The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
S2d Congress-lst Session.

On Ways and Means--M essrs Houston. /
Jones, N Tenn, Stanley, Hibbard, BTooks. |
Jones, Of Pa, Appleton, Of Mass, Dunham
aud Phelps,
On claims-Messrs Daniel, Egsrlon, Bow
or, seymour. Rhnioul, Sackett, Curtis, smith /
Of Afs., ADD Porter
Ou Commerce -AIessrs Seymour, NJ Y.
Johnson, Of Team, SteyeHs uf Ca, Fuller Of |
Me- Danuan, itobbins,SL Martin, Aiken and
Walsh
On Publc Lands M6ssrs Hate Cobb. BEN
metz, Or, Watkins Freeman, Footo, HEM
On he Post Ofice--M cssrs olds, Penn,
Fowler, Powell, sshoolcrah scury, Gray,
Marshall. Cal, and CLARK,
On the DislTiotOf Columbia Measrt Pick,
lin, Ayerett' Hammond, Allen, Mass, Iiillyer,
On tho Judiciary Aiesars Ianahan, Meade,
Marshall, ny, Venable, Harris Of Tenn,
bragg, hsaeham, Parker and King Of New
On Revolutionary Claims Mesars MELON
aid, stanton, NY, STROLLER, Gaylor, Fuller,
Pa, 'RAntonl, Murphy Yates and Dean.
On Public Expenditures Alessrs johnson,
Tenn, swestaer, s'dhOonmhker, Stratton,
Lsieher, ThoY. Howe, Morchead, Babeook aud
Campbell, III,
On Private Land Claims -Afessrs jenkins,
Thompson, Va, Abervrombie, Dawson, Camp
bell ofohio, Neishbor, Landry, Snow aud
Miller.
On Manufactures -Messr BcAies, Flor
enee, Thompson of Massachusetts, Cleave-
land, White Of New York, Murray, Perkins,
Green and Hart
On griculture-Messrs FIoyd, Dockery.
SHELTON, Newton MeMullcn, Cable, o,Bren-
ton. Doty and McNair.
y On indieh Affiiirs-Aiessra johnson, Cook
Howard. Briggs, jackson, Congcr, Fitch,
Campbell, Marhhali Of California, and Dur
kee.f Aa,Ah W .Nf tI
On Military AGAirs-7Meaara Burt, Bissell.
Gentry, German, Evans, Smart, Stevens OF
Penn, Wilcox aud Haven
On Militia--Aiessrs Pcaslee, Savage, King,
* u, pAVtS' Ind, Hunter Andrews HshaEdr
Chaslain aud Ward.
On Naval AiIhirs-Mcssrs Stanton, Of
Tenn, Boeock, Burrows, Harris Of Ala Ca
bell OF Fla, Ross, Pcnniman, Wildrick, and
Goodenow.
ON, Foreign Afairs--NIessrs Bayly of Va,
Woodward, Toombs, Polk. Taylor Appleton,
Of Me, lngersoll, Chandler and Breeken'
bridge. ..-.i......
On Tcrriiories--M essrs Richardson, TIolla.
day. Clingman, Stone, Giddngs, Bayly, Ga.
Seudder, Stuart and Lock hart '
On Revolutionary Pensions-AIessrs VIII
son, Russell, Tuck, Townshend Brown. II
j. Churchwell, Coleman, Goodrich, and Al
len, III.
On Invalid Pensions--M essrs Harris, Tenn.
Price, Martin, Mallory, Eastman, johnson
Ohio, Kuhns, New York, aud Chapman.
On Roads and Canals--Mcssrs Robinson
Colcock, j. w, Howe, Mason, Stanton, Ohio
Hart, Faulkner, Sutherland, and Johnston
OF Ga.
On revisal aud unfinished business Mlessr,
Gable, Thomas w. Howe, Busby and Wash
burn.
- On Accounts-Mcssrs Morrison, Welch
itlhir and ptifieaf,-
On Mileagc--Messrs Hendricks, Freeman
2 HAws. Lotrher and Allison.
On Engraying-Aless Hammond, Riddle
aud Miner.
On Library-SIcssrs Chandler, Woodward
md MRnn, Mass.
On Enrolled Bils-Messrs Wildrick ant
Barrcre.
0u,Expenditures of State Department
= es2ra Stewart. Ashel Wells and Campbell
OF III.
On Expenditures Of Treasury Department
-Mcrsrs fThurston, Hendricks, Walbridge
Grow and Allison.
On Expenditures Of War Department
Mcssrs Dimmck, Ives, Bovine, Parker, ant
'Charston. d.. b.. ...u.
--t On Expenditures Of Navy Department
Messrs McMulleu, Harris Of Alataml, Hors
ford, Florence, and Cabcll of Florida
-,On Patents--Messrs Carter, Dimmick
WArdi Thurstoh, and White, Ala.
On Public Buildings and Grounds--AIcssr
Stanton. n. Y. Edmundson, Bowie, Dot,
and BOYD. ....
On Post Office Department Mcssrs Penn
Kurtz, Davis of Mass, Haxsll and Savage.
On Public Buldings-Alcssrs Bartlett
Harris, Davis, Outlaw, Churchwell and Tay
lor 't't.
SENATE-Tho resolution introduced b,
Mr. Seward, after Mr. Footc had withdraw
his, is as follows
u. Resolved, By the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States in Con
. sgresa assembled, that the Congress Of the L
pited States give Louis X 1ssuth cordia
welcome to the Capital and to the country.
~ - This was opposed by Mr. Berricn and 9th
ers,chichy on the ground that il would impi
appreciation of the object of his visit TO tai
countryas aVowcd by himself
T MIR foote explained fully his intcryie,
with Mr. Webster, who advised the in,roduc
ton of his original resolution ut the carlies
possible moment, and that he withdrew
without consulting MIR Webster in any way
stated that he should deliver the Grafton a
the reception of Kossuth at the Capitol but h
declined.
Mr. Seward took the hoor, and thrillingl
portrayed the character OF Kossuth, whon, h
described as having been repulsed, and with
out homo, except in Great Britain. TIL
~UNultation Of the Gear and Emperor of Ans
tria were notifying to America aud wou
consequently be embarrassing in the comm
European struggles. He earnestly advocates
tho adoption of the resolution, and cordia
reception of the great Hungarian.
An interesting debate followed, betweei
Senators Foote and Badger, the latter com
ET0rng kossuth TO Thompson, the English ab
'otrtionrat--theo ono coming to excite domesti
- war, and the other foreign war
Among others, Mr. Sumner, the new Sena
torfrom Massachusetts, warmly advocated tn
resolution and eulogizcd Kossuth, while a
THE same time, he protested, In the most de
eided forms, against duplicating the countr,
in any European conflict. Several amend
menu were moved and rejected, and Mr. Sew
ards resolution was finally adopted, on Fri
day IS to 6. as foliows;