican
opposition, Messrs. Roosevelt Farrar, Hunt, ONci,