The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
THE new CABINET IN OFFICE.
,rSrDENT APPOINTS AND THE
SENATE CONFIRMS.
z-,.,,ou the Only New Member-Reld.
white. Mccormick. Conger and Meyer
>amed as Ambassadors - Consular
,nnointmrnts New Faces In senate

e,,,e. was greeted with hearty applause
c,,yded galleries in tho Senate this
,-,ior when his towering form appeared
~ ,d,,peo of the venerable chaplain, the
U., Tjward Everett Hale. There was a
r,.. crood m tho galleries, composed largely
s,.o,,o Ipf over from the inauguration
crowd
rotor, the opening prayer the floor was
,cir,,od new and old Senators mingling
md extending acquaintance. The Rev
M lLlo', prayer, impressive "a usual
oIo.oI with the Lords Prayer, in which
many senators Joined
Nav Cces ia the Senate and a rearrange-
ar, NJ tho cents Of older Senator's have
nntanred tha appearance of the chamber
~ ehIaf landmark Of the first row on the
h",orr1tio side. Senator Cockrell OF Mis-
- q missing, after thirty years of eer-
yira Mr. CockreH's striking form ana
taCe re.cmbling that OF a sturdy old Mis-
.ou- farmer. have been fixture in the front
p,r an he Democratic side for a time
ioyoud the memory Of younger men In
H. nince now appears John Warwick Daniel
l. d5r Bayner of Maryland, a man OF
distnruished appearance, occupies the seat
vacated by Paris Gibson, the silent Senator
from Montana. This is on the front row
On lie Democratic side. Next to Mr..
Rayner sits oN-Gov. Morgan q. Buckley
n Connecticut, and at Mr.. Bulkeey's left
sits the youthful and handsome California
sonator Frank p. Flint of Los Angeles.
ph1ander Chase Knox of Pennsylvania,
a man Of -ingularly graceful form and
manner remains on the Democratic side.
IN the second row. though moving two seats
10 tie right His seatmate5 will be MIR.
HemcnWay uf Indiana and MIR. McLaurin OF
Mississippi on Mr.. Hemenway's left will sit
- fT,.T,N fa.t ~ E.lrpnT
j Burkett Of Nebraska, the only man In
the Senate who is less than 40 years of age.
He was born Dec +, 1887
The 'tailender" in the matter OF seats il
Robert VI La Toilette OF Wisconsin. who
will sit in No. 10. on the third row on the
Democratic side, in the backwoods Of the
Cherokee strip The seat long occupied
by William VI Stewart of Nevada has been
given 10 Joseph Ralph Burton of Kan
eas. and the middle aisle will see the scanty
foreock Of Father Time no more.
In tine seat vacated by Mr.. Daniel Of Vlr-
rina will appear William j. Stone Of Mis-
sour Cum Shoe Bill. as his friends
sfectionally term him, moves from the rear
row TO the second and will have at his right
Mr. Kerry Of Arkansas, who remains on the
middle aisle. w Murray Crane of Massa
chusett- moves from the Cherokee strip
10 the Republican rear. taking seat be-
tween Reed Smoot Of Utah and Jonathan
p Deliver Of Iowa. Mr.. Dryden of New
jersey has also deserted the Democratic
side and occupies the seat left vacant by
Mr. Bard of California Thomas II. Carter
of Montana. who formerly sat in the first
row the Republican side begins his new
tenn in the rear. adjoining Mr.. Clark of
Wyoming and MIR. Piles Of Washington.
The Senator'S OF long service on both sides
retain their old seats, almost without eN-
ceuton.
Senator John Kean Of New Jersey oc-
cupe- the seat vacated by Mr. Fairbanks.
II Is 40. ) IN the front row on the Republican
side between the two Platts.
After the reading of the journal Mr..
Allison offered a resolution providing for
the appointment of two Senators To wait
upon the President and inform him that
the Senate WAS ready TO receive any COM
munication he might have TO make. The
Chair appointed Messrs. Allison and German
end at ioli o'clock on motion OF Mr.. For
n ker the Senate tooka recess until o. clock.
! 4, o'clock Messre. Allison aud German
reported that they had waited upon the
President and that he had informed them
that h. would communicate with the Senate
In writing A moment later Mr.. Barnes.
the Presidents assistant secretary was
announced He delivered to the Senate the
nominations of the Cabinet and diplomatic
officers and others and a message on the
Santo Domingo treaty.
Al lOi. on motion OF Mr.. Lodge, the
Senate went into executive session
The nominations sent in by the President
follow
To- b' members OF the t6plhet.
dolh way on n" DlS'Tl't OF NoInihoia'
Leslie " shaw Of Iowa. Secretary OF the
William II TAFT Of Ohio Secretary Of War
NlilitW u Moody OF massachusetts.
aio.l"y ~hrlhl
. ~ oIFllou OF NeN loIA' Fost-
W4t-l"T -,eutiM. ,,,
IaM morton OF limos secretary OF 'he
s9N}
,Emn lliichnocS Of Missouri. secretary
o. lh' ihirror
IaA"' N"-on oil Iowa secretary OF AgIl-
S",'N."
~ i,,ol ~ Nelyal on 'allIorniA' secretary
o. 'i4WeI'' hhu l.abof
., 49, n' Annd'SSHH lots tXiraordlnary, ana
st'up"'Fi liatF NmltlaN held oi New 1ofkt
" NI'a' hIualh. ROBERT > MG' o.mck o.
sMnoi~ 10 France George ' J., Meyer Of
90. as.rH :, 10 Rus a. h%i,Hln Conger
i.stggIF 9 N.N''o. HthrS Nhi'e OF "hoae
4'.nn'.- 10 iN'i'
rtd-. ~, '"a- iapI uiIlni aHu hlhlsl'i7
tI'l NHl1ln uNlHe rock
T55 IA n'-.tlS "i eoiuI.oiai 10 nina
49, ~ el ~ leIh' 70 me Ntlhef-
"a ei ,'i "a l'Ahr WlIsun 3i NaSS.lng'0n, 70
n"'sAn William Miller Collier 81 New YORK.
s.i,tie-I Us o. ~ ~ Oi htti.HI9cHE. 70
:. ii0iiia- =, ~ bfith Of Mithigah,
"a S ..-nl al ~ ~ 'tAhhts oi SiIi,n,11sola
~ o ni'" N"i,ss"s NV ~ ~ nIlch
1ot u ;" ataLu anu tuEuay.
s-d Mn, yn VI I'm irlnet, " Ni,'Vr
H1iga, ft,t "a. " y ,I,lp'osn& a. As.n' ~
HgD9rs 2"In Nu9Ie Ud % "a 5"usSoIa, 70
on,lNaIia ara SrrEid samuel h duinmere
Tob. fo19'3 40 cn iqGPcG9, ohor, w,.,no -,