Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-22

| Indian Affairs-Messrs. Cave johnson, ia.
cob Thompson, Foot, James b. Hunt, Bidlack
Washington Hunt, Benton, Hughes, Vanme.
Military AHairs-M essrs HARRISON, Coles
Irwin, Boyd, Mcconnell, Hardin, Bossier, Nc.
Dowell, Fish.
Militia-Messrs Dean, John Stewart, Nose
ley, Tibbatts, Moore, Foot, Bower, Hays
Frick.
Barringer, Murphy, Simpson, Peyton, Thorn
as II. Seymour, Atkinson, Marsh.
Foreign Affairs Messrs. G. J. Ingersoll
Rhett, Beardsey, GiImer, White Dawson,
Sample, Thomson, Henry Williams.
Revolutionary Pensions-Messrs. Rathbun,
Steenrod, Rodney, Smons, Hungertord, Gid
dings, JOS. A. Wright, Hogc, McIlvaine.
Observation-Disclosures. A. V. Brown, Duncan,
f. J. Morris Daniel, Houston, Tyler, Tib-
bats, Wentworth, Milton Brown.
Invalid Pensions-Mcssrs J. Brinkerhof,
ussell, Ashc, Joseph Morris, Robert Smith,
Albert Smith, Mes, Cullom, Tilden.
Roads and Canals-Messrs. Owen, Steen-
rod, White, McClay, Reding, Ficklin, Dick
nson, Carroll, Frick.
Patents-Messrs Harper, James Black, Rus
sell, John Stewart, Severance.
Public Buildings e. Grounds--Messrs Pratt,
Leonard, Hudson, VIM. Wright, Winthrop.
Revisal and Unfinished Busness-Messrs f.
r. Potter, Ilubbcll, Foster, Burlington, Enc
~ d. Potter.
Accounls-Messrs Mcdowell, Taylor, Her
rick, Wheaton, Rodney.
Meage-Messrs. Cobb, Ritter, Perey b.
johnson, Henley, FaIIee.
Expenditures in the State Department
Mcssfs Roglers, Blackwell, John T. Smith,
Willis Green, William Wright.
Ewnand;tnreo in tho Treasury nenartmenf-
Messrs. Caldwell Yost, Tiden, Anderson,
Ashe.
Expenditures in the War Department
Messrs. Mcllvaine, Kennedy, Arlington, Girl
der, Andrew johnson.
Expenditures in the Navy Department
Messrs. Dana, Kirkpatrick, Vanmeter, Buff
fngion, Senter.
Expenditures in the Post Office Department
-Messrs Harper, David ;. Reid, Thos Smith.
Jeremiah Brown, Mes.
Expenditures of the Public Buildings
Messrs. Daniel P. King, Dawson, Taylor,
Washington p Hunt, Ramsey.
Library on the part Of the House-Messrs
Burke, Marsh, McClay.
Mr. Payne asked 10 be excused from serving
on the Committee of Elections, and was ex-
cused accordingly.
Mr.. Barnard offered resolution with view
10 revive the question OF his protest and REIN
state il on the journal, from which il was yes
terday stricken out by decided vote Of the
House.
Mr.. Dromgoole opposed this new PROPOSE
ton rs 4 disrespect TO the House, which had
already, in every form, again and again refused
TO put the paper on record.
Mr.. Barnard replied, and spoke at length in
support Of his motion.
Mr.. j. II. Ingersoll con,ended that the pa
per did not prejodge the question oil the vaiidI-
" of the title OF members 10 their seats; that
il was courteous and respectful in its terms ;
and that members had right thus to record
their opinion on this subject.
Mr.. r. ID. Owen spoke in opposition TO the
motion and in support OF the rights Of the
majority of the House,-contending that the
minority had no Just cause for complaint on ac-
count OF the refusal of the majority TO put
their protest on the Journal.
The debate was interrupted by the commu-
nicaiion of a message from the Senate, with
the resolutions in respect to the memory Of his
deceased friend, and the House then adjourned.