The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
COMMITTEES COMPLETE.
FULL LIST OF THE ASSIGNMENTS by
THE SENATE REPUBLICANs.
Mr.. Stewart Removed From the Committee
OF Appropriations for Receiving
Democratic Chairnanship.

for the purpose of receiving the report
OF its committee, making the assignment
OF the minority chairmanships and the
membership Of various committees AT
noon the caucus had not finished It's work,
and when the Senate was called TO order
the Republicans entered the Cha nber
without being ready to make any report.
1t is the intention to take short recess
and complete the work at once. Some
thing OF a contest manifested itself when
it came TO filling the vacancy on the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
After the caucus reassembled there was
q debate of some length on he subject
of the removal of Mr.. Stewart, OF Ne
vada, from the Appropriations Commit
tee. Mr.. Stewart found one or two cham
pions. but the caucus was practically
unanimous In the opinion that inasmuch
SIS Mr.. Stewart had been the recipient
OF chairmans hip at the hands OF the
majority he should not be permitted 10
remain on the important committee OF
Appropriations as a representative OF
the minority. He was. therefore, remoV-
ed and Mr. Teller. of Colorado. was sub
sttuted in his place So far as inaily
agreed upon eleven minority chairman
ships will be f1led as follows.
Mr. Sherman being awarded the Con-
ference Committee; Engrossed Biils, Nj.
Allison; Epidemic Diseases. Mr.. Jones,
Of Nevada; Private Land Claims, Nr.
Hrle, Committee 10 Investigate the CON
ditiOn Of the Potomac River Front at
Washington, Mr.. Frye; Woman Suffrage,
Mr. Hoar: Additional Accommodations
for the Library Of Congress Mr. Morrill,
Five Civilized Trib.s Of Indians MI.
Teller: Transportation and Sale Of Meat
Products, Mr.. Plat, Of Connecticut, cor
poratiOns I'm the District OF Coluinpla'
Mr. Adrich. Of Rhode Island; kevolu-
ticnary Claims. Mr.. Cameron, or Penn
sylvania: Claims OF Citizens OF the
United States against the Government
Of Nicaragua, Mr. Hawley, of Connoctl-
cut
The minority representation on Hhe
Senate committees was subsequently dn-
nodnced by the chairman OF the caucus
as follows:
Committee on Agriculture and For
estry- Mcmillan, Washburn, Proctor
Hansbrouch.
ropriations-Allison. Hale, Cullom.
TO Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses OF the Senate-Jones, OF Ne
vada. vi,
C.; on the Civil Service and Retrench-
mcnt-Stanford, Washburn, Morrill,
Lodge c..,
| PETER
lev. Higgins. 49,.
on Commerce-Frye. Jones OF Nevada
Dolph. Culom. Washburn. Quay.
on the District Of Columbia-McMillan'
Walcott. Gallinger. Hansbroush. Proctor.
ON Education and LabOr-Carey, stan
| ford Wsshburn, Lodge.
on Engrossed Bills-Allison chairman.
On Enrolled Bllls-Dubois
on Epidemic Diseases-Jones. or Ne
vada chairman, Stockbridge. Gallinger'
| Quay.
70 Examine the Several Branches or
the civil Service-Power. Gallinger.
| on Finance-Morrill, Sherman, Jones OF
| Nevada, Allison. Adrich.
| on Observation-Disclosures. Stanford,
| Souire Power.
on Foreign Relati ons-Sherman' Frye
| Dolph, Davis.
on Observation-Disclosures, Squire,
! Proctor Dubois, Lodge.
| on Improvement of the Mississippi
River and Its Tributaries-W Washburne,
| Pettigrew. Power.
on Indian Affairs-Platt, Stockbridge,
Henderson. Pettigrcw, Shoup
on Interstate Commerce-Cullom, VIII
| son, Chandler, Walcott, Higgins.
on Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid
Lands-Slewart. Dubois, Carey Hans
brough.
On the Judiciary-Hoar. Wilson, Teller.
| Plat. Mitchell.
ON the Library-Wolcott.
On Manufactures Higgins, GallinSer.
on Military Affairs-Hawley. Cameron,
Mandegson. Davis.
On Mines and Mining-Jones OF Nevada,
| Power, Shoup, Allison.
| on Naval Affairs-Cameron, Hale, Stan
| ford StOckbridge.
on Organization, Conduct and Expendi-
| lures of the Executive Departments-Wil
son, Proctor Dubois. Lodge.
on Patents-DiXon, Piatt Wilson.
On Pensions-Shoup. Hansbrough. Gal
linger. Hawley
. ON Post)fhces and Postroads-Niitchel,
Mcmillan. Wolcott. Dixon, Washburne.
| On Printing-Manderson.
| on Private Land Claims-Hale, Telle-,
piXcn.
On Privileges and Elections -Hoar,
Mitchell. Chandler. Higgins
on Public Buildings and Grounds-Stan-
| ford. Morrill,, quay. Squire.
on Public Lands-DolIh. Pettgrew,
| Cesey Dubois, Power.
| on RaiiToads-Hawley, Stockbrdge Pet
tgrew. Power, Pefter
| ON Relations with Canada--H0ar, Hale,
Do'ph Higgins.
on the Revision OF the Laws of the
United States-W ilson. Platt
On Revolutionary C.Ims-Cdmeron,
| FRYE Aldrich.
On Rulcs-Aldrlch. Manderson.
| on TerritOfies-Platt, Davis Carey,
Shoup. Hanstrough.
| Transportation Routes to the Sea-
board-Galnnger. Squire. Mitchell. Aid
| rich.
or Pacific Railroads-Davis. Carey.
Wolcott. Mcmillan.
| on Indian Depredations-Shoup, Chand-
Ter. Pettigrew, Carey.
| Select committees:
To Investigate Condition OF Potomac
| River in Front OF Nashington-Frye,
| Sherman and Proctor.
Claims Against the Government OF
| Nicaragua-Hawley. Stewart, Mitchell.
| on Woman Suffrage-Hoar. Quay.
| ON Additional Accommodations for the
| library of Congress-Morrill, Dixon
| ON the Five Civilized Tribes OF In
| dians-Teller. Platt.
ON the Transportation and Sale OF Meat
| Products-Platt, Power.
To Establish the University OF the
United States-Proctor, Sherman. Dolph.
ON the Quadro- -Centrial-Pettigrew,
| sherman, Shannon. Hawley Wilson, Cul-
| lom. ,,., e.-
Wolcott, Carey.
ON National Banks-Chandler. Mander-