The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
STANDING coMMITrEb

STANDING coMMITTEl.
Committee Of Elecfioas.-Mese. sloan,
Aston, Claiborne. Us
DgN 80 ss I''' 'nta''s--MessrS Mc'Lane,
Dwigbt. MAJ, J R.a.' steven ION, (Va.)
" Claims. = Msssrs. William. Mcrov
whittiesey' Wilson, .(Pa.) BarAr, Con
Martindale, Halle. N00"'|
On Public Expenditures --Me ssrI Edward.
IN. 90 Gist, Hobart, Kidder, Van Horn,
On Prirate Land Clains.-Nessr Rpck
ner, Moore (Ala.) Garrison, Locke, Test.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MaTlSy, Con-
dict, Conner, Wicklife, Davis, White, stev-
enson, (PeDu.)
On Indian .4fairs.-Messrs. Cooke, Nc
Kee' Mclean (OhiO,) Miner, Garnsey,
On Roads and Canals.-Mes.s. Mercer
Stewart, Adams, IN. W LathrOp, Woods,
(Ohio,) Mitchell, lsacks.
On Commerce. Messrs. Tomlinpn. Cam
breleng, Reed, Wurts, Thompson Geo
Little, Pearce.
On the Public Lunds.-Mcssrs. Scott, Vim
ton, Jennings, Strong, WhiPplel GurIey,
wales.
On The Post Office and Post Roads
Messrs. lngham, BARLEY, Barney. Mexican,
Meriwether, Porter, Baldwin.
On Foreign afairs.--Messrs. FORSYTH.
Crowninshield, Archer, Everett Clarke,
Worthington, Lawrence.
On Military .46airs.-Messrs Vance. Draw
ton' Houston, Ward, Taliaferrs, Kittera,
Long.
On .MardI .4Gairs.-Messrs. sbrrs, Hol-
connie, Bartlett, Dorsey, MarkleS johnson.
of KY. Sands.
On The District Of COlun,bia.-Messrs. All.
exander, of Va. Blair, Powell, Ingerson,
Buchanan, Martin, Verplanck.
On the Judiciary.- Messrs.i Webster.
Wright, Rives, Letcher, Humphrey, Owen,
Kerr.
On Revolutionary Claims. -Messrs. Allen.
of Tenn. Smith, PlumcF, IIasbrouck. Tucker.
of N. J. Whittemore, HeIay.
On observation-disclosures. Van Rensselaer,.
Harris, Hallock, Mech, Merwin, Wilson, Of
S. c., Taylor, of Virginia
On The Ierrttories.-Messrs. Strong, 3ay-
lies, Sawyer, johnson, Of N. Y, Edwards, of
Penn, Barringer, Shannon.
On Military Pensions-Messrs. Burgess. An
derson, Carey, Varnum, Thompson, Of Ohio,
Harvey, Weems.
On RepisaI and Unfinished Bunnsss.-
Alessfs. Moore, Of KY, James S. Mitchell, Of
Penn, Herrick.
Of .4ceO~nts.-Messrs. Allen, of Mass, Pc
ter, Mcneil.
On The yMiiitiG.-Messrs. Metcalfe, Holmes,
Barney, Findlay, Of Ohio, Govan, Hugunin,
Mitchell, of Tenn.
Friday, Dec. 8, 1926.
Thirty petitions were presented this dsy
and referred to the appropriate Committees.
MIR. M'Lsne of Delaware, from the Com
mittee Of Ways aud Means, reported bill
making appropriations Tor the payment of the
Revolutionary and other Pensioners of the o.
nited States for 1927. ~ ut.
Mr.. Maliary laid the following resolution
On the table:
RssOhed, That the Secretary ofthe Treas
lry be directed to report TO this Hoase wheth.
sr sleeps wool is allowed to be imported free
If duty, and how much Of snch wool has
'een imported during each of the two las;
'ears.
Monday Dec. IL.
Thity-six petitions and memorials were
PRESENTED this day, aud referred to the appro-
riate Committees.
WOds Of Wesf.-The Speaker laid before
he House communication from the sons Of
be late Benjamin Vast, President Of the
loyal Academy Of London, requesting Con-
ress 10 purchase that part of their fathers
forks which has devolved to them - hoping
that the offer will not be rejected, and de-
outly wishing that the name of their father
'ay thus boDorably he transmitted TO the pos
rity ofthe country wherein he was horn, and |
'at the portion Of his works which they now
Ter may form the foundation Of School for
'e growth of the Fine Arts" in the United
.ates. \
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