The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-12-20

Names Win q.
Submitted to the Cane
Evenina-Every Republican 49,.
Populist Member Taken Ca,o
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE ro,..,,,
can committee to fill the committeo"
the senate completed its labors =.
night and directed call for a CO,
Immediately upon the adjournment
the senate to-day. When this CAM
convenes Mr.. Mitchell, chairman Of W.
committee, will submit and the c.rs4
will approve the list of chairmon
agreed upon. Every republican .ss
populist member of the senate is ts,as
care of. The chairmen of the imnor,as4
committees are:
Some Of the Chairmen
Agriculture: Proctor, Vernon. A.
propriat ions: Allison, Iowa, CONT
expenses; Jones, Nevada (popl e..
sus: Chandler, New Hampshire crs
Service and Retrenchment: Pritcb..i
North Carolina. Claims: Teller ~
RADIO. Coast Defenses: Squire, Wasbnr
ton. Commerce: Frye, Maine. Di,,Ts.
of Columbia: Mcmillan, Michigan En-
cation and Labor; Shoup, Idaho F.
rolled Bills: Sewell, n. j. To eyamir.
the several branches of the civil s.,-
ice: PETER, Kansas (pop.). Fiumos
Morrill,, Vermont. Foreign nj.
tions: Sherman, Ohio. In.
migration: Lodge, Massacbusn,
Indian depredations: Wilson. Wasbh,.
ton. Interstate commerce: Cu1o1
Illinois. Judiciary: Hoar, Massacbp.
sets. Manufactures: Wetmore, Rbods
Island. Military affairs: Hawley Com
necticut. Naval affairs: Cameron
Pennsylvania. Patents: Platt, Come,
cut. Pensions: Gallinger, New Ham,
shire. Postotfices and post roads; Wal.
colt, Colorado. Printing: Hale Maine
Privileges and elections: Mitchell
Oregon. Public buildings and grounds
Quay, Pennsylvania. Rules: Aldricb \
Rhode Island. National banks; Man.
tie, Montana.
popu!ists Taken Care OF
Under the present democratic organ.
ization of the senate every member
of the populist party holds a chair.
manship, and the republicans, beliey.
ing that they should deal equally 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.
sity of the United States, was trans.
ferred from the committee on edues.
ton to the craftsmanship of the first
named committee Mr.. Butler of North
Carolina, the new populist senator d
given a craftsmanship equal to that d
Mr.. PETER.
Anxious To Avoid Delay.
There is little doubt that the cam
will approve the work of the comm
tee, although the assignments are nee
essarily unsatisfactory tosome of them
a list of the senate committees as thus
reorganized will be at once handedtO
Mr.. German, chairman of the demo
cratic caucus committee, and the re-
publicans expect the democratic caucus
to take action ON their assign
ments by Thursday ecening. The vote
in the senate on the reorganizaI
ton of the committees will be taken
under the present programme the next
day. But, if anything should inter
vene to prevent this action, the re
publicans will probably not agree tot
holiday adjournment until a few day
later. They insist that if they nave
the votes, and they contend they nave
the committees should be reorganA
before the senate adjourns over UNIV
January. No effort will be made 70 le'
organize the elective officers Oh VIZ
senate until after the holidays.