The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-16
lson. Maynard. Kelly. Brooks, orth.

Mccarthy and Marshall
Appropriations-Daw Beaman, Kel
sey, WasnbuTne, of Wisconsin Lawrence
Sargent. Dlckey, Niblac ana Beck.
Banking and Currency-Garfieid, Lynch
| Judd, COburn, Smith. of Vermont: Packer
Lash, Cox, and Jones, of Kentucky.
Rec nstfuctIOn-Butler, OF Massachu
sets; FarnswOrth, Beaman. Paine, Ward
Julian. Poland, Whitiemore, Beck, WoJd
| ward and Morgan
On Reorganiz ton of the Civil Service
Hotc KISS, jerks, Armstrong, Maynard
on Ninth Census-Stokes Garfield, Banks
| Allison, Laf1in, GulIOm, Wilkinson, Halde.
| man and SchumaSter.
On Pacific Railroad - heeier, Logan
! Morrill,, Van horn (M0). Hops ins, uf-
| hngln, Lynch, Palmer, Ro It's, an Trump
| voorhees,. AXtel and Wilson (Minn.)
! On CIaIns-Wash ourne (Nass.), Hotch-
kiss, II imam, Cobb, 81 kes, ala, DIckey,
| Moore and Styles
Sawyer. Fin nklinburg, Bennett, Conger,
Holman and Pdlter.
! On Public Land<-Juiian, Ketehum,
Townsend, Fitch, Hawley, WInans, Smith
! Qowa), Wilson (Minn.) and Nc ormick.
On Post Office-FarnswOrth, Ferry, Hill,
| Twitchell, Boyd, fyner, ten, Smith and
/ Adams.
on Ma ufactures--Morrin (ra.), Ames,
Sawyer, smith (Vt), sanford, Epson Nor.
| r IL (Me), Cleveland and Rice.
! Agriculture Wilson, of Ohio; Lough-
| ridge, Fisher Smith. Dyer, Benton, Cribos,
Indian Aft irs : Clark, Van Horn,
Shar ks, Taffee, Barley, Deweese, Arm
strong, Munger ana ITu DULL
Military Affairs-LDgan, Cobb, Negley,
Packard, Stoughton, Mitcher, Asher. Nor
gan and S.Ocum.
Mill ta-Shaaks, of Maryland; Clarke,
Smy the, of Iowa; Bales, Donnelly, Trim
bic, Reading, Bird, ard Moore, of ONO.
District of CoIumbia-Cook, Walker,
Viii iamS, of Indiana; GIflIen, Bates,
Hamllton, Cowles, stone and Knott.
Judiciary-Bingham, Davis, Butler, of
Miassachutts; CooK, Peters, Mercer, Lough-
Revolu ionaIy CIaims-Boyd, Amb er,
Prosser, StoughtOn, Wilcher, Jones, Negley
Public Expenditures -Coburn, Sawyer,
Wilson of Onio: Hotcnki-s, Knapp, DON
nelly, Jones, of North Car )llna; G5tz and
Private Land CIaims-BIair, O'Nein,
Dixon, WelKer, Maynard, Wash burn, OF
Wisconsin: swami Knott and Potter.
Naval Afairs-Seoield, Ferry, stevens,
Ketchum, McCreery, Haze. Archer and
en- Foreign Af4irs-Banks, Judd, Blair,
Wilkinson, sheldon, Amber, Wood, and
Swami.
on Territories - CulIom. w ard, Tafee,
Dyer. POmerOy, Moore of Ohio, Duval,
Hamblenton, and Cleveland.
ON revolutionary Pensions = Deweese,
Willard, Knappe, Gildllan, WinanS, But
Ter of Tennessee, Rice, Rogers, am Smith
of Oregon.
Wilson Of Ohio, Hay, Bowen, strickland,
Bird, and Sweeney.
on Road and Canals -IngersolI, Auoes,
Cobb OF North Carolina, Smt h of Ohio,
Prosser, McGrew, Wells, and Winchester.
