New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SENATE SLATE PUT
THROUGH, II TO II
Sage and Other Republi-
can Caucus Committee
men Appointed.
SCHOENECK CONSENTS
TOLOSS OF POWER
Senator Mills Introduces Bill Tor
Promoting Peace Among
Nations.

Nations.
fBv S.sT Carrespondcrt o. Tho Tribune
Albany. Jan. 14-The Senate carried
out its announced programme to-day
and j. Henry Walters, Of Syracuse, act
ing president pro-tem- handed up the
Senate committee appointments. They
contained thc name Of Henry W. Sage,
Of this city. for chairman Of the
Finance Committee. over whom hight
was made last night by the Repuo-
1icans lr caucus. Nith the others, pre-
sentcd by che majority leader, Elon
r. Brown. De was elected by the Sen
are.
There Is much speculation here TO-
day SIS 90 the reason for The opposition
Of Lieutenant Governor SCh0onoCk TO
senator Sacc. Many are inclined 10
lay 10 10 personal rather than political
reasons because OF @ recent remark
made by Nr SChoeueck.
81 can't stand for Sage The Lieu
tenant Governor ls reported 10 have
said
Rv vote OF 27 20 II the Senate per-
mitted Senator Brown TO name its COM
mittecs. In asking 20 be excused from
voting. Senator Whitney, Of saratoga,
said that he considered the taking
away OF the appointing power from
Lieutenant Governor Schemes a re
fection" on that Official.
"To ease the Senator's mind re-
spondod the Lieutenant Governor, 81
will say that such action was taken at
my suggestion
power from the Lieutenant Governor
il was necessary TO adopt special
resolution. 10 was offered by Senator
Thompson. o. Niagara. Although
Emerson. Of Warren. who also desired
20 be chairman Of Finance, is the rank
ing member. his name appears fourth
in the list.
Members Of the Committees.
The personnel OF the committees. the
FIRST named being chairman. follows:
rINANCr- S.5e o. Aan.. Hewitt walters
Thompson Brown l;|. Esm.g1ser cullen Wag
UDICIARY-wdr-s o. oa.-lars sprins GLE
Walton Newton Brown 2 Foley Csr,aeu D
CITIES -Arse,s.rf.-. q Monroe. Cromwell. S'iy-
e-s. BurHnuue N. WHw SANDER Lockwood.
slater R-.tr .I:t T8.ey Pufo1 Bamsparg.- .D'
PUBLIC SEEiCl.-1 J. Thompson. Of NIase.a
49, Id, e...-..r -.....g.. .p
CIVIL SERVICE Horton. o.. Trle. O.. y. Tomp-
.or Aree-.ias,- Walters. SAGE ORD. Hamilton. Ja-
RJIIs-B-ovr. o., jefferson: Walters. SAGE.
A-s-.saser .HI. Wagner Cd.
The chairmen Of the other commit
tees are:
Internal Affairs Hewitt. Codes. Newton. - L7-
insfol. Ia1a ..'. tme-a'1. Of Warren. 'o'-H'tse.
Chemist. NJ Kings. Canals Nofln. Oi Sehltarie !.
lls,raf.c Tlsr.r. ~ Putnam. Conservation. Wood.
co. b.-s.elae Earl.. Narsl4l ~ hinss. hauca,
lion. Loea..ol ~ lsns,. Heath. Ni,nsy. oi
labor. Sprire o. Ca'tar4u0is. Revision. Bu-.i.sane
OF kICs. Penal Institutions. Halliday. OF Iumr-
lns f,.aiea a i'--'. l' .s~ .,.- o'
Wilson. Of ontario; I-.v's,cs and Elections Crist-
man. Of Herauo. Printing Mu1al. 81 Monroe.
Indian Affair NJ Jos. u. SECS Nor-.
The actual work this week OF the
Legislature ended to-day. One hundred
and thIrty-scven bills, some OF them
old Staudbys, have been introduced.
Senator Ogden L. Mills introduced q
bill providing for the Incorporation Of
the Church Peace Union, founded by
Andrew Carnegie. The advancement
OF the cause Of peace among nations
is the principal object of the union.
il seeks 20 educate public opinion re-
gard.uC the cause and effect OF war
and TO promote the general cause Of
peace through the education of minis
tiers and other religious leaders, 10 eX-
tend public knowledge as TO the gen
Cral doctrines OF treaties Of arbItra-
t,on and Of the substitution Of moral
.aw for war and TO maintain library
or Libraries and photography on the
subject of International peace and TO
encourage literature on the peace sub
Jec' generally
The incorporators are Peter A.nslle,
Arthur Judson Brown. Francis +.
Clark. William ii. j. Faunce, Cardinal
Gibbons. John j. Glenuon, David IL.
Greer Frank o. Hall, Eugene K. Hen
..-rs
William J. Hull. Charles L. jefferson,
Jcnkn Lloyd Jones, William Lawrence,
Frederick Lynch, Charles $. NacFar-
land, Marcus ". Marks. Smaller Nath-
ews. Edwin ID. Mead. William PIerson
Merrill. John r. Mott George A.
Plimptou. Junius b. Remensnyder.
Henry Wade Rogers. Robert +. Speer,
Francis Iyudc Stctson, James j. Walsh
and Luther B Wilson.
Valera Home Bill In.
Another bin by Senator Mills would
Incorporate the Valera Home, the
foundation Of which was provided for
IN the VIII Of Jacob Laugeloth. late
of New York City. for the purpose OF
maintaIuIuE a recreation and Gonzales
cent home for people Of education and
refinement y.bo cannot afford indepen-
dent homes. or 20 pay the charges eN-
acted az health resorts or ssnatorl-
inns. The home is 90 be non-scctarian.
The iucorporators who are 10 consti-
tute the first board of directors are Va
leria LanCeloth. Julius Goldman, Berth
old Hochschild. Henry Goldman, Carl
". Loeb. Charles L. BerQheimer, desig-
mated by the Chamber OF Commerce OF
the CITY of New York; Robert ". de
Forest. designated by the president Of
the Charity Organization Society; K.
Bayard Cutting. designated by the pres
ident Of the Society for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor; Vincent Loeser,
designated by the president Of the Ger
man Hospital. and job +. Hedges, des-
ignated by the trustees named IN the
will Of Jacob Laugeloth.
Senator Benefits resolution provld-
inr for an investigation Of the Public
Service Commission which was intro
duced on the first day of the Leglslat-
ure, was taken from the table today
and referred 20 the Public Service Com
mittee Of the Senate.
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