The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
SENATE COMMITTEES
The Republican Caucus Com
pleies its Programme.
SENATOR CAREY's GOOD WORK
is Hapyy-Peffer Gets Five Places
Kyle Unplaced.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 14.-TSpecial
telegram to THE HERALD. The Republi-
can senatorial caucus committee has fin
ished Its work and Senators from the new
states have Jared we'll. To Senator Carey,
of Wyoming, who was given place OF the
caucus committee no little of this credit is
due
CAREY is A MANLY MAN
and he never displayed his manliness to
better advantage than in the part he has
played in securing assignment for his
western associates. He could, had he
chosen, have had the pick of everything,
but he declined to accept an assignment
until all the western men were provided
for, when there wasn't very much of my
thing left for him. Senator "Ed' Wolcott,
OF Colorado, meeting him In the Republican
cloak room to-day said: Carey, [ am
ashamed of myself when L discover how
unselhshly you have acted. Here have
been grumbling and growing the past week
for fear | would not get what | wanted,
and now l am told that you who could have
had anything you wanted wouldn't take
any thing until your western associates
had first been looked after. 1t increases
my respect for you"
Mr.. Carey has been assigned to the chair
manship of
THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
and labor. 1t is not committee that is in
any way identified with the interests of
| the west but he was asked to take it be-
cause of the desirability of having a level
headed and conservative man at its head.
This is the Craftsmanship which
MR.. BLAIR. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
held for SO many years and which enabled
him to report his famous educational bill
which he succeeded on three several oc-
caslons in passing through the Senate. 1t
is also the committee to which all labor
bills are referred and it is for this reason
mainly, that Mr.. Carey was chosen in as
much as his associates desired that the
| the one hand nor a radical opponent
of labor on the other. That
the caucus committee made no mistake
in assigning the important Craftsmanship to
Mr.. Carey, is evidenced by the fact that
the appointment is received with the most
general favor Mr. Carey's other commit
tee assignments are the committee on ter
ritories, Pacific railways and public build
ings and grounds. In this latter place he
will be in q position to help along the in
terests of Salt Lake, when her public
building bill is introduced id the Sen ate
GOVERNOR WARREN, OF WYOMING,
is given the Craftsmanship of the com
mittee on irrigation and arid lands. The
governor proposes to make something Of
his new Craftsmanship. He recognizes its
Importance to the west and within half ar
hour he was notified Of his appointment he
went over to the House and had tali
with Speaker Crisp regarding the making
of the House committee. His other assign
ments are the committees on agriculture
mines and mining, enrolled bills auC
woman suffrage.
FRED DUBOIS is HAPPY,
He tells me that he has received every as
signment he asked for. He will serve OF
Warren's irrigation committee and also CT
the committee on immigration, expenditures
in the executive departments, and enrolled
bills. He has second place on this lattel
committee which puts him in the line o
promotion and which no doubt will result il
the craftsmanship being given to him mex
session.
GOVERNOR SHOUP
secures the Craftsmanship of the commit tel
on Indian depredations and he has ais
been assigned to the committee on Indian
affairs and territories.