The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-20
THE REPUBLIC.
rHlRrY-FIRST CONGRESS.
ggNsr SESSION.
sEsATE.

ksas.ss, Ihai a. Reverend TssosALp Ma.
8nns ~ sltsgta ssai witliin ts Bar of the United
Msa'se sssts, ausi'sg ihs period u his sooorn In
nsS ksAl. SENATOR'S. La a H. over.
fN FnfslniNC OtfiGkn impaired whether
49, ttun us-is ~ ts consideration Of the reso
sliiif.n a ~ ggesssii fiisas.
a. nsnKifN saia ~ did Be ~ish 10 object,
-it - thesF nscessiiy Ga iis passage iniIne
ai.s.iy, H. nssagia . laisia hs over
M wAlKER stated that : resolution in the
eesy mnss ahEtsr'slsfy had usi bosn passed ia
~ hsaaas II representative b. an almost ansni
~ hEnEifN sfaisl sh.s b. had no ol,lertion 10
ii.s s~nsiaeshgsin ~ tsr resolution and, senators
ssstssa han aqssrsa 81 pA~sagr, be- ~o''id con-
Mt glKAHNS ia ths res,,latisn Ne over.
ID fRtSiDiNG OFFICER Digestion is again
usaat
~ CLAY iega,npi - ~ip.H ob5seuon was
~ PRESIDING ogrErR rhs senator from
Aist4sns
flsctfos % ooaArrEkS
az MANI NJ nsetea. sud Il was ordered, that
~ ~ansir Fpogsd with tbs order ~ tbs dAy--the
siseiion ~ ~ arailefs ~ hil up the Standing
CsnAasastees fla seaAi.
M M 49, inisutnsa tlat nj oiststi0n would
b s.aais ~ ssv oieetion a the neinbsrs ol the
eosilsniiteas ~ ufa, wtth tbs exception III those
y cataps@s tbt to1~liia ~. tas Jsa.ciayy, tlic
esaHssitss 90 fsFvEfartss aud thc tsma'tffss ls
f,tstssrs " ttsasnatsa f0 THESES he asIderstsod a
" sty uhst th' ~enatpr inFn New Work (siS So
wAsbl had rrqaasted tisat b. should b. exc used
bota Swing "a sny rnsnnuities lot tbs present.
Nc SEWARD shosghi that he owed Il 20 the
Ahafr Apfv~s his Animation 81 wilsi had been
Stated W ~ aiannguisicd senAioF from North
tsgtiins w. the sfyaitssfntnis that had been mad.
tof Wsc organization n te several csauflitie,s. hc
bad requsss@i "a hss irieRds tina, they would cx
stIa
M. MANGtM tisa nlaved, and. vn his motion,
ibr toilexiaT Gentlemen werc appointed on the
el1aIniitesa - i0iiows W. prefix ihr names " the
Chairman fisessd yesterday ~ sho~ tbs organiIa
sloh 81 thS coiiiikitttess co4npistcd;
FcagA Reactions Nj King. Chairman Mr..
tooie, No Webster, Nj. Bcnt0n. and Mr.. Man
gum,
F,aaaos MI D.ekinson. Chairman, Mr. Hun
ter, MIR Phcsps. Mr.. D0tlgias and MI Psaroe
eoaaercs NJ. Haiaiin. Chairman Mr.. soule,
Mr.. DAVIS " Nassae hn~osts Nlr Dodge vi Wis.
oOnsln. and Mr.. heil.
Manyaeissa. Sebastian, Chairman, Mr.
Butler, Mr.. Clarke, MIR Jones, and Mr.. upham.
dsyseuifave. Mr.. sturg-on, Chairman; Mr.. Tur-
ney, MIR. spruanrc, Mr., Walker, and Mr.. Corwin
Military A6aIs.-Mr Davis u Mississippi
Chairman Mr.. Borland, Mr. Greene, Mr.. shieldn
and MIR Dawsan
Militia MIR. Houston, Chairman Mr. Dodge
Of Wisconsin, Mr. Morton. Mr.. Clemens, and Mr.
sprusnce,
Narai 4eairs.--M Mr. Yulce, Chairman; MIR. Ma.
son, Mr. Badger, Dir. Bright, and Mr.. Miller
Pubic I.ands.--hr. Fclch, ChaiTmany MIR. Bor-
land MI. Underwood. Mr. shields. and Mr. smith.
Prirais Land cis,as Nh. Downs, Chairman !;
Mr. Nhitcomb, MI Davis OF Ala-sachusetts, MIR
Clemens, and MI. Badger.
Indian Agaps. Mir. Atchisob, Chairman; Mr..
Sebastian, Mr. Bell Mr. Rusk, and nr. Wales.
