Arizona republican., 1911-04-26
IRR|TATED INSURGENTS
They See a Scheme to Cir cumvent Their Attempt to Impress Their Notions Upon the Policies of the Government.

Washington, April 25.-The differ ences between the regular and insur- gent republican senators over the or ganizatiOn of the committees appear far from being healed, and a caucus has been called for tomorrow after noon to consider the assignments agreed upon by the committee on com mittees. The regular" point to the fact that the insurgents all have good places. among them LaFollette, Cum mins. BristOw and Bourne.
 The insurgents charge the regulars with packing the finance and interstate commerce committees to prevent as saults upon the Payne-Aldrich bill and the principle of high protection. and to keep railroad legislation out of the hands of the insurgents. They insist that they are fighting for an oppor- tunity to impress their progressive views upon the policies of the govern ment on the tariff and the regulation of the railroads.
 What the outcome will be in the contest tomorrow is not clear. The regulars say they will not yield another inch and that the stand they have talk en in the committee on committees will be the stand of all the regulars in caucus tomorrow. Whether the insur- gents will force a division in the eau GUS is not certain as they have declined to voice their opinion.
 Tn spite of diligent efforts to prevent a disclosure of the assignments agreed upon by the committee on committees. interest in the important places is so great that most of them have become known The majority membership of the committees follows:
 Appropriations-Wa of Wyom- ing. chairman: Perkins of California. Gallinger of New Hampshire, Curtis of Kansas: Gamble of South Dakota. Shoot of Utah. wetmore of Rhode Is- land. Dixon of Montana and probably Bourne of Oregon.
 Finance - PenrOse of Pennsylvania chairman: Cullom of Illinois. Lodge of Massachusetts, McCumber of North Dakota, Gallinger of New Hampshire, Clark of Wyoming, Heyburn of Idaho. LaFollette of Wisconsin. The minority members of this committee are: Bailey of Texas. Simmons of North Carolina, Stone of Missouri, Kern of Indiana, Williams of Mississippi and Johnson of Maine
 Foreign Relations-CullOm of Illi- nois. chairman; Frye of Maine, Lodge of Massachusetts. Smith of Michigan, Root of New York. BOrah Of Idaho. Burton of Ohio. Sutherland of Utah and one more place to be filled.
 Interstate COmmerce-Clapp Of Min nesota, chairman; Cullom of Illinois. Crane of Massachusetts. Dixon of Ne vada. Cummins of Iowa. Oliver of Pennsylvania. Townsend of Michigan. Lippitt of Rhode Island.
 Judiciary-Clark of Wyoming. chair man: Nelson of Minnesota. Dillingham; of Vermont. Sutherland of Utah. Brandegee of Connecticut. Borah of Idaho. Root of New York, Cummins of Iowa. Brown of Nebraska.
 Many changes will occur in the chairmanships of other committees. It is understood that Nixon of Nevada will have irrigation: Richardson of Delaware, the Pacific Islands and Por- to Rico; Sutherland of Utah, public buildings and grounds; Smith of Michi- gan. territories.
 The entire committee slate. including the democratic places. will be present ed to the senate on Thursday