Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19


was chairman OF this oomn,ttss 4,
eus fltty-flrst conrreas. 80
rar ~ Perkins in snothor Iowa
~ .n VINO Is fortunately placed ia
Is IN line for chairman 4, ~ ~
ms OF territories, Isaae s str,,his
c Jr1m ar Perkins succeeded WIS
chairman before. was
Invalid Pensions.
me Craftsmanship Of the eomn,,,t.e
On invalid pensions is likely 10 20 10
LEWIS D. Apsley OF Massachuse.ts v,c.
s sinI'sn, ian OF the Republican congress
South Dakota and Lacey ~ roy.,a ~
hn., seniors on the committee Inf no
oSn, Souid probably be chairnen az
~, which they would mnrh
III prefer. they will no do,,ht wai,.c
-. rsnt they may have 10 thc rhatr-
~ anhs,nlp or this committee rdrnund
y, Morrili, who has Just been eleetsd
a., u,ie, 81 kansas. was chairman IN
'n M. ty-trst eorgress
much Importance, althonnb a NM.
per OF them are oonsi5sreS -. = hu,i,
Nh no doubt. be sought AFTER .rh.'r.,
~ accounts, which womb IL ii,,.i,' ~
so 70 Mr. Post OF Illinois. aprieuif,rs
wHieh would 90 to HAinel. on Nehrn ~,
T.. -Apsify should waive his senioritw
~ faVor OF the other Committee 7,
sne seniority plan should be carried
~ ~ az places, the following mlght
s De plaeed at the head OF the committees
eu pelng the senior member OF the
et,, s-st committees elected to the next
soukrtss, ard leaving off those who
would be likely TO select or ar, 4, Ilne
lot better Committees.
POAufIIle
Claims, Cooper OF wiscnnsin. p,s,,,c,
OF columbia, Harmon Of Pennsylvania;
education. Thomas OF Michigan. cleo
uon OF President and Vice-president
johnson OF North Dakota; enrolled bins
Haser OF Iowa; immigratlon and
naturalization. Gnlet OF New York;
irrigation of arid lands, Dooittle OF
washington; labor, McCieary OF Min.
nesota; levees OF the MissIssippi
Marsh OF Illinois: library, Adams OF
pennsylvania; manufactures, CHECKER.
ing OF New York; mercahnat marine and
HAheries, Gillett of Massachusetts.
mileage Mahon OF Pennsylvania;
nlI!ua' wright Of Massachusetts,; mines
uhu mining, Cousins OF Iowa. Pacific
railroads. Smith OF Illinois: patents.
Draper OF Massachusetts: pensions
Loudenslager OF New Jersey; printing.
Frederick Of Kansas; railways and ca.
nals, Wanger OF Pennsylvania: reform
III the civil service, Russell OF Connectl-
cut revision or the laws. johnson OF
Indiana; ventilation ana acoustics.
Linton OF Michigan; war claims. Avery
OF Michigan.
There are. besides these, a number of
committees which are such In name
xHHla N4sN Al.
clerk at a little larger SALARY than he
would now receive as clerk TO an indi-
vidual member. II Is not at all probable
that the list as given will be followed.
but these are the men whose seniority
would entitle them 10 the place. were
other considerations not to intervene
According to this list, no place IL made
for Mr. Bnbcocl, chairman OF the CAM
paign committee. and there Is no doub,
but that he will be either given
workmanship or place on some Inn
portant committee which he desires
The Committee on Rules.
There is some speculation as to how
the speaker would organize the com
mittee on rules No doubt II Mr.. Bur
rows remains member Of the house
he viii be a member OF the committee
w hiN@i As NNll hb NutAlTluAn OF Inc
committee on ways and means. Mr.
Reed selected before, in addition to the
chairman OF the committee on ways
and means for member OF the com
mittee on rules. the chairman OF the
committee on appropriations, and the
senior members OF the minority OF these
committees for the other two members
OF the committees. Before the close Of
the congress, however, this last selec-
tion was broken by the selection OF Mr.
Blount OF Georgia and MIR. MeMlln Of
Tennessee Whcd Carlisle went 70 the
senate and Randall dlod Mills would not
serve on the committee. and Reed took
the next member who was McAlllln
There is no doubt but that Mr. Crisp
will be made head Of the mlnorlay OF
the ways and means committee and viii
be member OF the committee on rules
but whether the other Democratic mem
bers on rules viii be Catchlngs or the
senior member OF the committee ON np-
preparation, Mr., sayres. Is merely spccu-
latlve as wen as who would be the
second member with Burrows II g.
possible that Mr.. Cannon Will get the
place on rules and will not be made
chairman OF the committee on nppro-
prlations. He has been n member Of
| that committee. II Is one OF the stron-
gest and most important In the house
for under the Reed rules, which We're
practically adopted by the Democratic
| house, the committee on rules domin-
ate5 the house and its business.