Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
i I0II REED IS SPEAKER
r,r oLp-rrME REBUILT
CANS M

,tttrss VIII
,,.,,-rhs Rules cemmit-
~, have immeHss Power in
, S ii. work.
-, Nov. lG.-There Ia 1T
NV ~. INK Mr., Reed will be the
~ ;, ne next house OF repre-
y II he follows the course ne
he rifty-iirat congress ne ne, WI, w',.
y" ehairmen of the committees
p' 7. wso have served as heads
N.Y. a,ablloan minority of the eom-
M democratic congresses
.,sle that he will not follow
n strictly, but in most cases
n ID 20. Many Of the men
mos. he first placed on the
',,,.e. in the Fifty-lrst congress,
|'ssrs wIll be very few who VIII
~ .,,,s ehairmen he selected at
.,.a 4 great many q the men
uns MI Reed IN the Fifty
~ - as chalrrneh of the COM
csnt no longer in congress.
few exceptions, and they
1 ..ssbly secure their old places.
1 ws,s and Means Committee.
4 a, r Rurrows should not re-
H. ,snatorship which he is seek
Michigan he win be made
ILL., 0, the committee on ways
ssans. otherwise 1t would natur-
I'm 10 serene E. Payne of New
- Na;or Mckinley, II scarcely
! ~ mentioned, held this place
IL Is also quite likely that
,eley Of Maine will be q menu
/ ,hst committee unless he
prefer to remain on the appro-
earsh Joseph G Cannon OF IL
4 now q member OF the com
4, on appropriations. and was
I-,n Of this committee IN the
sonrress, II is doubted II he
made chairman. 1t was known
rinss OF the last session that
s.aunt OF something that took
| n he way OF publishing state
-, The appropriations the pres
ksblor member OF the committee
n Henderson of Iowa, and Mt
were both candidates for
3-sn OF the committee In case a
IANren congress should be elected.
k.nderson Is at the head of the
IN and Mr.. Cannon Is at the
Isihe list and there would have
4 some strong reasons for jumping
4 liter up to the top.
4 THE judiciary.
I'm probability George w. Ray
llw York will be chairman of the
4ay committee. although there
i A strong and perhaps success
Mort to make william a. Stone
i ,nnsylyanla chairman Of this
&itiee. Neither OF these gentle
4 yre selected by Mr.. Reed, In
1 none Of the Republicans who
Il On the judiciary committee UNI
M. Reed are now members of
tommittee in the present con-
ana only one has been re-
l. Mr.. ]. S. sherman Of New
and he would, like the other
Who filled to be returned to
r.ly-second congress, begin at
ssl Of the list. Ezra d, Taylor
No was chairman OF this COM
y II the Ffty-first congress.
NJ natural order OF things
I'd lfniels OF New York would
b tliirman OF the committee on
'nk There will be no Republic
s,aters OF this committee in the
rs presided over by Mr.. Reed,
iohn +. Lacy of Iowa, and he is
b ior the chairmanship Of an
Committee. which he may pre-
tni be is not member OF the
ms Committee now, jonathan
1Eell NJ Illinois was chairman Of
nninittee in the last Republican
DankinR and Currency.
2ph II Wnvser ~ Massachusetts
,o,,. ~, .,,.,.,,....a., =, 49,, oo,,,
s'u'' DC el'"'' ma" Vi '"e O
On banking and currency. He
only Republican on the commit
\ 10 was a member OF 1t during
3tiy;hgst congress. Then Geo. w,
.Nfy OF Nebraska was It's ehalr-
4 Charles W. stone Of Pennsyl-
ls IN lire for the chnirmnnfhip
I eommittee on coinage. weights
niaslres, although he Is u new
" since The Flfty-first congress.
Of Mr. Reeds app9intees are
I members ~ that committee.
aP Wl'fham was chairman in
est congress.
q the men whom Mr.. Reed
4 as members OF the committee
snnerce. now called Interstate
{.T l Sa,,s e}mm more, Is Q member Of
srr'ns q the nex w so r 1T q Q, ,y yre
senrn q Iowa. He may secura
~. n,thourh It appeor7 from
/ y esps ~ witch ne 7 od commit.
by RepublIcans tbet iowa rv ,,,n,,,,,
''r han her shars Of chairman.
o. ~ !, ihls may dispos7ass Hon
/ :" may AFFECT some other Iowa
H., ~
'fnann OF Oregon will. be-
4. ~ NH chnirran % the COM