On Mines and Mining-Ferris, Sa rgent,
BBawkins, Strickland, Pomeroy, DuvaI,
On Freedmen's Afairs-DOckey, Shanks
of Indiana, Baily, Tellman, HawIey,
McGrew and Moffett.
On Education and Labor-Arnell, Beat
ty, Hoar, Townsend. HatnIlton of Florida,
Bnrdett, Tyner, McNeely and Rogers.
on Revision OF Laws-Poland, Ferris.
BlaIr. .McCreery, ,Hoar, Finklenburg, U pson,
voorhees, and Johnson.
On Coinage, Weights and Measures =
HRAtOn- X pilV- HnnnRP Hill Davis
DER and GrisWold.
on Patents Jenckes, Stevens, Smith Of
Ohio, Telliman, Moore of Illinois, John
son, Sanford, Vananken and Cal ms.
On Public Buildings and Grounds Hop
kins, Seatty, Smith of Tennessee, Tanner
and Getz.
On Mileage-Hawktns, Mercer, Packard,
Stevenson and Fox.
On Accounts-Ciark, ArncII, Burlington,
Kelsey and Ga!laday.
Expenditures in the State Department
Belly, Hail, twitcheli, styles and A cher.
On Expenditures in Treasury Depart
ment-AlllsoD, Wheeler, Lash, Ranaa all,
and Beggs
on Ex pendltures in War Department.
Williams, Tanner. Cessna, Cobb OF North
Carolina, and Burr.
on Expenditures in Navy Department
hy nch, CowIes, Dtchey, -amell, and
ON Expenditures in Post-Onice Depari-
ment- Moore OF New Jers-y, Bingham,
Hay, Benz amin, aud Mayham
On EXpenditu es in Interior Department
-Deweese, Beunet, Packer, Strader, and
Adams.
On Expenditures on Pnblie buildings
Churchlli, Eta, Phelps, HOar, and Ham
bletOn of Mary
On the Rules-The Speaker Bauks, Ter
ry, Garfield and Brooks.
Orth asked to be- and was, excused from
service on the Committee OF Ways and
Means.
Bingham. under the suspension of the
rules, introduced joint resolution for tue
protection ot the interests OF the United
states in the Union Pacific Railroad,
which was passed-99 to 50.
The bill declares the ate no Getting of the
stockholders OF New York TO have been
eSally convened. 1t approves its resOlu-
tion of adjournment to Boston; authorlZes
the Com pans to remove its general flee
from the City of New York to eithe of the
cltie~ OF Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Chicag', q ncinnati, St LOUIS, Couucil
Bluffs or Omaha Prohibits any court but
a Circuit or District Court OF the United
States from enjoining the Company or ap
pointing receiver in it; and it provides
that ieT the next annual meeting AT
Boston in 1870 the Com pany's meetings
may be held either in Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Washington, Cincinnati,
Chicago, omaha and ST. Louis.
Dawes introduced the Indian Appropr
alton bill. Referred to the Committee on
Carrie d inti oduced bill passed by the
last Congress, but not s1gnea by the PFesl-
dent, fixing the status OF the Judge AdVO-
Gates Of the Army, placing the number at
ten. Passed.
Sehenck moved to suspend the rules so
as to offer resolution for the appoint
ment OF q joint committee on ordnance.
Negatived by 80 TO 50, not two-thirds in
the Affirmative.
Carried stated that he voted last Friday
for bill to strengthen the public credit,
and it had not been SO recorded.
The House then proceeded with the bust-
ness on the Speakers table ana disposed
theI eOf as follows:
The Senate concurrent resolution for
tOint committee on the removal of pOliti-
cal diSabilltie was taken up.
Arnel moved t. tab e II, which was lost
The IesoluL on was then, on motion OF
FarnSWOrth, referFeIs to the Committee on
Recon- tructlOn.
The Senate amendment to the House
concurrent resoI ut on iOr the appointment
of a joint committee on 1etrenchment,
was taken up. The amendment PROPOSES
that he committe shah consist OF three
Senators and three members, instead OF
four Senators aud seven members. 1t was
not cOncurred in.
The House adjourned.