Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS
OF the Senate Committees Announced.
Stewart Removed from. Appropria-

Republican mem OerS went lntO CduSus
this morning. There was debate OF
some length on the subject OF the re-
moval Of Mr.. Stewart, of Nevada, from
the Appropriations Committee. Mr..
Stewart found one or two champions,
but the caucus was practically unani-
nous In the opinion that inasmuch as
Mr. Stewart had been the recipient OF
craftsmanship at the hands Of the major
ity be should not be permitted TO re-
main on the important Committee on
Appropriations as a representative OF
the minority. He was therefore re-
moved and Mr.. Teller, OF Colorado, sub
stituted in his place. So far as hnaliy
agreed upon nine Of the eleven minority
chairmanships will be filed IS follows,
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, being awarded
the Conference Committee; Engrossed
Bills, Mr.. Allison, Of Iowa; Epidemic
Diseases, Mr.. Jones, of Nevada; Private
Land Claims, Mr.. Hale, Of Maine; Com
mittee 10 investigate the condition oil
the Potomac river front OF Washington,
Mr.. Frye, OF Maine, Woman Suffrage.
Mr.. Hoar, OF Massachusetts; Additional
Accommodations for the Library OF
Congress. Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont;
Five Civilized Tribes OF Indians, Mr..
Teller, OF Colorado; Transportation and
Sale OF Meat Products, Mr.. Platt, OF
Connecticut; Corporations in the Dis
trict of Columbia, Mr. Aldrich, OF
Rhode Island; Revolutionary Claims,
Mr.. Cameron, of Pennsylvania; Claims
Of Citizens OF the United States, against
the Government OF Nicaragua, Mr..
Hawley, OF Connecticut.
The minority representation on the
Senate committees was subsequently
announced by the chairman OF the eau
Gus as follows: Committee on Agricul-
ture aud Forestry: Mcmillan, Wash
burn, Proctor, Hansbrough; on Appro-
priations: Allison, Hale, Cuilon, Teller;
10 audit and control the contingent ex-
penses OF the Senate, Jones Of Nevada;
Oh the Census: Hale, Stockbridge,
Dixon, Hansbrough; on Civil Service
and Retrenchment; Stanford, Wash
burn, Morrill,, Lodge; on claims:
Mitchell, Davis, Stewart, PETER;
on Coast Defences: Frye, Jones, OF Ne
vada, Dolph, Cullom, Washburn. Quay;
on the District OF Columbia: McMillen,
Wolcott, Galinger, Hansbrough, Proc
tor; on Education and Labor: Carey,
Stanford, WaShburn, Lodge; on En-
crossed Bills: Allison, chairman: Du
bois; on Epidemic Diseases: Jones. of
Nevada, chairman; Stock bridge, Gal
linger, Quay; TO examine the several
branches OF the civil service: Power,
Gallinger; on Finance: Morrill,, Sher-
man, Jones, OF Nevada, ALI
son, Aldrich; on Fisheries: Stock
bridge, Stanford, Squire, Power; on
Foreign Relations: sherman, Frye,
Dolph, Davis; on immigration: Chan-
dler, Squire, Proctor, Dubois. Lodge;
on Improvement OF the Misslppi Rive,
and its Tributaries: Washburn.. retti-
grew, Power; on Indi-G- Analrs: Platt,
Stockbridge, Ma'rderson, Pettlgrew,
Shoup; or Interstate Commerce
Cciiom, Wilson. Chandler. VOL
colt, Higgins; on Irrigation and
Reclamation Of Arid Lands:
Stewart, Dubois, Carey, Hansbrough;
on the Judiciary: Hoar, Wilson. Teller,
Platt, Mitchell; on the Library: VOL
cott: on Manufactures: Higgins, CALM
ger: on Military Affairs: Hawley, Came
ron. Manderson, Davis; on Mines and
Mining: Jones, of Nevada, Power,
Shoup. Allison; on Naval Affairs; Came
ron. Hale, Stanford, Stockbridge; on
Fxpenditures of Executive Department.:
wilson, Proctor, Dubois, Lodge; on Pat
ents: Dixon, Platt. Wilson; on Pensions:
Shoup. Hansbrough, Galllnger, Hawley;
on Postolilces aud Post Roads: Mitchell,
McMIllin, Wolcott. Dixon, Washburn;
on Printing: Manderson; on Private
Land Claims: Hale. chairman, Teller,
DIXON: on Privileges and Election: Hoar,
Mitchell. Chandler, Higgins; on Public
buildings and Grounds: Stanford. Nor
rin, Quay, Squire; on Public Lands:
Dolph, Pettigrew, Carey. Dubois, Pow
er: on Railroads: Hawley, Stock
bridge, Pettigrew. Power. Pef-
fer: on Relations with Canada:
Hoar. Hale, Dolph, Higgins:
on the Revision OF the Laws OF the
United States: Wilson, Platt; on Revo.
lutionary Claims: Cameron, chairman;
FRYE. AldrIch; on Rules: Aldrich, Man
derson: on Territories: Platt, Davis.
Carey, Shoup, Hansbrough; on Trans
porta ton Routes TO the Seaboard: Gal
linger, Mitchell, Aldrich: on Pacific
Railroad: Davis. Carey, Wolcott, Nc
Milin: on Indian Depredatlons: Shoup,
Chandler, Pettlgrew. Carey.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
To Investigate Condition Of Potomac
River Front OF Washington: Frye,
chairman, Sherman, Proctor; 10 inquire
Into All Claims of Citizens OF the United
States Against the Government OF Me
aragua: Hawley, chairman, Stewart
Mitchell: on Woman Suffrage, Hoar,
chairman, Quay; on Additional Accom-
modations for the Library Of Congress,
Morrill,. chairman, Dixon; on the Five
Civilized Tribes OF Indians: Teller,
chairman; Platt: on the Transportation
and Sale Of Meat Products: Platt,
chairman, Power; 10 Eestablish the
University OF u. s.: Proctor, Sherman,
DoIph. Wash5urn; on the Quadro-Cen-
tennial: Pettigrew, Sherman, Cameron,
Hawley, Wilson. CulIom; 70 Investigate
the Geological Survey: Wolcott, Carey;
on National Banks: Chandler. Msnder-
son: on Forest Reservation: Teller, Ds-
Wis: on Corporations in the District Of
Columbia: Aldrich, chairman. McMil-
lin: to Investigate the Trespass upon
Indian Lands: Higgins.
The Republicans contented them
selves with removing Mr. Stewart from
the Appropriations Committee. lie re-
mains as 3 representative Of the minor
ity in other committees. Mr.. Teller
gives up his place on the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, OF which be
was and would be the ranking member
and goes to the foot Of the list on the
Appropriation Committee. Mr. Hig-
gins Is substituted for Mr.. Teller on the
elections committee.
The RepIbllcans retain all their