The Senate Wants To Be In It

The state Senate faiiied tO confiwn do-v. Pingree's aip.poAnit.nneet of exMJayor T. C. Brooks, of Jackson, as a mmbar of thO board oi comnltegiloaers of the state pirSson, last Friiday. The fïtraess or unfiitmess of Mr. fipaoiks W'as mot ishe reason, buit a pensamal feelilng, anö) the iear tliat Mir. Bonooka mllslut favtor Mrj ..Tacllsoin of tlite city, as the caminci wardiani M fhe pirteoiiL. It is intemideid inoiiei os idteh at tlliia Gowmar aacl) ln'is frifands (thian anytMng else. Senajtoir Cainp'bemin, of tMs dtetirict, gave as liis reaacm, tfliiat tlio G'OTamcw had noti consulteid Mm about thö appoiutment. At leatst tliiat was tliie reasoïx gilven ti au interview' pu'blishieid in a Detetoöt paper. Heretoforo thie govewaoir hns exercïsai the riglit to appiomirt whom lne pleased to these posïtïanis. but jiow the senate bas ris■p.n to such a hia3.?lnt that it must stare with the chief executive his iijferhts a:n)d duties.