New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
WORN OUT IN MAKING UP THE COMMITTEES
MIR. cARLIsIE's HEAVY TAsK-soMB OF THE Diff

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CULTIES-PROBABLE CHAiRAkS.
washington, Jan. (SpecidD.-As was ex-
pected by everybody who knew anything OF the case
SNEAKER Carlisle finds the work OF making the House
committees this year beset with even greater difficult
ties than he did two years ago. IL Is 20, surpis'nS
| therefore that when he faced the House
| this morning, after fortnights ih'er'"'
deyoted TO commit tee making, the representative
were shocked by his and hagsard appearance. H.
was able TO preside only during part Of the day Ih
committee list which announced as virtually CON
n,eted last night Il was found must undergo important
revision task which Mr. Carlisle was unequal to under
take until this evening when he again sat down 10 L.
Whether It will be completed tonight is doubtful.
The present cast of tho Ways and Means Committee i
- ,ornws. Morrison, Mills HEWITT, Breckinridge. .:
Arkansas; Breckenridge, Of Kentucky Harris, e'
Georp1A; McMiln, Of Tennessee; and Maybufy, %
Michigan Democrats; and Kelley Hiseock. Reed' No
Kiuley and Browne, OF Indiana, R'puOhcans. hf'
Breckinrdge OF Kentucky has just begun MS hSt term
q, service In Congress. He Is COUSIN
90 v Rreckinridce Of Arkansas who is son OF the late
John G. Breckinridge of Confederate faine AT eastsN
OF sss Of Mr. Hewitt are matters public
and perhaps may be best described a tue present time
a. Of the free materials" order Tue tatlu
ssws Of Mr. Harris are unknown, bat as he
is "A planter aud represents an asleui :.
district It is probably not unfair TO set MIN uo""
Mr. Hewitt. 1t is sad while declining the chairman
hin ~ Naval Affairs willing 10 serve AS memoef OK
snp pd oi vii do so As it is expected that Mr. Iiiscock
viii he member of the committee IL w!ll pe seen
both OF them have benefit OF past Experience Ia tns
preparation Of putin Ss nor viii not a:
chairman OF Banking and Currency, nay f tSe head af
ss seG Fo4sgn t4si two As ssrs ID relieve
the speaker from the embarrassment. n eIea use
tar aD that Mace The charman,hp Of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Curten must have his friends OF siin. VIII 10
sSepP %P0n ahs nie eSair@a.SP Of
place for which another PennsyvanaG G m nsn
phA iu
The Coinage Committee is giving the SPEAK uonvc. %
Friends OF the D,ocs Mr. Blsna at the head q
The commtee would be violation OF ,ss't asrsemsns a
rsy NAMING While on the other hand 4 IS under
stood that the silver men ot wno r IN pu sha e as
rhs fact that majority of tho House saarea his views
Mr. Bland will probably DO eaarnan r%.,nsn ., Soma OF
the other important committees o,I VIII rScs.r pe ?:
follows R%s1. anS Har5oTs W. Com
morce Reagan; Military Affairs BTass o, ua pns.
RaSs RsaSs Bouna bnSlaa territories H Railroads
TSrcckmorton; Education, Aiken Public Bading. ana
nfUdnds. ad p..nsioDs Mason Library, singeton; War
Ciam., SIa slSs aeSSes; PriSsts Lana Claims HaselL
A FAIR SHARE OF vANCEs IN TIE SERVICE.
W,suNGroN. Jan. (SpeciaD.-Senator
vre startled the Senate to-day introducing bill to
ea IN. act of January 10. 1888, which. II passed. VIII
wine out tho Civil Service law of course there no
danger that this will happen. Why Senator vance shoo
ho moro hostile than his Democratic colleagues 70 tho
Civil servics law seems difficult to understand. IL mas
been computed that there are no less .han sevene0"
Vance,. all Of them relatives Of the Senator IN the Gov
.,,an, seryice A brother is the Assistant Commis-
s,oner of Patents; one is Internal keyenme Ia
snertor another Is In the Army, another ia tne savy.
ppd snothar i'm the Geological Survey br0hcf.lnaw
clerk in the sixth Auditors Office two COUSINS ar0
amnoyed i'm the Navy Department; nephew nyires gu
h of the senetc as a aborer one cousin Is an
In1an ags.t and three others have found empoymens
in tbc Post Office Department. and stepson now ut'"s
"a M q day as the senator's private secretary.
MR. cox DIspLEAsING HIS OLD CONSTITUENTS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (SpeciaD.-Ihe rresl.
dent withdrew to-day the nomination OF 'onh VI A@