New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
NO ACTION TAKEN At TRENTON.
TIE DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS
POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT WEEK.
THE DELAY DISAPPOINTING TO TPHfHSoN-
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED
rnr rELnoRArH no rHE THIsuNE }

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES ANNoOA'N
yBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuEEf .n.
Trenton Jan. I5.--The Democrats In joih' oeN-
this afternoon decided to hold the caucus for non
49, ,so,r cardldate for limited States Senator next
Mopday evening The two houses Will Vo'o vi .''
dav following The delay in the caucus "a' "''
covered to be imperative. There were al 'esse u
members who said they had not yet bsd Hh,o y MN
over this Senatorial question. They "o1u hh9 ="
be introduced to Senator Mcpherson ana nna OUT ""A
manner of man he might be. Senator McfhoiSon n"o
70 consent. but did It with frown There are out
CIV ~ ecbt Democratic representatives who are In
favor Of anything that viii encourage the anxiety "
Senator Mcpherson TO secure votes. IL has been
source Of cyerc anxiety TO those patriotic citizens nv
the Senator hss all along had enough votes 70 eno"
nate him in caucus, and that inc contest mas Ooo"
lacking in that striving TO- votes "n'ch 10 ,o
delight Of the member whose opinions need FORMING
by processes peculiar 10 Senatorial eecuons' ih'
is the dominant feature Of tho contest Among 'ho
reasons given for the delay is that the members VINO
desire IT want to have the IQuor question settled first
Some Of them are supposed to be in real earnest on
this subject feeling that their influence VIII never
be so great as during the Senatorial struggle
The probability of Senator Mcphcrson's nomination
and election as viewed iron, tho outside, docs NOT
give the confidence to Mr.. Mcpherson which wouiu
seem natural Senator Blodget was here over night
and was ready to d, anything to defeat both Nc
PhcrSOn
doned hope OF defeating Mcpherson, and he VIII en-
aavor 10 ret the necessary number Of boilers between
no,r and tuesday, but he expresses fear that II DO
did So the Republicans would come TO MoPhersoh
aid AS for Ex-Governor Albeit 1t Is to be ieaieu
that he is rather lonesome.
The Repubncan members have come 10 no conclusion
as to holding caucus for nominating candidate ior
Ser stor. The sentiment at present ia against IT,
speaker Hudspcth to-day announced the Assembly,
committees, as follows:
ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES.
Bill RevIsion-Messrs. Marsh, Farrell. kaiisch' VI
'''| Ws avs and Means-Messrs Trimmer Pagan, Fran
'0ii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Heppenhclmw. McDermitt.
Marsh Cutler and Rillor. - - -
Agriculture Messrs. Potts. Klotz, Norton hsno Gil"
Educ ation-Messrs Naushtright Do Ronde' Hoover
Tlections~Messrs. Norton, Kane, Kalisch, Mceker
any Municipal cOrporatlonsMessrs. Fconcy' Tner' Ia
Mnltia-Messrs. Heppenheimer Patterson Daio'
Smith and Chambers - p.,o x.,eAr,ebt
Claims ard Pensons-neSsis' hAho' N""ee
Hoover, Ward and Hanseil ,,r.-r0,tt
Miscellaneous Corporatfons-Me mcDorHi'''
ranks and Insurance-Messrs. De Rondc, Farreii
Donnelly, MCGOWAN and Doron ..,. r.r,r Kans
Trtnchsld md Norris ..,A Y,,r
Incidental Expenses-Messrs. Norton' echro'o, D"F
reiy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bale. De ROnde. Mutchier
''i Riparian s Rshts-Messrs BgelOw. Feeney, Trim
mce se Of Iaws~Messrs Farrell Marsh Ksljsch
Riker and Herbert. 49, ,D,. e.Ar..t, uud
| Fisberfes-Messrs. Patterson, DaNis, ocnn''h' h""
SUI RsJrusds and Canals-Msssrs. A. A. Higgins Mar
an nSrosSe2 Biiis-Messas Mutchier Klotz, Norton
Francois and Price. 49, nj. u.,.,n Frnn-
co.'s .hor sSS IpdsstrcsMessn Keys. Norton,
schmelz, Kane and Harrington
ASSEMBLY JOINT COMMITTEES.
Treasurers Accounts-siessrs hepponne'""'
Hqoves HsTlumsMessrs Donney Mutohler, Keys
Na Pgbe Grounds and BuIldnesMossrs. Norton
Trimmer Naughrlght, Doron aid Sheesman'r ..o,s
State Prisons-Nessrs. schroth, Patterson FRANCOIS
DI State ua Ibrsy-Mcssrs Kasch. Pagan, Do Ronde
hs Prnt s Bgelow Bale Potts. West and
Passed Dls-Mcssrs Martin, Fecney, Davis cobi'
'nf Federal RelationsMcssrs. Gutter Kaiisch pa'er-
SON Mm1r School for BoysMcssrS Hoover. Davis
Kane. H. Higgins and erSsss oSe Klor,
ponneliy. Hoover and s. H. Higgins. ,.. nj.
sinkIne Fund-Messrs. Trter. A. A. Higgins bsio'
hG nd a9s school for Girls-Mess Marsh, McD-
mit schmelz, Harrington and nirlch' poas Martin
! echroth, Chambers and Hanseh-
Only one Republican put on each comnnttee'
instead of two minority members as customary. when
the committees rad been named Assemoiyman o'Nei'l
suddenly discovered that all of his bfils.ho mas
thirty Ave or fortyhad been referred TO eommtteen
~ which he was not a member Many OF them arc h
OF very peculiar nature. lie moved ina, IhoS nc So
eferved 10 the Committee Corporations, OF WHICH nc
was a member. There lively debate on 'he mo-
| ton, which was dfeated 49, .-.s, go.
| The Democratic Joint caucus this afternoon 80
| harmonious on partisan legislation, excepting .ho
liquor question, which the caucus declined 10 canuva
| al present The bills repeating the Sunset Elecuon
law the Personal Registration art and the act TOT tne
appointment Of district court judges in joint meeting
| viii DO passed at once.