Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-19

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The STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE UNITED
STATES SEYATE.-The papers inform us that
the Vice President had announced the stand
ing Committees Of the Senate. Whether
they had been elected by the Senate, in &C
cordance with previous custom, we are not
informed The Committees are all intensely
Republican, and not a single Democrat has a
Craftsmanship, We publish the list as we
find it in the Alta. 1t is incomplete and con
tans errors. There are no such names as
Hunter and Clensetman in the Senate. The
Democrats and Americans are italicized. The
Republicans are in roman.
Foreign Relations-Sumner, Colamer, Do
little, Wilmot, Browning, Polk and Brcckju-
ridge
Military Affairs and Militia-Wilson, King,
Baker, Lane, of Indiana, Lane, of Kansas,
Rice and Latham.
Finance-Fessenden, simmons, sherman,
Howe, Hunter, Pearce, Bright and -NcDoU-
gaH
Naval Afiairs--lIale. Grimes, Foote, Shcr-
man, Thompson, Nicholson and McDougaIL
y Commcrce-Chandler King, Morrill,, Viii
e son, Ten Eyck., SaatSLory and JohnSoa.
Judiciary -Trumbull, Foster, Ten Eyck
-. Cowap, Harris, Bayard Po,ceH and Clenset-
man.
e Post Offices and Post Roads Collamer
k Dixon, Wade, Trumbull, Rice, Bright ant
. LGitGm.
: Revolutionary Cluimes-King, Chandler
Wilkinson, Hale and NeS0iH.
re Public Lands-lIarlan, bingham, Clark
e Pomeroy, JohnSoa, Rice and NeSniM
o Claims-Clark, Simmons, Howe, Wilmot
=, Pomeroy, Pob and BayarG
8 District of ColumLia-G rimos, Dixon, Nor
: rill, Wade, Anthony and PoueH
. Indian Ailars-Doolittle, Wilkinson, Cow
an, Foote Lane, of Kansas, Harlan and
NcsmiM.
G Patents and the Patent Once-simmons,
Sumner, Cowan, Ihempson and SaulSbary
Pensions-Foatcr. bingham, Lane, of Ind,
Howe, Wilmot, Pomcroy and SanlsburH
Public buildings and Ground5-Foote,
Anthony Chandler, Fright, Hennedy, Wade
Wilkinson, Baker, Hale, browning and
,JoLnSon.
Eogrossiug Bills-Lane, of Indian, Nor
riIl and Ldtham
To Audit and Control Contingent Expenses
Of the Senate--Dixon, Clark and johnson.
, TESTIMONY OF AN INDEPENDENT EDuoE.-
The Hydraulic Press, of San Juan, Nevada
county, one of the most truly independent
e papers in the State, says of our nominee foI
c Governor:
John Conness is eminently positive man.
t This quality has made him many enemies, as
@ well as attached to his interests hosts of ad
miring friends. lie requires but little time
to make up his mind on any subject, and
a when it is made up the public are sure to
hear from him in some unequivocal manner.
lie is no better man than Leland
e Stanford, but he has more experience, better
! understands the duties pertaining to the
q Executive office, has more decided and ener-
getic traits of character, and would we think
= be less liable to be governed by the opinions
c of others, when he felt that his own convic-
' tions were right
! The Douglas Convention has presented a
, good man to the people. None breathes who
is truer on the Union question. Mr. Conness
has espoused the cause with all the enthusi
t asm of an ardent Irish nature and we feel
well assured, would die on the threshold OF
the capitol, as the Executive officer of the
State, before he would sanction its desecra-
t ton by treason or the infamy Of traitors,
e FAMINE FopEBoDED.-A Secession paper in
Tennessee. which hard times have reduced to
halfits original size, calculates the following
d in the biggest kind of type:
I" We can fight and conquer Abolitionists
but we cannot contend with Famine
. Farmers cross off your cotton fields at a
It distance of feet, and plant corn now. 1t is
not too late
"a Farmers-Plant more corn
: Farmers-Plant Peas
. Farmers-Plant potatoes
n Farmers-Plant beans
a Farmers-Plant cabbage!
= Clean your fields clean
Save all your straw
# Save all your crab grass
4 Save anything that will make food for man
" OF beast
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