The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-15
COMMITTEES REORGAN|ztO.
T4aE SESSION NOT SO L0NG as AN
TIClPATED.
The Republicans Are Given Eleven
Committees j lust as They Gave
The Democrats

WASHINGTON. March IA THE demo-
cratic caucus finished its labors today. so
far as the reorganization of the commit
tees OF the senate are concerned The |
sess on OF the caucus was not so long as
was anticipated, despite the fact that
there was some discussion on the subject |
OF the reorganization of the elective off
GERS OF the Senate. There wss prevail
ing sentiment in favor If the speedy re
organization Of the clerical aud executive
force Of the senate, and the sentiment
took tangible shape Immediately after
the adjournment OF the caucus. When
the caucus comm teee met in Senator
Ransom's room for the purpose OF con-
| sidering the subject Up to this time
| the committee has been so busily en-
giged with the revision of the commit
tee lists that other matter has been re
ferred to only in an informal msnner
This important branch of the work of
the majority, is now, however,
we'll under way, and it is
probable that by this time next week, if
not earlier the elective officers Of the
Senate will have been changed. 1t will
be seen that the committee provided
chailmauships for Senators Pepper and
Kyle, populist members, and permitted
Mr.. Stewart to retain chairm anship of
the committee on mines ard mining
which he held under the republican
organization There was some debate
over this action and some opposition but
influence of the committee prevailed and
the silver Senator from Nevada will not
be disturbed. Either upon the standing
| calan nj fn, 1y,I
as chairman for ali the new democratic
Senators. The republicans are given
eleven committees just as they gave the
democrats. The official list as given out
nv German Is as follows Agricu ture -
Gerge chairman, Bate, Ransom. Pepper,
Roach, republicans 3. Appropriations
Cockrell chairman, Call, German, Buck
burn, Brice, Republicans 4 Cantn-
I gent White, of Louisiana,
. chairman, Camden republicans, /.
Census-Turpie. chairman Berry, White,
of Calfornis, Murphy, PETER, republi-
cans A. Civil service-Call, chairaan,
: Walthall Gordon. Irby, republicans, 3
, Claims chairman, Daniel, 3 rry,
Coffery, Allen, Of Nebraska, republic ans
Coast defeuce-G rdon ch .irmsn
Irby. Mills, White, Of California, Saith
J.. republicans A. Commerce Ransom
G chairman, Coke, Vest, Golman, White
|. Of Louisiana, White % California, Mur
u ply, republicans 6. D strict of Colum-
bis-Harris chairman, Eau kner, Gibson
Hunt n. Smith, Martin. republicans 5
Education and labor Kyle chairman
. George, Hunton, Coff5ry, Murphy, re
{ publicans 4. Engros-ed bilis-Cook
/. rel. Martin. republicans /. chairman in
j cluded Enrolled blIls--Ooifery chairman
le Mitchell, If Wisconsin, republicans
y Ep0ernic uiscases- Horris, 10y, = , :
) OF Louisiana; republicans 4, inclu lin!
id chairman. To examine the sever,
to branches Of civil servlce-Petfer chai
8 man, Gray, Villas, republicans ? F.
.r nance-Voorhees chairman, Mo Phers0I
sc Harris. Vance, Vest, Jones, Of Arkansas
=, republicans 5. Flsheries-Ccke chai
IN man, Call, Gibson, Hill, Mitchell,
y Wisconsin. republicans Foreign r
# lations- Morgan chairman, Butler, Ora,
td Turpie, Daniel. republicans Inm
- gratiOn-Hil chairman VOORHEES,, \
ce Pnerson, Eau kner, Peffer, epublical
4 Improvement of the Mississippi river
Bate chairman, Walthall, Palmer, Pc
fer, republicans 3 Indian affairs
Jones, of Arkansas, chairman, Morga
Smith, Roach, Allen. of Nebraska, r
~. pubiicans 4. Interstate commerce
nc Butler chairman, German, Brice, Whit
nl of Louisiana, Camden, Lindsay repub
Ike cans s. Irrigation and reclamation
nt arid lands-W hite, of California, chai
rr man, Jones, Of Arkansas, Kyle, r. &C
nce republicans a Judiciary-Pugh clai
IND man, Coke, George, Villa, Hi
Lindsay, republicans 5. Library
Mills chairman, Voorhees,, republicans
> Manufscturers-G lbsOn chairman, Smi
N and Gallery, republicans 2 Military
"a, fairs-W althall chairman, Cockrell b.
Palmer, Mitchell, of Wisconsin, repuh
, os cans a. Mines-Stewart chairman Ba
un- Call, Irby, Mills. republicans Ma
ted sff .lrs- Mcpherson chairman. Butt
ano Blackburn, Gibson, Camden, republics
IN IN Expenditures of Executive Depa
the ments-S Smith chairman, Cockrell, a
dec Walthsll, Catfery, republicans 2
fhe ents- Cray chairman, Kyle, Mills, Ber
nles M republicans 4. Pensions 4lmer, ch,
mn. man; Brice, Villas. Camden, Cef9
by republicans 4. Postoffire res and PosT'o'
-Colquitt chairman, Villas, Irby. II.
~ Hunton. Hill, republicans 5 Prin z.
~" German chairman Ransom, republic
two |. Private land claims-Ransom, G
aiy- quit, Pasco, Berry. republicans 3, ch'
vor man Included. Privileges and elec'i
;SE, Vance chairman, Gray, Pu
h'' Turpie, Palmer, republicans
l.I. Public buildings and grounds-N
fore chairman, Daniel, Posco, Brce Cord
P. republicans Public lands B
Mrs. chairman, Walthall' Pasco, Villas, b
tin, Allen, of Nebraska, republicans
Full Railroads.&c. Camden chairman. Be
and Gordon, Palmer, Martin, republicans
here po}o+;ors r-;,b Ca,od. M,rnbr ~
the man, Pugh, Colquitt, Hunton, Mitc2
Jain of Wisconsin, republicans 4. Rev
de- OF the laws-Daniel chairman, {
hnis- hia- Lindsay, republicans 2. Revoutio,
claims-Coke, Pugh, republicans
this chairman included Rules-Blackt
-uc- chairman, Harris, German, republa
bbA' 2. erritories-Fauikner chaiIn
il, the Hill, Blackburn, Bate, Call, White,
.e de- California, repu ollcans 5. Transp'
lsreh, ton routs to Seaboard-Irby Chain
at 70 George, Turpie, Gordon, republican
COM Pacific rairoads-Bruce chairman, !
Anted. gan, Faulkner, White, Of Louisi
2 Murphy, republicans 4 Indian dc
ace dations- Lindsay chairman, Fau 4
iutif Kyle, White, Of Louisiana, G
: rel, republicans 4, Select {
mlttees-To investigate the PotC
IL river front - Mcpherson, Ran
Hinton, republicans 3, chairman inc
ed. To IN quire into claims against
caragua-Morgan Palmer, republics