New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
NIX. FISH BACK IN ALBANY.
HE FOUND THAT CALLERS TOOK UP ALL
HIS TIME HERE.
TIE SPEAKER SAYS HE HASN'T DECIDED ON
HIS COMMITTEES YET-THE WAYS AND
MEANS PLUM LIKELY TO co
TO MIR. AINswORTH.

MEANS PLUM Ilf.Ei-i ~ W.
TO MR. AINswoRTH
The member from Putnam CMr. Fisn) touhd tho
pace here in New-York too hot for him. anu lie re-
turned to Albany yesterday afternoon ne came
down expecting to remain in this city until iues'sy
or Wednesday next that when ne reacheu a..
bany 1t would be with his list Of committees all
made ont ready for reading when the Assembly re-
convened on Wednesday night. But the speaker
found this bad place in which TO work ne ia"
come with the intention OF getting ADVICE from a.
many Republican leaders possible. but ne iouno
that tn, counsel pouring at him In such 'oi-
umes that ne was helpless under H. The contrast
from quiet Putnam County to stirring New-fork
was so great that the Speaker couldn't bear up
under 1t even for two three days longer.
Mr. Fish has leased handsome house In Albany,
and there he will have fewer visitors with requests
than he mas been having here. He therefore
draw I'D MS committee lists in peace. Perhaps the
publicity given to his call On ex-senator Thomas c.
Plat also had something to do with Mr.. Fshs sud
den determination TO get away from this city The
sneaker says h. won't be back here soon
unless prlyate business calls him. while the ex-
Senator. discllmlng all knowledge OF committee
appointments. quietly admits that he mas an ap-
poIntmeni with Mr.. Fish thls week
Before Mr. Fish left the Murray Hin Hotter yes
terday morning he had received Calls from se'eral
politicians When he reached his office NO 81
,r,adwav n number Of Others were awaiting him.
These included ex- Marshal Louis +. Payn' OF Co
umbia. who did most effective work In securing mo
speakershlp for Mr.. Fish; ex-senator FREDERICK
s Gibbs and bis Assemblyman, william haip'h:
Assemblyman Wks and Alderman "indoi''n' OF
XVIII District, Assem6y,mSsn H of rse SvTh
and Conkn. OF Richmond County. anu a,uSs so :
Smms the coored orator whom the Two , men Of m"
the XIIIth urged for appointment az Jahitor oi '"e
Mr. conklin wanted only the trnns favor VIM 81 |:
forE II.
and Windoph asked that the csrkship o. s some
Committee be gye9 er to a a zee fap seemed
happy in the thought that the ne" speaker "'"'"
oTsr I'm Fsb 70 declared to the reporters that the
printed Of the men who ,s woqa MADE o% Il
get the hrty.sx bs nimse didn't know whom
he would name He said that he would foIi0W ss
oId ru esperieneed legislators This win shut out
most Of the NewYork men. but ' nas tsrn, IN
ana 9bs Assemby The Speaker said further that ne
would put two Democrats on erery ,acss Tor thc
r FISH further expressed his CONVICTION 5has
custom OF having the leader the loor the en 1h.
man Of the Ways and Means Eomm,tte oi jns
mitee 1t seems likely that exSpeaker Ma,by T,,l
be made ommitise Assembyman ray much
talked OF for the leading place on the .ties ,VI IN.
m,aee pa' Of the experience OF Assemblyman
oGrady Of Rochester These two men aIh r Wray
trimmed M a lot OF votes for him IN, hin 1
Gounty' and Mr. oGrady himself candidate ,Sr
pp",h are certain of handsome treatment.
Mr. conkling OF New-York has special m,ne s,s
for ss1Stse 10 s probably dsq him
from receiving any great distincon AT M not con-
epIcno,.sy active in his aid Of MIR Flshs canvass
@ knowing how he WAS c 20 SHls qs k
TO have seat In this committee