Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

Parker Of Maryland, Marsh, Swami, and Hancock.
Banking and Currency-Messrs. Maynard, Far
we'll. Morey, Hawley of Connecticut, Hunter,
Phelps, Hubbel, Niles, Randall, Mitchell, and
Durham.
Pacific Railroads Messrs. Sawyer, Sypher, Kill
1inger. Houghton, Crocker Willard, Corwn of ILL
nois, McDiu of Iowa, Wells Of Missouri, Barnum,
Stamford Dreamer, and Neal.
| Claims-AIessrs Hawley Wells, Shoemaker, Lam
sing, Dunnel, Mum, Smith OF Ohio, Burrows,
| Howe NJ. Roberts, AMI Egan.
Commerce-ATessrs. Wheeler, Sawyer, Conger,
Hooper, Negley, Staunton, Parson, holman, and
] Wells.
! Public Lands-Messrs. Townsend, Dunnell Ortiz,
Bundy, Morey, st. John, Phillips, Bradley. Dan
1 furth, Hunton, and Clymer.
| ton, Cobb. Kellogg of Connecticut Woodward,
Scudder, Smith of Pennsylvania, Wilson OF Iowa,
Holman, Harris, and Morrison.
/ + Post-ofices and Post-roads-Messrs. Pal aef,
Sowell, Pratt of New York. Williams, Page, Dan
forth, Cobb, Cannon, Randall, Read, and Atkins.
Manufaetures- Messrs. Farwel, Hathorne, Bierfg,
Ranscar, Field WHITLEY, Woodworth, Waddel,
Wilson of Maryland, Bowen, and Blount.
Agriculture Messrs. Hayes, Lamport, Hazelton,
Begole, Wilson of Iowa, Ray, Cain, Davis of Vir-
Virginia, Hatcher and Mclean of Texas.
Indian Affairs -NIessrs. Ayerill, Lowe, Butler OF
Tennessee, Rainey, Richmond, McNul a, Lawson,
Harris OF Massachusetts, Adams, Camingo, and
| Ciddinqs.
Military Affairs-Messrs. Coburn, Donnan, Haw-
ley of Illinois, Hawley of Connecticut, Gunckle,
Albright, McDougall, Thornburgh, Nesmith, Young,
| and Hutton. INA q
Militia-Messrs. Butler of. Tennessee, Hazelton,
snyder, Ross, Craunse, Elliott, Walls, Storm, Sloss,
Hereford, and Cook. ~
| District Of Columbia Messrs. Hale of New York,
Harn1er, Gotten, Rice Hendee, Clarke, Pelham,
Lofand, Fldredge, Barnum, and Leach.
Judiciary-Messrs. Butler of Massachusetts, VIII
/ son of Indiana, Poland, Tremaine, Frey, Cessna,
White, Ward, Eldredge, Potter of New York, and
JeWett. "a u yery~ - <. ~ rri.5 @re - -
Public Expenditures Ravens, Whitley,
/ Richmond, Pike WILDER, Smith of North Carolina,
Begole, Hines, CLARK, Robbins, and LuttreI
Private Land Claims-Aessrs. Myers of Pennsyl-
vania Eanes, Sessions, Curriere, Pratt of Iowa,
Hendee, Freeman, Bright, Sayler OF Ohio, Dewitt,
and Buckner.
Naval Affairs-Messrs Scofield, Gooch Hays,
Patt of Virginia, Packard, Scudder. Burlegh, Pur-
nan, Archer Whitthorne, and jameson.
Foreign Afairs-Messrs. Orth, Myers, Willard, E.
R. Hoare, Clark, Wood, Albert, Williams OF Wis
consin Robinson of Illinois, Cox and Banning.
observation-disclosures. Mckee of Mississippi, Cur
| tbs, Williams of Indiana, Ravens, Hoskngs, Crounse.
Fort, Hines, Schumacher of New York, Brown Of
Kentucky, and Mills.
Revolutionary Pensions-Messrs. Shoemaker of
Pennsylvania Lansing, Sprague, Williams of Mich
igan, Smith of Louisiana Crutchfeld, Bland, Cald-
well, Vance, and Rawls.
Invalid Pensions-Messrs. Rusk, Wallace, Barry,
McJunken, Mellish, Martin, Small, Sener, Young
Of Kentucky, Crittenden, and O'Brien.
Railways and Canals-Messrs. HIcCrary of Iowa.
