| Show THEYLL FLEE AWAY I II I President Harrison Gets Kid of Applicants by Nomination THE STANDING COMMITTEES Some of Them Get What They Wanted Others Get What They Dont Know What to do With SENATE WASHINGTON March 12ln the the continued con-tinued absent tho vicepresident Senator Sen-ator Ingalls acted as presiding officer of the senate The message of the president transmitting transmit-ting the papers iu the case of Louis Roil was presented nJ laid on the table The souatc then relapsed into idleness awaiting the report of tho committee on standing i Duimittees NOMINATIONS PRESENTED The president sent the following nomina irjus t the senate Arthur C Millette Watcrtown Dakota Governor of DlfiySfc1 Luther B Richardson GrId 2 Forks Dakota Secretary of Dakota Cornelius H Hanford Washington territory chief justice supreme court territory terri-tory of Washington George W Irvine Montana United States marshal for Montana Mon-tana Shiley H Chambers Indiana United States attorney for Indiana George S Batchellcr New York assistant secretary of the treasury Albert G Porter Indiana uiinistcr to Italy John Euauder Illinois consulgeneral t Denmark At 1215 Mr Platt obtained unanimous consent to have suspended so much of the Tiles as require the standing committees to oe elected by ballot and as required the flection of the committee on expenditures f public moneys that committee to be represented by one for organization con luct and expenditures of the executive departments le partments Senator Platt then offered a resolution ThUh was agreed to for the election of standing committees as submitted by him THE COMMITTEES Th leading committees fo low A rirulturc and Forestrv Paddock Jlair Plumb Higgins McMillan George Gibson Jones of Arkansas Bates Appropriations Allison Dawes Plumb Hale Farwcll Beck Cockrell Call Gorman Gor-man ai manCivil Hrrviro and Retrenchment Chase Dawes Mmdersim Stanford Washburue Walthall Yilsou of Maryland Berry and Brown Coast Dcfeus s Dolph Cameron Haw i y Hiscock McPnerson Hampton und Reagan Finance Merrill Sherman Jones of Nevada Allison Aldrich Hiscock Voor does Beck MrPhersou Harris and Vance Fisheries Stockbridge Dawes Stanford Stan-ford Hampton and Blodgett Foreign Relations Sherman Edmund Frye Evarts Dolph Morgan Brown ay ne and Eustis lutcrState C jmmercc Cullom Platt 3bvr Wilson of Iowa Hiscock Harris Gtltpnan Reagan and Barbour TiJBitarj Affairs Hawley Cameron Mandcrsen Stewart Davis Cockrell Hampton Walthall and Bate Mines and Mining Stewart Jones of Nevada Mitchell Teller Bate Faulkner and fttairst NjSJal Affairs Cameron Hale Stanford StOcSbridge Marstou McPherson Butler Blackburn and Gray Privileges and EleotionsHoar Frye Teller Evarts Spooner Vance Pugh Quay and Turpio Public LandsPlumb Blair Dolph Teller Paddock Morgan Walthall Berry and Pasco Railroads Mitchell Sawyer Hawley Stockbridge AVolcott Marston Brown Henna Blackburn aud Berry The full list on Territories Platt Cut Tle Manderson Stewart Davis Butler Payne Jones of Arkansas Blackburn und Nester Members of Revision of Laws Stanford The report was adopted Te following special committees were appointed ap-pointed to inquire into claims of citizens of the United States against Nicaragua Morgan Mor-gan Wilson of Maryland Hearst Hoar and Cameron The Presidents message Uansmitting the report of the Pacific railway commission commis-sion Frye Dawes Hiscock Davis Morgan Mor-gan Butler and Hearst Relations with Canada Hoar Allison Hale Dolph Pugh Butler and Voorhees Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid Lands Stewart Allison Plumb Hiscock Gorman Gor-man Reagan and Jones ClaimsSpooner Hoard Mitchell Hig sins Wallcott Jones of Arkansas Wilson Wil-son iof Maryland Pasco and Faulkner Contingent ExpensesJones of Ne rada Haddock Vance Census Hale Morrill Wilson of Iowa Stockbridge Davis Berry Blackburn dlodgett Turpie Ciauncrce Fry Jones of Nevada Dolph Cameron Sawyer Cullom Wash burn Ransom Coke Vest Gorman Kenna and Gibson District of Columbia Ingalls Spooner Farwell McMillan Higgins Harris Vance Daniel and Faulkner Education and Labor Wilson Pennsylvania Pennsyl-vania Stewart Washburn Georgia Pugh Payne Blair and Barbour Engrossed bills Farrel Quay and Col quit Epidemic diseases Harris Hampden Eustis