The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-10

Johnson Of Ark yolney l. Howard Of Texas, George
Bnsgs OF \; K, Joseph W jackson OF Ga, James
Derkee Of Wis
Committee on Atli.ary .agair,-Messrs; Armis,ssd
Gentry Of Tenn, Willis A, Gorman of la, Alexander
Evans OF Md, Ephraim X Smart OF Me, Thaddeus
Stevens Of Penn John A. Wilcox Of Miss and Solomon
Coaniuee on he Mlum--Messrs Charles II Peas
zee Of N Il John Il Savage OF Tenn, GeorgeG King
Of r. l., John g Davisoi la, William Hupst OF Ono,
w Chasian Of Ca, and William I. Ward Of Ks.
." H Th Agasas Frederick stanton
N Y, sampson w Harris OF Ala, E. Darlington Cabell
OF fa Thomas Ross of Penn, Ebenezer Penniman OF
Mich. Isaac WdIek OF N j., and Robert Goodenow OF
Maine.
Committee on Foreign dGirs.-Messrs. Thomas II
Bayy OF Va, Joseph A. Woodward of S. c.. Robert
fooe, Of CA William pO S Of Tenn John Tay
Conn. Joseph R Chandler OF Penn, and John Z Breck
enridge OF Ky.
Commiuee on The Tsritoriss-Mes.rs William A.
Richardson OF III Alexander R Holiday of Va, Thomas
J.. Clngman OF N c., James w Stone of Kv., Joshua
r. Gddings Of Ohio. David ] Bailey Of Ga, Zeno Scud
der OF Mass, Charles E. Stuart OF Mich, and James
Lockhart OF la.
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions Messrs. John
S Alllson OF Va Joseph Russell of N Y, Amos Tuck
Brown OF N. j. William M Churehwell OF Tenn Jo
seph $ Cottman OF Md, John z Goodrich Of Mass,
and Willis Allen Of ILL.,
Committee on iavoid Pensions --Isham G, Harris Of
Tenn, Rodman M Price OF ~ j., Frederick s Martin OF
~, Richard $. Moony Of H.. Ben G, Eastman OF
Daniel j. Jones Of N Y, and Charles Chapman Of Conn
| Committee Roads and Cansls.--John l. Robinson
of Ind, viii am +. Cocock of s. c., John w. Howe OF
Emanuel B. Hart OF N. Y, Charles j. Faulkner OF Va.
Josiah Sutherland, j, OF N y, and James Johnson of
| Ga.
Committee on Patents David Cartier of O., Milo
NJ Dimmck OF Penn, William +. Ward of KY Bena-
min b Thnrson Of II H. and Alex. White of Ala.
H. Stanton OF KY Henry A. Edmundson Of Va Richard
|! Bowie Of Md, James Duane Doty of Wis, and John
H. Boyd OF N. York.
| Committee on Refusal and Unfinished Business-W
K w Cobb Of Ala. Thomas Y. How, jr.. of N. York,
Thomas M Bibighaus of Penn, Geo H. Busby Of Ohio,
and Israel Washburn. jr., OF Maine.
A. Morrison Of PENN John WEIGH Of O. Reuben Robe
OF n. " and James II. Duncan of Mass
John I Fsee M Of Miss j Hobart Haws Of
John Letcher OF Va, and John Allison Of Penn.
Committee on Engraring Edward Hammond of Md.
George Reed Riddle of Del, and Altman L. Miner OF
| Vermont
Joint Committee on hs Library Of Congress -Messrs
Joseph Chandler Of Pa Joseph A. Woodward of S.
o. Enrolled Bas...Messrs Isaac Wildrck Of N j.,
and Nelson Barrere Of Ohio.
or EEpsssr e Mh ne W atf .ss
John Wells OF N. Y. Thompson Campbell Of H. and
Alexander Harper OF Ohio
On Expenses in the Treasury Department.
Benjamin Thurston OF R l., Thomas A. Hendricks OF
Ind, Henry s Wabridge of N. Y, Galusha A. Grow of
Pa, and John Allison Of Pa.
COMMITTEE on Expenditures IN the Var Department.
Messrs Milo NJ. Dnmick OF Pa Willard Ives OF N. Y,
Obadiah Bovine of N y, Andrew Parker OF Pa, and
Elijah w Chastan OF Ga
tomm,iteeon Expenditures IN the Nary Department
Messrs. Faye,,e McMun OF Va, Sampson w Harris
OF Ala, Jededah Horsord OF Y, Thomas B. Florence
Iol Pa, Z. Carrngton Cabell OF Fla
Committee Expenditures in the Post Office Depart.
mem-Messrs. Alexander G. Penn of La. William n
kurz Of Pa, George 7. Davis of Mass. Augustus P.
Committee on Expenditures on The Public Buildings
Of n y, David Outlaw Of n C.. William NJ. Church.
well oil Tenn and John L. Taylor of Ohio.
CONGRESS.
The Secretary of the Senate appeared The bar and
delivered message from that body announcing their
adoption OF the usual joint resolution for the election OF
cbaains Congress, and that they bad appointed their
portion OF the Join, Committee on Printing
Mr. CARTIER moved 10 take up the Sena,es Joint
resolution concerning the election OF chaPains; which
being agreed 10,
adoption OF the resolution because there sound
authority for It's adoption, and also because ITS consum
nation would be really baresque on the Christian re-
Mr. HEM desired to move an amendment to the reso
luton bot
Mr. FOWLER objected
SO leave TO move the amendment was not granted.
Mr. CARTIER demanded the yeas and nays on the
lay the table, which being ordered, it was
not agreed to--yeas %, nays 15s.
Mr. HEM then proposed to amend the joint resoIu.
ton by adding clause providing "that said chapains
shall compensation out OF the treasury OF The
United Sates.'
Mr.. EVANS moved the previous question; which be-
ing seconded by the House,
Mr.. HEM asked for the yeas and nays on his amend
ment which not being ordered the amendment was no,
agreed TO. Il
Mr.. HEM, at his request was then excused
from voting the resolution.
The resolution being next adopted,
On motion of Mr. FOWLER, the House then proceeded
10 the election OF chaplain.
The following nominations were made
BY Mr. JOHN MOORE, Rev. r. w. Cushman. of the
District of Columbia.
By Mr. BRIGGS. Rev R X. Gurley. Of the District of
Columbia.
York
BY Mr. PRICE, Rev c. D. Westbrook, of New York
By MIR. A. JOHNSON, Rev. Luleton f. Morgan, OF
the District OF Columbia.
| By Mr.. j. II BOYD, Rev. s. S. Beman, Of New York
BY Mr.. GORMAN, Rev William Nj DAY. of Indiana
By MI. OLDS, Rev. w. A. G. Emerson, OF Ohio
By Mr. YATES Rev. James C,alaher, OF Maine.
BY Mr. McLANAHAN, Rev. David X. Junkin, of
Penn ylvana.
By Mr TOWNSEND. Rev. Charles G. Fnney, of
Ohio.
By Mr. THOMPSON, of Massachusetts,, Rev. Dr.
Dewey, OF the District OF Columbia.
Messrs. FOWLER, JOHNSON of Tennessee, OLps, and
German having been requested by the Speaker 10 act as
eers took seats on The rostrum, and then the election
proceeded with the following result:
Whole number of cast, 1872 Necessary choice
/" !" GnsIey 7oI
Wisncr I'll
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a.