Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16

| Ferry of Conn, Cox of Ohio, Vance of N. G.,
jackson of Geo., DUEL of N. Y, Dejarnette of
Va, Holman Of Ind, and Fenton Of Y.
| Public xpenditures-Haskin of N. Y,
Palmer of N Y, Edmundson Of Va, Killinger
of Pa, Somes of Me-, Hindman of Ark, Wood
of Pa Clopton of Ala, and Fouke of Ill.
Private Land Claims-Washbu of Wis.
Clark B. Cochrane of N. Y, Avery of Tenn,
Kenyon of N. Y, Hawkins of Fla., Hamilton
of Texas, Anderson of Mo-, Bouligney of La,
and Blair of Pa.
Manufactures 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.
Agriculture-B utterfeld of N. Y, Carey of
Ohio, Whitelcy of Del, Stewart of Pa. Wright
Tenn. Bristow of Ky, Aldrich of Min, Burch
of CAL, ad Grow of Pa.
Indian Affairs -Etheridge of Tenn, Burrows
Of N. Y, Woodson of Mo-, Farnsworth of ILL.,,
Clark of NJ Y, Scott of Cal, Leach of Mich,
Edwards of n H., and Aldrich Of Mimi
Mlitia-Tompkins of Ohio, Irvine of NY,
Jenkins of Va, Webster of Nd, Searles, (?)
Ruffn of N. c., Wells of N. Y, Packer, (?)
and Simms of n Y.
Foreign Affairs-Corwm of Ohio, Burlin-
game Of Mass, Barksdale of Miss, Morris Of
Pa, Branch of N. c., Boycc of 5 G., Myers ~
Hill of Georgia, and Humphrey of N. Y.
Revolutionary Pension-Pottcr of Wis, Ver-
rec of Pa, Craigg of N c., Adrain of N. j.,
Junkin of Pa, Reagan of Texas, Babbitt of
Pa, Delano of Mass, and Leach Of N. 9.
Invalid Pensions-Fenton of N. Y, Foster Of
Me-, Slckles of N. Y, Florence of Pa, Brabson
of Tenn, and Martin of Ohio.
Roads and Canals-Mallory Of Ky , Morris
of ILL.,, Dunn of Indiana, Singleton of Miss,
Burroughs of N. Y, Gurley of Ohio, Montgom-
cry of Pa, Rust of Ark, and Ferry of CT.
Patents-Millward of Pa, Stewart of Md,
Burnham of Conn, Niblack of Ind, and Frank
OF N. Y.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Train of
Mass, Beale of N. Y, Keitt of 5. G., McPher-
son of Pa, and Peyton of Ky.
Revisal and Unfinished Business-Logan of Ill.
Jones of Ga, Howard of Ohio, Babbitt of Pa,
and Foster of Me.
ACCOMPLISHMENT of N. Y, Kunkle of Pa,
Blake of Ohio, Graham of N. Y, and Allen of
Ohio.
Mileage-Ashmore of s. g.. Van Wyck Of
| N. Y, LOOMS of Conn, Hardeman of Ca, and
Robinson of Ill.
Engraving-Adrian of N. j., Covode of Pa,
and Maclay Of N. Y.
Expenditure in the State Department-Mc-
Kean of N. Y, Stout of Oregon, Barr of N. j.
Love of Ga, and Dawes of Mass
Expenditures in the Treasury Department
LOOMS Of Conn, Quarles of Tenn, Wells OF
N. Y, Thomas of Tenn, and Train of Mass.
Expenditures in the War OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
art of Pa, Larrabee Of Wis, Tompkins of Ohio,
Cooper of Mich and Morrill, of Vt.
Expenditures in the Navy Department-Hat-
ton Of Tenn, Underwood Of Ga, Blair of Pa,
Hughes of Pa, and Sherman of Ohio.
Expenditures In the Post Office Department
Palmer of N. Y, Martin of Va. Moore of KY,
Landrum of La. and Stanton of Ohio.
Expenditures on Public Buildings-Brayton
Of R. l., Noel of Mo-, Walton of VT, Harris
of Va and Nelson of Tenn.
Joint Committee on the Library-Pettit of
Ind, Adams of Mass. and Pugh of Ala.
Joint Committee on Printing .Gurley of Ohio,
Haskin of N. Y. and Dimmick of Pa.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills-David-
son of La. and the Speaker.
The PRESIDENT annual message was then read.
On motion of Mr., Sherman, it was referred
to the Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, and ordered to be printed.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. IL,
HoUsE-Mr. Morrill, presented the memorial
of William A. Howard of Michigan, contesting
Mr.. Cooper's seat.
Mr.. Morris offered resolutions calling on the
heads of the executive departments to commu-
nicate first the names OF persons appointed to
and from Office by the present administration in
Illinois, copies OF all Petitions letters, remon-
strances and other papers, on which the appoint
ments and removals were made.
Mr.. Barksdale objected to the further reading
of the resolutions.
Mr.. Morris said that the information should
not be suppressed.
Mr.. Barksdale said when the resolutions were
in order nobody would object
The Post Office Appropriation Bill as amend
ed by the Senate was debated but no definite
action was taken thereon. Adjourned.
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