Berry Hale Stockbridge and Marston fco examine the several branches of the chi service Higgins Aldrich Hampton Alice and Ouay Organization conduct and expenditures of executive department Hiscock Plumb Sherman Frye Spooner Cockrell Henna Gibson and Barbour Improvement of the Mississippi Wash burn Farwell Hawley Marston Eustis Walthall and Bates Indian Affairs Davies Platt Stock bridge Wolcott Manderson Morgan Jones of Arkansas Hearst and Daniel Judiciary Edmunds Ingalls Wilson of Iowa Ears Pugh Coke Vest and George Library Evarts Hoar and Voorhees Manufacturers McMillan Quay Platt Colquitt and Blodgett Patents Teller Chase Platt Hiscock Kenna and Reagan Heagn PensionsDavis Blair Sawyers Paddock Pad-dock Marston Turpie Blodgett Faulkner andilarbour Stofflco and Postroads Sawyer Chusc Mitchell Quay McMillan Colquitt Wilson of Iowa Reagan and Blodgett Printing Manderson Hawley and Gorman Gor-man Private Land Claims Ransom Colquitt Pasco Edmunds Stewart Ingalls and Wolcott Public buildings and grounds Stanford 2korrill Spooner Quay Vest Daniel Pasco Revision laws Wilson of la Stanford of Daniel Teller Wilson Maryland Daniel Revolutionary Clainis Coke Pugh Hearst Chaco and Morrill Rules Aldrich Sherman Ingalls Harris Har-ris Blackburn Blckburn Transportation and routes to seaboard Cullom Dawes Aldrich Quay Mitchell Culom Adrich Mitchel Gibson Vest George Turpie and special committees day On centennial of constitution and discovery dis-covery of America Hiscock Sherman Hoar Hawley Vorhees Eustis Colquit On five civilized tribes of Indians But er Morgan Dawes Cameron Teller A long and interesting discussion took fie cn the motion made by Pane to moton strike from the list of select committees i tnpcitott Felation with Canada I Senator Hoar said it was useless beblind 1 1I 1i 1I I i I to tho fact and that no discretion was required re-quired as to it that there was a large and rowing boy of men Canada that desired annexation to the United States but nobody proposed to accomplish it without the free and intelligent and instructed will of the people of both countries POKING AROUND Senator Cullom did not think there would be too much investigation into the relations existing and to exist between the United States and Canada ala He very much desired such investigation and such progress should be made as would ultimate in the two countries becoming one Senator Sherman favored the committee He did not believe with the longstretching border between the two countries could lang continue in peace There would be a great nation springing up t the north of tho United States and that fact would necessitate ne-cessitate a standing army on each side form which would endanger the republican of government He hoped some day for a union as a popular increment of both peoples WOULD NOT COMMIT HIMSELF Senator Edmunds said he would vote for a standing committee but with the reserve that the vote would not commit him to favoring the annexation or political union That step once taken would bo indissoluble Senator Merrill said he was quite willing to have a committee appointed as it afforded an opportunity for steam to be blown off on the question He regarded the whole agitation on the subject as preposterous as there never had been a time when Canada was more loyal to Great Britain than now HE WOULDNT HAVE IT Senator Blair disclaimed the inferences to be drawn from the remarks of the Vermont Ver-mont senators that New England was not in favor of political union Senator Frye spoke of the necessity of obtaining commorcial and other statistics but declared any movement on the part of the United States looking towards annexation annexa-tion would be a profound mistake and would only retard After further debate Senator Payne withdrew the motion and all select committees com-mittees won agreed to and the Senate went into executive session and confirmed the nominations of Messrs Palmer Swift Washburne and Tickenor and soon after adjourned THE GREAT WEST The following arc western members of committees named namc Claims Mitchel Wolcott Contingent expenses Jones Commerce Jones Dolph Education and LaborStanford Stewart Indian Affairs Wolcott Hearst Private Land ClaimsStewart Wolcott Prvate Public Buildings and Grounds Stanford i |
