The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-14

or NOV THE NEW COM
MTTTEK HIIL BE MADE UP.
VOORHEES, Gets The Finance Chairmanship
aud fockrell Appropriations-Th
Virginia Aspirants for once.



oM.D 4kcr. with feeble hope took heart
aei.. thcn 10 was found that President
Glove. dd had sent no nominations what
ever d. the Senate
10 lltbccn confidently expected that the
Whit, House budget would be received
shlr. hncr Il o'clock. and the corridors
wtf. divided with men who were either
4.rr.rll or indirectly interested in the
e,r,. A announcements. An hour was
taken hy the Senate in a dcsultory
d...u L. Of the right OF the body to
,0r..||. legislative business requiring the
oor...f .., Of the Lower House. Senator
Hall d. ii introduced resolution prOVid-
ne r nothing but executive business
h. f- aacted. This was done I'm order
r.t Democrats should not by the
,rtr.. ton of any legislative business
,.r.eo icncc at the next session.
e.,.. Da.krou made a warm speech,
J. D.. gently. but nrmly, hinted
a.. n. senate was able 10 take care OF
r..r v after day. and required no
80. . ta outline what 81 should or
shoudiuOt do. ,....,,,o
,..t tu.,or smoke of his side Of the
1,.,1l ha.re reminded so soon that
tbev "A re in the minority. no action was
taken D. the resolution. -
Tho elipable reason FOR the absence o.
tto Il list of diplomatic ana consular
c,r.ut ,onfe. which lis undoubtedly reaoy,
ts - fhe caucus committee has not
yet rfa,rted 10 the caucus it's mat con,
If,e.ot in the committee makeup anu
MATURITY Of these appointments
v.u referred 10 the appropriate com
,.t...t tlrv were withheld 10y the fresl-
F.,. sfu the Democrats have fully or
panl1i 49, Con
.t. .iourrad until Wednesday, whlch'
h.rr Interpreted. means that "a caucus
v.iu 4hcld tomorrow and the pItdilH"
49,, ,~foctab ana that on the following
4. ,rfnncre I'm the race Tor olncla'
.,rnri iments will Dee duly announced
q. III tro,,n that the Democrats nave
rt IA 10 give the minority ahoul tn'
.,r.. F, ,cornition in tho matter oi commit
- b.t was extended 90 them Oh the
ee, Iumittoas in the Senate the Demo-
,,.tr 1ave about Fifteen Of the minor ones
.t,irtin, Of positions Will be in or
deer 4 Wednesday,
pOrjUet Senator Kyle VINO Wheh ne
,.., r,roa into the Senate took his seat
".,ooa and voted with the Democrats, IS
cU.r the cnairmanship OF the Committee
on r4ucauon and Labor but tie other
ponIIists are not given much OF snow
If FL. likely though that both Senators
j. fffF anu AIlNN VIII nav ''''-''
important chairmanships
ghe. committees. I'm the main. have been
f.et ahCut arranged. and. though. While
NOT given ont for publication. they have
leaked out in places and is Is about Ger
tain mat the following Democrats have
been selected for the committees named;
Agriculture and Forestry-George
chairman. Jones of Arkansas, Bate and
PETER
Appropriations -Cochrell (chairman'
CaI. Gorman. blackburn and Brice.
Coumcrce-R1nsom chairman. Coke
Vest G0rman. White of Louisiana, White
of California and Murphy
District OF Columhia--llauis chairman.
Faulkner. Gibson and Hunton.
Finance Voorhees, chairman, McPher-
SON. HMris Vance. Vest and Jones OF
Arkansas.
Immirration-Hul chairman voorhees,,
Ncphcrson Faulkner and PETER.
Indian Affairs Jones Of Arkansas Chair
mann Noraan. NHar Allen ad Roach.
Interstate Commerce Butler lchairmam
Gorman. Irlre. White of Louisiana, Cam
DEN aud Lindsey.
J1cay-ptah chairman. George
Coke Villas. ilill and Lindsey
Naial ADMINISTRATION chairman,
Iurar. Blackburn and Camden
la,llogcs and Elections Vance Chair
ID Push. Gray. Tupie and Palmer
Railroads Camden chairman Berry,
G.rion Palmer, Martin and Bcckwith
Ilms-p -pasco chairman. Villas White
0t louisiana. Daniel and PETER.
rog'ofocs and t-Roads-Colquitt
U tmuW, Villas lrby. Mills HpntOn
and iIiU
Ihe selection of Senator Voorhees, for
FINANCE IS generally considered in the
I.. 81 o. victory for silver and this Is
eei iluy emphasized boy the fact that
l..hI the nsw nSmhers placed ON this
unlucc-S .nators Vest and Jones OF
ArNifas-1re silver advocates
senator CtCtrell is given the ApprOpria-
tons. NLhe h's eistWhile competitor.
senator German. takes the Committee
on lfnunG which gives him an enor-
nous pan on the patronage Of he Gov
eHmtnt pinuus Office
Nuca ithstandine tie fact that almost
aI y the Virginia congressman are at
i'ns there ere a eooiiy number Of as
IHats to Office sIl ON the ground, and
s.lator hunt0n and Ncssts Meredith
all Wise are iu constant demand for
ifroo letions 40 The White House. and
tne MINIS of papers ia the depart
n.t
uon. George ID. Wise and General Pey-
iA v lsc were callers at tho White House
ts noinne. They were received by Mr.
Cesaand very cordially, indeed. and
n nj the pleasant expressions upon the
les Of the eertlcmen as .hey left the
'ng 30 would certainly De surnised that
te President had not thrown any cold
ylti upon the candidacy of General Wise
r De Consulship al Paris Ii is certain
t.lt Secretary Gresham viii chcerfullv
IKE the appointment at "a word from
'mehoss." and Il is not at all UNLIKELY that
ts word will be passed within few
days.
captain George Wise will leave here
fr Richmond on Thursday and will re-
main until some time next week. when
g. Viii again be at the command of his
q enls Who desire positions here
The visitors 10 the White House to-day
u.re numerous, though hardly up TO the
D.owis Of the first week after the in
niraNon. The sprlng-like weather
i1I-ht out the fair sex, and more Of
them attended the PRESIDENT ! o'clock
rlol' reception than on any previous
oil 81. Virginia had either already asked
i0r ana she wanted or decided 10 walt
awhile before rushing things again, and
DID large delegations visited Mr. Cleveland
tis morning. Judge Holman. Of In
dant, had a party OF fourteen ladies,
F-ntemen and children under his charge
and they had a pleasant chat In the
lresdents office for a few minutes.
Noi"ilhstanding the fact that Virginia
i. of the Gfuiac fouehiprr the Dis