Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
THE SENATORIAL .SpEGULATiORS
THE SPECIAL DnMocnArrc TAnrrr
HILLS.
There WIN he nm Important, Confer
encc before the Leaders speak On
the subject-what csnr Reed May
DO In the House.


""shihs'on' MY. 'SAhe appoint
ment of Senior De Le5n OF Guatemala
a. snecial envoy to settle the AfoNieo
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- - euent rep9-ts VIZ Is lih,.
~ 70 END Vie aihiou'ty at an early
day. The officials Of these two gov
ernments have been advised OF senior
De Icons appointnienS but they eS-
peet TO ~ directly 70 MeAleo and not
come here, rs press dlspatehes state.
lie ha5 wide experience in diplomatic
affairs, having been AZ one time minis
ter OF foreign anairs in the Guatemala
cabinet.
The low condition q the treasury
and the fact that a presidential cleo
ton Will be 80 near " hand VIII prove
strong arguments IN this direction, as
Will also the possibility Of presiden-
tial veto. The Republicans at pres
ent nave six Of the seventeen menu
bers OF the committee on rivers and
haioors aud all these members have
been reelected except MIR. Henderson
OF Illinois. with Mr.. Henderson out
of the way. Hermann of Oregon takes
first place in the Republican member
ship OF the committee. with Stephen
son OF Michigan, Tcoker OF New York.
Grosycnor II ohio and Reynurn OF
Pennsylvania following In The order
named, II cannot, OF course, be known
whether the next speaker Will follow
the seniority rule, II he should MI
Hermann would become chairman.
MIR. Mlllken OF Maine heuds The Re-
publican membership Of the commit
tee on public buildings, and the chances
are that II Mr.. Itced become spe iSer
Nh Mullsen will be chairman OF he
-.
setts ia The only other Republican NOM
Der Of the c9mmlt.ee returned. Only
three of the old Republican members OF
the committee on banking and cur
rency are reelected. These are Mossrs.
VVnliter OF Nasaachusetts, Russell of
| {, 1nectIcut and Johnson Of Indiana.
Mir Walker ia the senior member He
ras from The herinnlnr oe his congress
slonal career taken an nctlve Interest
I'm financial questions. and his chances
| of scouting the chalrmansnip would be
the hest OF the ak present Repnh,l-
can members OF The committee on colin
~ ,ysi,,l,s nnd nnnasurea ave hive
hoen re.eieetea 10 INC Isirty-fourth com
grass They are. m the order named,
| stone of pennsylyaula. johnson OF
! Maryland. nIurlev OF Maine, Hager OF
\ Iowa ana AldrIeh Of illinois. Mr. Stone
yould naturally become chairman Of
The committee. hut IL IL suggested that
in case Of Mir. Reeds becoming speak
er he might have personal policy
win reference 10 silver Which ne would
wnnt 10 puraue and In that event he
might want Mr.. Dingley Of his own
atat1 as Inc lender Of this committee.
In Inc natural order OF events, Hon.
a purro,ys OF Michigan will be-
come chairman OF the vays and means
eommlttee. with MIR, Reea In the speak
er's chair. and there Is little doubt
that ne yin he rly ~ aha Important
nasitien whlch carries with It the Re-
nnbilcan ieadorshipI on the moor OF the
house. IL no fails In his ambition to sue
eeed senator Patton to his seat In
the senate win Mir. Reed in the speak
er's chair ana Mr.. Burrows IN the son
No ,h"re w Won be only three RepublI.
an memberS Of ne present commit
te S lnst Ia choose from, these being
PAYNE Of New York, palzcll Of Penn
sviyania and Hopklns Of Illinois. Mr.
! r. ~ iIandarsan ~ Iowa n the rank.
ing Ranuhliean member OF the sppro-
priations committee, With Mcssrs. cogg-
e.aNfs saf