New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
,,rrT1NGs AND APPOINTMENTS OF GEN
ERAL INTEREST.
TUE COTTON STATES EXPOSITION COMMISSION
o,c,~,zrs-GoyERNoR MORTON NAMES THE
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION TO sCG-
GEsT CHANGES IN METHODS OF
rt-crcr ATYVE PROCEDURE.

Albany July The commission appointed by
~...-,or Morton TO see that the State OF New
vo-k is properly represented at the Industrial ana
Cotton States Exposition. TO be held al Atia"'a'
On next fall held its first meeting in the hNeeo-
tive Chamber this afternoon and organized py Inc
election OF James L. Graybn. OF New-Ao'h' d
nres,dent; Mrs Levi p Morton. as vice-president'
t~rsnk " Baker OF Addison. a treasurer. and an
Executive Committee consisting OF President Ora!
hill Mrs Il +. Plant Mrs Donald Mclean James
Swami. Of New-York. and Treasurer Baker.
A subcommittee was appointed consisting OF the
president Messrs. Swami and Baker ana MrA'
Mclean VINO Will probably go 10 Atlanta on sat
urdsv 10 select a site for the state building when
u,u1 probably be an Adirondack lodge. the comm,s-
sion having partly decided upon t hai pan, : ne ne
Committee win also find 90; %n%t Exhibitors Ss 50
The legislature has aP'F0Pr'"'eD S''' ''' ''
The members rrcser; the meeting were Presi-
dent Graybin. Mrs: Donald MeLeSis 'I.asll e'
burn Roekand nc cO2nt wfS 2 his s Son t' Mrs o
represented AT 'hS n7eI ns,sJa Townsend Of New
York. the eighth member OF The Commission. mas
declined TO serye upon IT, nqi ms s M, I ho
fljed The Commission adjourned 10 meet in New
York. subject 10 the call OF the president
cove-no- Morton returned day from Elerslie.
He appointed the members OF the Commission 10
,comp,end changes in legislative procedure as io'-
loUs. Charles T. Saxion. of Clyde; Danforth +
Kingston; Simon Sterne Of New ofk ana Soi,n n .
Keny on Of Syracuse. Lieuienani-HoNerno t1n'
40 nenc elected as member o.! TIE l-rSisi 'uie.
a.. .l-cihle Mr. AinswOrth. lately the !talcr o.
the majority the floor OF ne Assemny nay .ns
r"sie-ei his seat 10 become Deputy superintendent
~ n. peuartm mt Of Public Instruction, was ~isv
eligible and a desirable member by Niriue o. NJ
sreat experience. and John :. kenyon. the Olt9h 81
e. se,s;t was also selected Tor MS laree eN-
,,rrierce These three Republicans. ana Mcssis
Sfarn. and l.nsOn. the TWO lemOcrauc HlcihO,lS'
are regarded men especially qudhttl ny tN-
ne-encs and inclination 70. the Work OF the Noh-
mission .o-.tra.. ~, -eia.ion Z,
the organization ana government OF ne J., ss,.'
fure the introduction an. auNGhceicht OF Di4s an
general legislative business an methods. ne on
.issiSn j. TO report 10 Governor ~ december
any changes il considers desirable.
Statutory Revision Commissioners c. t. Lincoln
o, Little Valley; A. J. Norihrup Of Syracuse ana
" H. johnson. Of Oneonia, who were appo'n'eA
nv Governor Morton 10 examine and report to thc
Legislature upon revision OF tHe c'Is o. -,
Trecesure met today and organized by tne eItcto"
NJ commissioner Lincoln as president Inc ON
rnsssorers talked over the propose WORK anu VII
ssek the opinion Of bar Of the safe on me gen
e-aI question O. code revision and VIII invite sut
restjons as 10 any particular lines o. REVISION
which the bar may deem important
Governor Morton has appointed George b. Hayes
~ Buffalo on the State Commission OF PRISONS
r-o,.dad f. bv the new Constitution. 20 take III
place Of William II Walker, VINO lou"d j. '''ioS
sible TO accept the position
A. C. Clements OF Hooslc Falls. has been aI-
,ointed an examiner in the Regents Department al
q salary OF s-.lcN
Governor Morton returned 20 Elersle TINS al -e'-
noon after disposng Of all the executive business
awaiting rs action