Claims.--Mr. Morris, Chairman; Mr.. Whit.
comb, Mr.. Underwood, MIR. Stewart, and Mr..
Baldwin
Revolutionary QG,-s- Mr.. Walker, Chairman;
Mr. Norris. Mr. uphan, MIR. Dodge Of Iowa, and
Mr.. Cooper
Post 0oioss and Pod Roads. MIR. Rusk, Chair
man Mr. Bright, Nj. UphAm, Mr. soule. and Mr..
Morton.
Public Buiidings..-Mr. Hunter, Chairman; Mr.
Davis OF Mississippi, and Mr.. Clarke.
To audit aud Confroi The Contingent Expenses If
The Ssnats.--Mr. Dodge OF Iowa, Chairman; Mr.
Walker, and Mr.. Baldwin.
Roads and Canals. MIR. Bright. Chairman; Mr..
Atchison, Mr.. Greene, Mr.. Foote, and Mr. spru-
Pensions. MIR. King, Chairman Mr.. Jones, Mr..
Phelps, MIR. Stewart, and Mr.. Dayton.
Patents and hs Patent 0dice.-Mr. Tuney,
Chairman Mr.. Norris, Mr.. Wales, MIR. Whit
Rstenchmenf.-Mr Bradbury, Chairman Mr.
Houston, Mr.. Mangum, MIR. Fetch, and MIR. Clarke.
Libruy.-Mr. Pearce, Chairman Mr.. Mason,
and Mr.. Davis, Of Mississippi
Enrolled Bins.--Mr. Rusk, Chairman /; and Mr.
Badger.
Engrossed BMs.-Mr. Jones, Chairman; Mr.
Corwin, and MIR Sebastian.
Printing Mr.. Borland, Chairman Mr.. Ham
lin, and Mr.. Smith.
Mr. MANG UNI moved, and il was ordered that
the Senate proceed 10 ballot for four mombers Of the
Judiciary Committee, and the ballot resulted AS fol-
lows
Mr.. Downs, %; MIR. Berrien, 80 Mr.. Brad
bury, AZ; Mr.. Dayton, al Mr.. Shields, 2 Mr..
Davis, of Mass. ? Mr.. Cooper, 2; Mr.. Chase, 2 /;
Mr.. Seward, 1.
And the Committee ON the Judiciary stands com
peted as follows
Mr. Butler, Chairman; Mr. Downs Mr. Bcrrien,
Mr.. Bradbury, and Mr.. Dayton.
Mr. MANGUM moved, and Il ordered, that
the Senate proceed TO ballot for four members Of the
Committee on the District Of Columbia and the
ballot resulted as follows:
Mr. Yuec, 80 Mr. Miller, a Mr.. Shields, a.,
Mr. Bcrrien, ~; Mr.. Corwin, 2 Mr.. Hamn, I;
Mr. Norris, p Mr.. Chase, l Mr.. Cooper, Mr..
Dodge, Mr. Downs, I ) Mr.. Hale, Mr.. HOus-
ton, l.
The committee, therefore, stands thus
Mr.. Mason, Chairman Mr.. Yuloe, Mr.. Miller,
Mr. Shields, and Mr.. Berrien.
Mr.. MANG UNI moved, and Il was ordered, that
the Senate proceed 10 ballot for four members, TO
complete the Committee ON Territories; and the bal
lot resulted as follows
Mr.. Butler, "a; MIR. Underwood, Is; Mr.. Houston,
81; Mr.. Cooper, IS, Mr.. Chase, 3; MIR Turney, 3;
Mr. Baldwin, 2; Mr.. Dodge, Of Wisconsin, 2; Mr..
Hale, ?; Mr.. Upham, 2; Mr.. Badger. u Mr.. Cas-,
|; MIR. Dickinson, 4.
The committee completed stands
Mr.. Douglas, Chairman Mr.. Butler, M. Under.
wood, Mr.. Houston, and Mr.. Cooper.
The committees being now completed,
The PRESIDING OFFICER submitted 20 the
Senate the question whether the gentlemen elected
on the three committees. for which ballOtings had
taken place, should be named In the order proposed
(as sbove,) or according 10 the number Of votes
received
Mr.. MANGUM moved that they be named In the
manner in which they had been proposed. That
had been the understanding ON both sides of the
chamber.
Mr.. BERRIEN did not consider motion neces.
sary. BY universal consent the Secretary could
be directed 10 have them named they had been
proposed, and without regard 20 the number Of
votes received by each.
Mr.. MANG UNI moved, and IL was agreed 10. that
the Senate proceed TO the consideration Of Executive
business
After short time the doors were opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
GEORGE W. JULIAN, Of Indiana, appeared In his
seat to-day, for the first time this session.
Mr.. BAKER said that he desired 10 present a re.
solution.
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