The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-18

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SESATE--Mr bngi., ra,r non.
5 morrow he will move a reference o..,. }.
: Idcnt's message t. the several rcmpr,..,..
. moved I" suspend tie rl'r requiring III,
mttecS 10 be chosen b, ii.l!.i
Mr. Hale said he Understood In, 4.
1 tieman had ii>t o., tn, romna,,cc.
4 hand. and he desired Ia snaw tn. Nm,
which these committees we're 10 =. AM.
e.i.
Mr. Bright. in answer 10 Nj Ila'o -
5 had a list of the committees. VIII homo.
ed TO submit TO he senate. AMI .-r
stood nearly the same as last yea W.
there were vacancies caused iy ara
mcmhefS, Senators o, the politira Ia. ts,
ING the majority had met tocethc- a, TIT.
three persons on each comnHrrer %, ,,---
The list was then handed 10 Senator l.,-.
and the Wings named the remaining T.
bers. The Senator from New H.a---
was not on any committee. herau>e - j.
ocratlc majority conceived that tia: 80
was outside ofany healthy political =
Mr. Hale replied that he was "a.
relieved from the labors of conlm,..,~. =
Promd OF the cause given for biSey.l.,.-
ne rules Were suspended. when VI r..
offered the list of committaas ,nd moe ..
If Ice adopted
Mt thase insisted that the Sena,s ,-,ce
to nj, varancieS in committees o.,,......-
the death Of members during the rece~
y" ln"rum basin" present. Mr. Tnd4-
moved that the Char proceed to fill az
cieS.
Mr. Hale objected.
The Chair was finally authorized :,
vacancies.
Several petitions were presented. an q:
Others one against the employment d IA
lains by the United States.
Hor>E.-Mr Hull introduced a iiHt--
ganlzlng the TERRITORY of Platte. Re-
to committee on Territories.
Mr. Wilcox introduced resolution prov.
ing that the representatives 9th, cuf--,
ment at foreign courts, be instructed, = ="
such amendments to the existing trrl,,> =
tween the United States and foreign powell
as will secure the same liberty oi religious
worship TO all Americans, residing uHd''
foreign flags, which Is guaranteed 20 all -
el"n citizens residing under thr flag Of our
Union; and that in all irra'ies hereafter 10 Re
made, the Commissioner. shall secure II pc
slble, similar provision. Referred 70 the
committee on Foreign Affairs.
The House then went into COMMITTEE NJ
the Whole. the question pending he''. p, N n
resolution of Mr. Brooks. TO refer - n7.n F"
the message as relates TO the taE.a. -"'
special committee.
Mr. Jones of Paw surprised thi, IL ger
tleman from New York should. al IN, -
open up the tariff question. The :'r'''la-
must know that constituted as the lio1'' ~
nothing can possibly occur that wo1.i II u !,
furious TO the Interests Of pro'er'l'I- -
Jones proceeded to address The iion'r 3
length, in opposition 10 ne ..-r
proposed by Mr. Brooks. and was d o
that, Judging from the present asle'' q. o.
rope. and of our foreign relations. W
in less than twelve months find onr''-''' -. -,
adefciency.and predicted that Franz, ~ -.
by Russia, Austria and rru>sla,wonl n u
test with US our ability to MAINTAIN ne NJ
roe doctrine.
Mr. Johnsan of Gcargia va. IN ia, :.
Select committee. and reduction NJ ~ :.
mt tariff. Abiding to Cuba he 'aif ~ !,
dependency of SPAN. and he hol." 10.
you'd remain so until that ror1rhilel"
elf should relinqu!<h the lSlan'i-
The Committee rose. without dl'p'r'
he subject before it, AID the House q '!''
d.