Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

WoOdward, (Tansion, Collamer.
Agriculture-NIess,s. Deberry, by
ram, Green, Anderson, Hays, Farley
Henley, St. John, Florence, Jer: Brown
Naval Afihils- Alessrs. Wise, Peylon
Parmenler, Barringer, Murphy, r. II
Seymour, Marsh, Atkinson, Simpson.
Public Lands-Messrs. John w. Da
Wis, Boyd, Hubbard, Collaner, Jameson
Patterson, M'Clernand, Raynor, Hous
ton.
Il Military Affairs NIessrs. Haralsoa
Me DoweIl, Coles, Fish, Boyd, Irwin
Bossicr, Hardin, Mcconnell.
Territories - Messrs. A. Y. Blown
Duncan Houston, f.. j. Morris, Went
worth, Tibbatts, Milton Brown, Daniel
Tyler.
District Columbia Messrs. Campbell
Kirkpatrick, a. Stewart, Willis Green
Chiffon, Robinson, &. w. Jones, Nc.
CausIen, Bower.
Roads aud Canals Messrs, Owen
Dickensop, Sieenrod, Carroll, White
Frick, MacIay, Redding, Ficklin.
Public Expenditures -Alessrs Clintor
Matthews, Redding, Glider, Cranston,
Purdy, A. ii. Reed, Skies, p. B. John,
son.
Paten,s-Messrs Harper, James
Black, Russell, John Stewart, Sever.
ance.
Revolutionary Claims-NIessrs. r.
ID. Davis, Robert ',mi,h, Arlington,
Broadhead, ID. p. King, Sca,er, Ste,-
son, Lucas, Sione.
Private Land Claims s-NIessrs. Cross,
SlidelI, DelIeu, james A. Black, W. j,
Brown, Cary, Elisha r. Potter, Sever
ance, and Rogers.
Miluia-NIessrs. Deane, John Stew
art, MoseIey, Tibballs, Moore. Foot,
Bower, Hays, and Frick.
Revolutionary Pensions NIessrs. Raih-
bun, Steenrod, Rodney, Snnons, Hun
ger(ord, Glddings, Joseph A. Wright,
Hoge, McIlvaine.
Invalid Pensions-Messrs. J. Brink
herhoT, Russell, Ashe, Joseph Morris,
Robert Smith, Albert, Smith, Mes, Cul-
lom, TilJen.
Public Buildings and Grounds -
Nlessrs. Pratt, Leonard, Hudson, VIII
liam Wright, Winthrop
Revisa aud Unfinished Business
Messrs. +. II. Potter, IIubbcll, Foster,
Burlington, Emery ID. Potter.
Accoun's-Messrs. Mcdowell, Tny-
lor, llerrick, Wheaton, Rodney.
MiIeage-Nlessrs Cobb, Ritter, Per
ley Ii. Johnsonlev, Farlee.
Expenditures in the State Department
-Messrs. Rogers, Blackwell, John T.
Smith, Willis Green, William Wright.
Expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment-Nlcssrs. Campoll, Yost, Tilden
Anderson, Ashe.
Expenditures in the War Deparimen,
-Mess's M'llvaine, Kennedy, AIRING
ton, Erider, Andrew johnson.
Expenditures the kavy Department
-NIessrs. Dana, kirkpatrick, Van Me-
ter, Burlington, Scnter.
Expenditures IN The Post Office De-
parlmen,-NIessrs. Harper, David 5.
Read, Thomas Smith, jeremiah Brown,
Mes
Expenditures on the Public Buildings
-AIessrs. Daniel j. King, Dawson,
TaJ lor, Washington =. Hunt, Ramsey
The Library on the part Of the House
-NIessrs. Burke, Marsh, Maclay.
The Locolocos of course have the
majority on the commiitees, and this
lhay are entitled to. The Calhoun me n
have The most TO complain of. The head
hi the Ways and Means has been given
to Mr.. M'Kay, Van Buren, man, and
Mr.. Holmes, at the head OF the Commit
tee on C0mwerce, is the only Calhoun
man who has prominent position -
The Committee on Manufactures IS very
literally constituted, six Wings to three
Locos ; but doubtless the House will be
careful as to wha, they refer TO it. The
attack on the Tariff will come from the
Committee OF Ways and Means, which
is coIrpdsed Of six Loco(ocos and three
Wings. MIR. Cranslon, Of this State, is
on the Committee of Manufactures and
the ComDttee on Public Expenditures
MIR. Potter, of this State. is on the Com
miitee on IeevisaI aud Unfinished Busi-
ness, Chairman and on the Committee
on Private Land Claims.
ln SENATE, Wednesday, Dec. 49,
Mr. Brecse, Senator from Illinois, pro
nounced the funeral oration of the late
Senator McRobers, and moved the
usual resolutions, which were seconded
by MIR. Allen, Of Ohio and after their
adoption the SeGatc adjourned.
In the HoUsE, Mr. A. V. Brown was
announced as the substitute OF NJ.
Payne, in the committee on elections.
Mr.. Adams, at his own request, was
excused from serving as a member of
the committee on manufactures.
The papers relating TO the contested
election cases were referred to the com
miltee on elections. MIR. Garrett Davis
offered resolution directing the same
committee to inquire and report concern
ing the Illegal elections in Georgia,
New Hampshire, Missouri and Missis-
'ippi. MIR. Steenrod proposed the refer
ence to select committee. MIR. Hale,
rom New Hampshire, moved to amend
by including all the members of the
IL ouse in the reference, and that the
committee Of the whue-but, after
lime, withdrew his amendment. Mr.. |
Jameson moved that the refereuce be to !
J comml,iee of the whole But,
While The House was in the full tide Of