People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

6Acs T.
Patents-Gray, chairman; Kyle,
Mills, Berry, Republicans, A.
Pensions = Palmer, chairman
Villas, Camden, Cafferey, (Repub-
licans, ~
Postofices and Postroads-Col-
quit, chairman; Daniel, Pasco, Cor
don, Brice, Republicans, s..
Printing-Gorman, chairman; Ran
sem Republican, y.
Private Lands-Ransom, Colquitt,
Pasco, Berry, Republicans, 8; chair
man).
Privileges and Elections-Vance,
chairman; Gray, Pugh, Turple, Pal
mer, Republicans, ~.
Public Buildings and Grounds
Vest, chairman; Daniel, Pasco, Brice,
Gordon, Republicans, a.
Public Lands Berry, chairman;
Walthal, Pasco, Villas, Martin, Allen
of Nebraska, Republicans, s..
Railroads Camden, chairman; Ber-
ry, Gordon, Palmer, Martin, (Repub-
licans, s..
Relations with Canada-Murphy,
chairman Pugh, Colquitt, Hunton,
Mitchell of Wisconsin, Republicans,
a.
Revision of the Laws-Daniel,
chairman; Call, Lindsay, (Republi-
cans, q.
Revolutionary Claims-Mr. -,
chairman; Coke, Pugh, Republicans,
3; chairman).
Blackburn, chairman; Har-
ris, German, Republicans, p.
Observation-Disclosures, chairman;
Hall, Blackburn, Bate, Call, White
of California, Republicans, s..
Transportation Routes to the Sea-
board-Irby, chairman; George, Tur-
pie, Gordon, Republicans, A..
Pacific Railroads-Brice, chair
man; Morgan, Faulkner, White of
Louisiana, Murphy, Republicans, ~.
Indian Depredations = Lindsay,
chairman; Faulkner, Kyle, White of
Louisiana, Cockerell, Republicans,
A.
Select Committee to Investigate
Potomac River Front McPh erson,
Ransom, Hunton, Republicans, 3;
chairman).
To Inquire into Claims Against
Nicaragua Morgan, Palmer, IRE
publicans, 3; chairman).
Additional Accommodations for
Library of Congress-V oorhees, But
Ter, Pugh, Republicans, 2; chair
many.
The Five Civilized Tribes of Indi-
ans--Butler, Pasco, Roach, (Republi-
cans, 2; chairman).
On Transportation and Sale of
Meat Products-Vest, Coke, Allen
of Nebraska, Republicans, 2; chair
man).
To Establish the University Of the
United States - Hunton, chairman;
Kyle, Vance, Jones of Arkansas,
Turpie, Republicans, y.
Quadro-C entennial-Vilas, chair
man; Colquitt, Vest, Gray, Daniel,
Gibson, Voorhees,, Lindsay, (Repub-
licans, g..
To investigate the Geological Sur
vey-Martin, chairman; Jones of
Arkansas, Republicans, p.
On National Banks-Mitchell of
Wisconsin, chairman; Vance, Col
quit, Republican, y.
On Foreign Reservations-Allen
of Nebraska, chairman; Kyle, Nor
gan, Republican, u.
On Corporations in the District of
Columbia-Gorman, Brice, Harris,
Republicans, 2, chairman).
To Investigate Tresspassers upon
Indian Lands-Roach, chairman !;
Butler Republican, y.
This is the list complete with the
exception of the assignment of the
Senator of Wyoming, and that place
has been left vacant until the mem
Der is sworn in.
At the conclusion of the caucus
Mr.. Foreman sent copy Of the list
to the Republican committee which
was in session. It is said that there
has been quite pressure brought to
bear upon the committee to remove
Mr.. Stewart from Republican repre-
sentation on the Committee on APP
preparations and it is not unlikely
that it will be done IN view Of the
fact that he had been kept by the
Democrats as chairman of the Com
mittee on Mines and Miners. The
Northwestern Senators are urging
that that section of the country is en-
titled to representation upon this M
portant committee, and will insist
that some one of their number be
given the place. Mr.. Dawes retire
ment from the Senate leaves the
minority representation as it would
be under the reorganization, but if
Mr.. Stewart is removed there will be
vacancy, and it is this probable va
cancy that the men from the North
west are demanding should be given
them. The committee changes will
probably receive the sanction of the
Senate tomorrow by a resolution,
and the old chairmen will then give
up the rooms they have occupied
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