Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-11

of opinion; no objection to welcome when you
should welcome. He hoped the nation was
not about taking step backwards. Congress
had sympathized with struggling nations. Why
should il not now He hoped we were not now
to stand still with folded arms, not now to furl our
banner and keep from view those mottos on them,
written in the blood of our fathers
Mr.. Miller, of New Jersey, said that three
months ago, Kossuth was an exile in Turkey,
abandoned by every Christian nation. We SYM
pathized with him, as Louis Kossuth the exile, as
such we sent a national vessel for him, and as
such all were now prepared TO receive him with
open hearts aud hands. He had objection to
the resolution Of the Senator from New York,
and would have voted for it without saying
word, had it not been that from the declarations
Of Kossuth, it might be inferred that something
more was meant than a welcome. He was OPP
posed to interference with other nations. He was
willing to vote for cordial welcome, but in
doing so, he was not committed TO any recogni-
ton Of false notions Of our destiny as a demons
traitor Of free principles.
Mr.. Foote said he had introduced his original
resolution after a conference with the Secretary
Of State, and he had understood such resolution
was approved by the President. He understood
the President and his advisers were committed in
favor Of some suitable reception Of Kossuth. He
now regretted having withdrawn his resolution.
aorae,,d h ~ ~ or ,
government, he relied on the people. The peo-
| pie had right TO meet Kossuh in public and to
aid him with money if they thought proper He
thought it to be the duty of Congress to adopt
this measure.
| Mr.. Sumner, Of Mass, got the floor, when the
| Senate adjourned.
4 WASHINGTON, Dec 8.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The following
Standing Committees were appointed
i On Elections Messrs Disney Of Ohio Williams
Hamilton, Schermerhorn, Caskie, Ewing, Davis OF
Mass, and Gamb e.
| On Was and Means-Messrs Houston, of Ala,
Jones, Of Tenn. Stanley, Hbbard, Brooks, Jones,
of Pa, Appleton, Of Mass, Durham, and Phelps.
] On Clainls--Messrs Daniel, Of NJ Carolina,
! Eperton Bower Seymour Rantonl Sackett Cur
tbs, Smith, of Ala. and Porter
On Conanaerce--slessrs. Seymour, of N. Y, John
son, Of Tenn, Stevens, of Ca, Fuller, of Me-, Dom
| can. Robbins. ST. Martin. Akin. and Walsh
| On Public Lauda-Mes,rs. Hale. Of Mo. Cobb.
Bennett, Orr. Watkins. Freeman. Foote. Hem. and
| McCorkIe,
On the Post OGce-Messrs. Odds, Penn, Fowler,
Powell, Schooicraft Scurry GRAY, Marshall, OF
| Cal. and Clark
On The D;s,y;c, If Co,,,,ob;o- Messrs F;ckl;n or
/ H., Ayereu. Hammond, Allen. Of Mass. HilIyer.
/ Rcll Rpe and Mace
On The .J1Jicarv-Messrs I.anaban. Of Pa.
Meade. Marshall. Of Ky.. VenabIe. Harris. Tenn.
Bragg. Meacbam. Parke,. and King. N. Y.
| On Re,oLxtionarU Clains-Nessrs Mcdonald
Me. Stanton. XIV STROLLER, Gaylor. Fuller. Pa.
R,ntoul, Murphy. Yates. and Dean
On Public Eaoeaditsyes- Messrs. johnson. Tenn.
Sweetser. Schoomaker. Straton. Letcher. Thomas
Howe. Moorehead. Babcock. and Campbell. III. ,
On Priyote Land Cla;ns-Messrs. Jenkins. N. v.
Thompson, Va, Abercrombe, Dawson, Campbell,
| &c ono Na;abIors I a,d,v Snow .nd M;lor
On Manufscturea- Messrs. Beae. Va. Florence.
qbomnson ~ MIS- CleavaIand Vbi,e If Ne,,
York, Murray. Perkins, Green. and Hart.
/ On Observation-Disclosures. Fioyd. N. Y. Dock
berry, Shelton, Newton, McMullen, Gable, of Ohio,
| Rren,on Do,ys and MrNa;r
On Indian 4dairs-Messls. johnson, Ark, Cook,
| Hazard Rr;gos Jackson Cancer Fitch Cann
bell, Marshall, Of California, and Durkee.
Z, VA ahj;t,,,, 4 fore Messrs R,rt s q R;sseu
Gentry, German. Evans, Smart. Stephens, of Pa,
| On Miitia-Messrs Peaslee. N. n. SAVAGE
King, of Rhode Island. Davis. of Indiana Hnnter
Andrews, Hebard, Chasiain, and Ward.
On Na1aE AfFa;rs Messrs sstan,on f ,r
Eocock, Burrows, Harris. Of Ala 1,ahell If Fa
Ross, Penniman, Wildrick, and Goodenow.
On Foyeign Afairs-Nessrs Rayly w JVnod
ward, Toombs. Polk, TayIor. Anpleton. Me- Inoer-
soil, Chandler, and Breckenbridee.
On T1aritoraes-Niessrs, Richardson. Of IN Hal.
liday, Clingman, Stone Giddings, Bailey. Ga.
Scudder, Stuart, and Lockhart.
On Revolutionary Pensions Messrs. Milson. Va.
RUSSELL Tuck, Townshend, Brown, R. ]. Church
well, Coleman, Goodrich, and Allen. III.
On Lealid Peastons-Messrs. Harris. Tenn
Price, Martin, Mallory, Eastman, johnson. Ohio
kuhns, Jones, N. Y. and Chapman.
On Roads and Canals-Messrs. Robinson, of Ia,
~ Passaai - d1,u .olins'on' va
be of T. TS S''~ o' s rs "a
burn "O''S 'io"e' puSDy' anu ~ Assn
On Account,- -Mess,s Morr;son orp, VIII
Roh,e a. nnoa, 'iso"' Oh ra'' Weicn'
a. Nil D"I NJ. Io.,..,
H. lehuricKs' OIL Ia'' FREEMAN
| AldWs3 AelCHeT, ana AlIlSOn.