Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-21

Mr. Tylers fiscal propos,on)-he wen, on denounc.
ng II in round 'erms English history at an
amazing rate for metaphors by which illustrate its
hedousness apparently quite forgeful OF the circum.
stance that his party and lis presiden, have out
standing over seven millions of dollars in paper money
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Hovsr. - Ihe following RESOLUTION Was 1onNS
KesotvsA Hhx the rules and orders OF the Goth Corr
gress as they were at the close Of the said Congress-
be the rules and ordes of this Congress until others
adoptedi and the report made by the Committee on
Rules ut the last session be the special order Of the day
for Thursday next, and each succeeding day unit, dis
posed Of
The vote was 81 to 95.
resolution relating to chaplain, similar to that OF
the Senate, was adopted.
From the National Ineiiigenoer.
Monday, Dec, 49, ls4l.
SENATE. Mr.. Sewer, of Arkansas, appeared in |
his place today
message was received from the President of the |
United States covering report from the Secretary
OF War, made in compliance with resolution OF the
Senate of the Sd of March last showing the compar-
alive condition of the public defences Laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed
The President of the Senate laid before that body
report from the Secretary of State, made according
penses of that Department, ending on the 30th Sep
TENDER ls4 Also, from the Secretary of the Ma
Wy, exhibiting the contingent expenses of the Secreta
~ of the Navy and Navy Commissioners Offices
which severally laid on the table and ordered
to be printed
House. The Journal of Friday was read and
approved
The Speaker announced the following Standing
Committees 1--WE give only the names of the chair
menl
Committee of Elections-Halstead
OF WaVs and NeaaS-Fillmore
On CIaims-G iddngs
! On Commerce-John p Kennedy
| On Public Ldads-Morrow.
On Post Office and Post ROads-Bnggs
On the District Of Columbia--Underwood
On the Judiciary-Barnard
On Revolutionary Ciaims-Iiall.
On Public Erpeadttures-Shephcrd
On Pirate Land CiaimS-Moore.
On dnufactures-Saonstall
On Public Buildings and Grounds-Boardman
On Rerisai and Unfinished Business-Eastman.
On AccOnats-Marchand
On MHeage-Thomas w Williams
On the Library on the part cfhe House-Ill-
linghast
Select Committee on Finance and the Currency
Gushing
Select Committee on the appointment Of Repre-
sentatires-Everett
On the Smithsonian Bequest-J @ Adams
Select Committee on the National Foundry
VIM Cost Johnson.
On Agricuifure-Deberry
t On IadioH 1fairs-Cooper
On Military Afairs-Stanly
On Narai igStrs-Nlse.
On Foreign Afairs-Adams.
On TtrritOries-Pope.
On Revolutionary PeasoRs-Taiiaierro.
E On Inraid PeaNOaS--Mprris
' On Roads and Canais-Lawrence
3 On Pdfents-R Mcclellan
The following SIX Standing Committees, appoln,
ed at me last session hold over for the remainder
. the Twenty seventh Congress viz
On Expenditures IN Ae State Deparfment--Vai
q Buren,.
3 On the Expenditures in the Treasury DepaTi
: msnt--Mckeon
On Expenditures in the War Dcpartmenf-Mc
: Nay.
e On E1penditures IN the Nary Department.
: Yorke
a On Expenditures IN the Post Office DepartmeD
e Lowell
is On Erpeadifurc, n The Pstiie Buiidings-
81 Cave Johnson.
Of Mr. Briggs rose and said that, since the adjourn
II men, of the House on Friday las, he understood hi
Id Col Hunter late Assistant DooTkceper, had die
~ He (Mr b desired 10 Offer the ordinary resolution
is providing for the paymen, Of the funeral EXPENSES
The deceased and then 10 Offer another resolu,io
r. having reference to the office which has thus bee
10 made vacant
co And Mr. b Offered the following resolutio
II which was adopted unanimously
~ Rcwirsi That the clerk Of tho House pay Il
10 funeral expenses Of Col John W Hunter late A
a sis,ani Doorkceper d this Hous'
Il Mr. b then Offered the following resolution
ma Resoired That The office Of Assis,an, Doorkeep
- is not Necessary f1r the service Of TIN, House al
a thai the same Is hereby abolished
- Mr. Cave johnson asked the yeas and nays
- the adoption of the resoriioa which were ORDER
and beng taken were Yeas, III, nays %
~ So the resolution adoPed
'e Mr. Taliafero offered the following resolunc
he which was read ior information
he Refoir,d, That the several memorials, po'hio
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