Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-17


La, and Blair of Pa
MdnyactureS-Adams of Mass, Scranton
of Pa, Mcqueen of S. c., Leake of Va.
Moore of Ky, French of Me-, Dunn of Ind.
Riggs of n. j., and Mexican OF n. Y.
Agricuhure-Butterield of n Y, Carey o
Ohio, Whitley of Del, Stewart of Pa.
Wright of Tenn, Brstow of Ky, Aldrich O
| Mn, Burch of Cal, and Grow of Pa.
Indian Afairs-Etheridge of Tenn, Bur-
rows of n. Y. Woodsun of Mo-. Farnsworth
of Ill. Clark of n. Y. Scott of CAL. Leach
of Mich, Edwards of n H., and Aldrich Of
Minn.
MEha-Tompkin of Ohio, Irvine of n.
| Y, jenkins of Va, W ellis of n. Y, Webster
Of Md, SearlsC), Rufin of n c., Packer(N
and Simms 1f y. Y.
F0ragn Afars-Corwin of Ohio, Burlin
game of Mass, Barksdale of Miss. Norris of
Pa, Branch Of n. c., Boyce OF S. c., Miles
(?) Hill of Georgia. and Humphrey of n. Y.
Revolutionary PeHSions-Potter of Wis,
Verree of Pa, Craigg of n c., Adrain of
n j Junkin Of Pa, Reagan of Texas, Bah
bitt of Pa, Delano of Mass, and Leach of
y. c.
hlra1id PensiOns-Fenton of New York.
Foster Of Me, Sickles of y. Y, Florence of
Pa, Stokes Of Tenn, Kellogg of Mich.
Hall ot Pa, BrabsOn of Tenn, and Martin
of Ohio.
Roads and Canals-Mallory of Ky, Nor
ris of ILL.,, Dunn Of Ind, Singleton, of Miss,
Burroughs of y. Y, Gurley, of Ohio, Mont
gomery of Penn, Rust of Ark, and Ferry
Of Conn.
Patents-Millward of Pa, Stewart of Md,
Burnham Of Conn, Niblack of Ind, and
Frank of y Y.
PuJHc Buildings and Grolnds-Train of
Mass, Beale Of n, Y, Kett of S. c., Me
Pherson Of Pa, and Peyton Of KY.
ReriSal and Unfinished Business-LOgan
Of H., Jon of Ga, Howard of Ohio, Bah
bitt of Pa, and Foster Of Me.
Accomts-Spinner of n. Y, Kunkle of
Nd, Blake Of Ohio, Graham Of n. Y, and
Allen of Ohio.
Mleqge-Ashmore of S. c., Van Wyck of
y. Y, Loomis of Conn, Hardeman, of Ca,
and Robinson Of Ill.
Engraring-Adrain of n j., Covode of
Pa, and Maclay of y. Y.
Erpeaditllres IN the State Department-Mc-
Keen Of y. Y, Stout of Oregon. Barr of n.
j., Love Of Ga, and Dawes of Mass.
Erpenditures m the Treasury Department.
Loomis of Conn, QuarIes of Tenn, Wells
of y. Y, Thomas OF Tenn, and Train of
Mass
Erpenditues m the Var Department.
Stewart IF Pa, Larrabee Of Wis, TOmp-
kins of Ohio, Cooper of Mich, and Morrill,
of Vt.
Erpenditrres in the Nary Department.
Hatton Of Tenn, Underwood Of Ga, Blair
of Pa, Hughes Of Md, and Sherman of
Ohio.
Erpendit,res in the Post Office Depart
ment-Palmer of y. Y, Martin of Va,
Moore of Ky, Llndrum, Of La, and Stanton
OF Ohio.
EIPenditlres on Public Buldings-Bray-
ton OF r. l., Noell of Mo, Walton of Vt.,
Harris of Va. and Nelson of Tenn.
Joint ComDHftee on tie Li5rary-Pettitt of
Ind, Adams of Mass, and Pugh of Ala.
Joint C0DuuHee on Prnting-Gurley of
Ohio, Haskin of y. Y, and Dimmick Of
Penn
Joint Committee on Enrolled BiHs-David-
son Of La, and the Speaker.
The Presidents annual message was then
read.
On motion of Mr. Sherman it was referred
10 the COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the state
af ~. lin, ANA UIUci,I ~ - r-;n+aA
The question of printing the usual number
on Printing
Mr.. Fdrnsworth was, at his own request.
excused from serving on the Committee on
Indian Affairs
Mr.. Reagan was excused from serving on |
the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions, |
as on it he could be of no earthly service to
his constituents. The interests of Texas
had been degraded in the matter of assigning
Mr. Hamilton. the colleague of Mr.. Rea-
gen, was also excused from serving on the
Committee on Private Land Claims for simi-
lar reasons.
AIr Hughes asked, but failed to obtain, |
leave to introduce a bill to establish an ad- !
ditional Executive Department.
AIr. Stevenson presented the memorials OF |
James ). Crisman. contesting the seat of Mr.. |
Davis. Of Maryland
Both memorials were referred to the Com |
mittee on Elections. The House then ad-
burned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
HOUsE.-Mr. Reagan was appointed MEM
Der of the Committee on Indian Affairs, in
in place of Mr. Farnsworth, excused.
Mr.. Thompson was appointed member of
the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions, in
in place of Mr.. Reagan, excused.
Mr.. Hndman was appointed a member of
Committee on Private Land Claims, in place
Of Mr. Hamilton, excused.
The House resolved itself into Committee |
Of the Whole on the state of the Union, Mr.. |
Washburne of H., in the chair.
Mr. Sherman offered a series of resolutions |
referring the various branches of the Presi- |
DENTS Message to appropriate Standing Com
and the Pacific Railroad question to |
to a Select Committee of Is, after which the |
rose.
The memorial of Mr.. Blair of Mo, contest
mo Mr. Barrett's seat was presented and