The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-17
COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
The List Ready to BE Laid Before
the Republicans.

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Senate completed its labors tonight and
directed call to be issued for a caucus
for tomorrow Immediately upon the ad-
journment of the Senate. When this eau
Gus convenes Mr.. Mitchell chairman of
the committee. will submit and the eau
Gus will approve the following list of
chairmen, which. 1t will be seen, takes
care of every republican and populist mem
Der Of the Senate:
Agriculture-Mr. Proctor Of Vermont.
Appropriations-Mr. Allison of Iowa.
Contingent Expenses-AIr. Jones Of Ne
vada, pop.
Census-Mr. Chandler of New Hamp-
shire.
Civil Service and Retrenchment-AIr
Pritchard of North Carolina.
Claims-Mr. Teller of Colorado.
Coast Defenses-Mr. Squire of Wash
ington.
Commercials. Frye of Maine
District of Columbia-Mr Mcmillan Of
Education aid Labor-Ma shoup OF
Idaho.
Enrolled Bnls-Mr. sewell of New Jer-
sey.
10 Examine the Several Branches OF the
Civil SerVice-Mr. PETER OF Kansas, pop.
Fhahce-Mr. Morrill, of Vermont.
F.sheries-Mr Perkins Of California.
Foreign Relations-Mr. Sherman of
Ohio.
IL migration-Mr. Lodge Of Massachu-
setts.
Improvement of the Mississippi River
Mr.. Nelson Of Minnesota.
Dakota.
Indian Depredations-Nr Wilson of
Int rstate Commerce-Mr Cunum of
Illinois.
Irrigation-Mr. Warren Of wyoming.
Judlciary-Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts.
Library-Mr. Hansborough Of North
Dakota.
Marufactures-Mr wetmore Of Rhode
Island.
Military Affairs-Mr. Hawley of Con-
neCticut.
Mines and Nnning-NIr Stewart OF Ne
Vada, pop.
Naval Afrairs-Mr. Cameron Of Penn
sylVania.
Organization and Expenditures in the
EXECUTIVE Departments-Mr Butler, pop,
Pacific Rallroads-Afr. Gear of Iowa.
Patents-Mr. Platt of Connecticut
Pensions-Mr. Gallinger Of New Hamp-
Postofiees and Post Roads-NIr. wolcot
of Colorado.
Printing-Mr. Hale of Maine.
Privileges and Elections-Mr. Mitchell
Of Oregon.
Public Buildings and Grounds-AIr.
Quay of Pennsylvania.
Public Lands-Mr. Dubose of Idaho.
Railroads-Mr Clark of Wyoming
Relations With Canada-Mr. Carter of
Montana.
Revision of the Laws-Mr. Burrows of
Michigan
Rules-NIr. Aldrich of Rhode Island.
Territories-Mr Davis of Minnesota
Transportation and Routes to the Sea
board-Mr Mcbride of Oregon
To Establish the University of the United
States-Mr. Kyle of South Dakota, pop.
international Expositions-Mr. Thurs
ton of Nebraska.
To Investigate the Geological Survey
Mr.. Elkins of West Virginia.
National Banks-Mr. Mantle of Mon
tana.
Forest Reservations-Mr. Allen of Ne
To Investigate Tresspassers on Indian
Lands-Mr. Baker of Kansas.
The special committee to Investigate the
Fords theater disaster will be left open
for one of the Utah senator's
Under the present democratic organiza-
ton of the Senate, each member of the
populist party holds a charmanship and
the republicans. believing that they should
deal eqally as justly with the third party,
have also given them chairmanships.
Messrs. Jones of Nevada, Stewart, Allen
and PETER are left where they are now
and Mr.. Kyle. who is ranking member
on the committee to establish the Univer-
sty of the United States, was transferred
from the committee on education and la
Dor to the chairmanship Of the first named
committee.
Mr.. Butler of North Carolina, the new
pOpulist senator, is given a chairman
ship equal to that of Mr.. PETER
The republican personnel of the import
ant Senate committees will be as follows,
a number of these committees having been
increased in size owing to the enlarged
republican representation in the Senate
chamber.
Committee on Commerce-AIessrs. Frye
of Maine. Cullum of Illinois Quay Of
Pennsylvani Squire of Washington. Nc
BTi0c OF Oregon, Elkins of West Nr-
ginla. Mcmillan Of Michigan and Jones
district Of Columbia-Messrs. Mcmillan n
o. Michigan, Wolcott Of Colorado. Cal
lineer Of New Hampshire, HansbrO OF
Non IN Dakota, Proctor Of Vermont, Wet
moro Of Rhode Island, and Pritchar1 Of
North Carolina.
finance Messrs. Morrill, of Vermont,
Sherman of Ohio, Allison of Iowa Aid
rich of Rhode Island, Platt of Connect
cut. Nolcott of Colorado, and Jones Of
Nevada, pop.
Foreign Kelatlons-Messrs. Sherman of
Ohio, Frye of Maine, Davis of Minnesota,
Cameron Of Pennsylvania, George Of Mis-
sissippi and Cullom of Illinois.
Interstate Commerce-Messrs Cullom
of Illinois. Chandler of New Hampshire,
Walcott of Colorado. Gear of Louisiana,
Carter of Montana and Aldrieh Of Rhode
Island.
Judiciary-Messrs Hoar of Massachu-
sets, Teller of Colorado, Platt of Connec-
ticut, Mitchell of oregon, Davis of Mime
sofa, Thurston of Nebraska and Clark of
Military Affairs-Messrs. Hawley of
Connecticut, Cameron Of Pennsylvania
Shoup of Idaho Proctor of Vermont, El-
kins of West Virginia and Sewen of New
Jersey.
Mr. Dubois of Idaho is added to the com
mittee on naval affairs.
Pacific Railroads-Messrs. Gear of Iowa,
Davis of Minnesota, Wolcott Of Colo
RADIO, FRYE of Maine and Stewart Of Ne
vada, pop
Postoffices and Post Roads-Messrs.
Wolcott Of Colorado, Mitchell Of oregon,
Chandler of New Hampshire Wilson Of
Washington and Burrows Of Michigan
Mr.. Burroughs Of Michigan mas also
been added TO the committee on privileges
and elections, and Mr.. Warren Of Wyo-
ming to the committee on public buildings
and grounds.
The republican caucus will be held to-
morrow Immediately after the adjourn
ment OF the Senate. when the chairman
ships and committees, as above Indicated
agreed upon finally at to-nights meeting.
will be submitted TO the caucus. There
is little doubt that the caucus Will approve
the work OF the committee, although the
assignments are necessarily unsatisfac-
tory 10 some Of the members. A list Of
the committees az thus reOrganized Will
be az once handed 70 Mr.. German, chair
man or the democratic caucus. 10 take
action on their assignments BY Thursday
evening.
The vote in the Senate on the reoroani-