Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-18

bama, Wick of Indiana, Johnson of Tennessee, Ad-
ans Of Mississippi Morse Of IousiaHa Long OF Mary
land, Tombs of Georgia.
N,pnI .96;rirs-Holmes of South Carolina, Bayly of
Virginia, Mdclay of New York, King of Georgia,
Schenck of Ohio Danagh of Pennsylvania, Stanton
of Tennessee, McCrate of Maine, Wood Of New
York.
Foreign .46tirs-C IngersoH of Pennsylvania,
Rhett Of South Carolina, Payne of Alabama, Beddin-
ger of Virginia, Cobb of Georgia. Smith of Come ct
cut, Cullum of Tennessee, Smith of Indiana Perry OF
Maryland
Territories-Dougas of Illinois, Boyd of Kentucky,
Graham of North Carolina, Dillingham; of Vermont,
Jones of Tennessee Rockwell Of Massachusetts,
Thompson of Pennsylvania, Price of Missouri, Young
of Kentucky.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Massachusetts, Wood
ward of South Carolina, Stewart of Pennsylvania,
Hudson of Massachusetts, Yancey of Alabama, Brown
of Virginia, Willmot of PENNSYLVANIA, johnson OF New
Hampshire, Martin of Kentucky.
.Agric,tHure-Anderson of New York, Black of Penn
syvania, Wright of New jersey Perrill of Ohio, Gro
yer of New York, Dockey of North Carolina, Simms
of Missouri, Erdman of Pennsylvania, Root of Ohio
Indian .46GrS-Thompson of Mississippi, Benton
of New York, Chapman of Alabama Yell of Arkan-
sas, Foote of Vermont, Barringer of North Carolina,
Sawyer of Ohio, Hampton of New Jersey Cathcart OF
Indiana.
Revolutionary Pensions-Brodhead of Pennsylvania;
Atkinson of Virginia, Parish of Ohio, Leaman OF New
York, Owen of Indiana, Barrnger of North Carolina,
Jenkins of New York, Hampton Of New Jersey,
Toombs of Georgia.
ykEhtia-Black of South Carolina, Hubbard of Nir-
ginia Abbott of Massachusetts, Tden of Ohio, Kit
ter of Pennsylvania, Giddings of Ohio, De Mott Of
New York, Edsall of New Jersey, Hubbard of Con-
necticut
MILITARY .4fairS-Harralson of Georgia, Yell of Ar
Kansas Brinkerhoff of Ohio Burt of South Carolina
Ramsay of Pennsylvania, Niven of New York, Bed
dnger of Virginia, Baker of Illinois, Thompson Of
Massachusetts.
R. M. T. Hunter presented memorial from Mr.,
peterborough claiming the seat now occupied by
Mr.. Cabe of Florida He moved its reference to the
committee on elections, and also moved certain IN
structions to the committee.
A long debate sprang up. The memorial was then
referred and ordered to be printed, and on the motion
to give instructions, the yeas were 80, nays 100.
Pending motion to inquire into the claims of those
who hold their seats by an election general ticket
on motion of Mr.. Cobb, the House adjourned.
TUESDAY, Dec. 9.
SENATE. The President laid before the Senate a
communication from J. E. Dow, & Co.. proposing to
execute the printing of the Senate for twenty per CT
less than the prices paid during the last Congress-
Mr.. Cass submitted series of resolutions relative
to the institution of inquiries into the state of the ma
tiona detences and the necessity or expedency OF an
augmentation of the military and naval force Laid
over under the rule.
The Senate then proceeded to the choice of its Off
GERS.
For Secretary of the Senate there were 40 votes
cast-25 being necessary for choice; for which Mr..
Robert Beale received 40, Mr. Coyle 4, Mr.. Dade ],
blank g.
For Assistant Door-Keeper there were four ballot
ings, the last of which was as follows Mr. Salisbury
NJ M Hill, NJ oil Mr. I
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for Chairmen
Lof the Standing Committees. with the following result