G. F. Hoare, Hurlbut, Bass, Sherwood, Lewis of
Tennessee Saylor, Smith of Virginia, Arthur, Wolf,
and Stone.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Lowe, Negley, Buff
fngton, Rusk Hubbel, Page, Sheats, Lynch, Ken
Freedmens Afairs-Messrs Cobb, Num-, Rainey,
Townsend, Culton, Morey, Barber, Sener, Comingo,
Eden, and Adams of Kentucky.
Education and Labor-Messrs. Monroe Hoar, FL
lot, Darrell, Field, Crooke, McDil, Rapier, Storm,
Whitehead, and Glover.
i Revision of the Laws-Messrs. Poland. E. R. Hoar,
L. Bull, Barber, Pendleton, Moore, Kasson, Ste
phens, Kendall, and Knapp.
Coinage, Weights and Measures-Messrs. Hooper,
Houghter, Horner, Barriare, Weand of Michigan,
Sayer of Indiana Strait Mills, Berry, and Bel lashe
Pat6ntS-MeSSrS COQGer. AnleS Stuart. Clement.
Crutchfield, Dobbins, Sayler of Indiana, Smith of
North Carolina, Sloss, Parker Of New Hampshire,
and Magee.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Messrs. Plat of
Virginia, Sessions, Killinger, Sprague, Jersey,
Pierce of Massachusetts,, Lowndes, strait Wells,
4 Perry, and Miken
q Reform of the Civil Service-Messrs Kellogg,
Coin, Willard Woodward, Sheats, Hurlbut, Butler
of Massachusetts,, Strowbridge, Willard of lchi-
gan, Sayler of Ohio, Luttrell, and Whitehouse.
Mieage-Messrs. Bundy, Biery, Payne, Smith
and Parker of New Hampshire.
Accounts-Messrs. Burlington, Sawyer, Hoskins,
Wallace, and Archer.
Expenditures of the State Department-Messr
Pickard, Cobb of Kansas, st. John, Morrison, and
| Jameson.
Expenditures in the Treasury Department.
Messrs Sypher, Snyder, Phillips, Schumacher of
New York, and Southland.
Expenditures in the War observation-disclosures
Williams of Indiana, Lamport, Curtis, Bright, and
Giddings.
Expenditures in the Navy Observation-Disclosures
AIcJunkin, Burrows, Wells, Magee, and Herndon
expenditures III CuS HOSUOInC6 departments
Messrs. Barry, Todd Mellish, Whitfhorne, and
Young.
Expenditures in the Interior Department
hIessrs Orr, Woodwork, Lynch, Robinson of Hi
nOis, and Rowles. =
Expenditures on Public Buildings essrs Buel
Cessna, Smith OF Ohio, Pratt of Iowa, and Mclean
Rules-The Speaker, Messrs. Maynard, Garfield
Cox, and Randall. .t-,sg as
Printing -Messrs Donnan, Hale of New York
and Waddell.
Library-Messrs. Frey, Monroe and Clymer.
led
Harris, of Georgia.
No further business of Importance was
1 transacted. t4
Senate.
i WASHINGTON, December 4.-Bius in
troduced To complete the water highway
from the James River to the Ohio at the nortl
d of the Kanawba to construct public build
ing at Topeka to remove all political dis
abilities to aid in the execution of the laws
in Utah. Mr.. Sherman called up his bill fol
the redemption Of the loan of 1853, and it wa
passed. Mr.. Ferry called up his resolution in
structng the Finance Committee to report {
4 bill providing a remedy for the existing none
tary arrangement and addressed the Senate
} in it's favor, asking, IN conclusion, that it be
referred to the Finance Committee.
The Senate then elected the standing com
mittees as follows {:
Privileges and Elections -Messrs. Morton, chair
man Carpenter, Logan, Anthony, Alcorn, Mitchell
unner, Hamilton, and Salisbury.
oreign Relations-Messrs. Cameron, Chairman
Morton, Hamilton Howe, Frelinghuysen, Schurz
Stockton, and McCreery.
!, Finance -Messrs. Sherman, chairman Morrill, O
Vermont, Scott Wright, Ferry of Michigan, Fen
ton, and Bayard.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Morrill, of Maine, chair
man; Sprague, Window, West, Ames, Sargent
Wilson, Stevenson, and Davis.
Commerce-Messrs. Chandler, chairman; Spen
Ger, Conkling, Paulding, Hale, Boutwell,, Gordon
and Dennis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Robertson, chairman
Sprague, Gilbert, Fenton, and Stockton.
observation-disclosures. FrelInghuysen, chairman
Robertson, Lewis, Dennis, and Gordon.
Military Afairs-Messrs. Logan, chairman; Cam
eron, Spencer, Clayton, Wadleigh, Kelly, and Ran
som.
Naval Affairs-Messrs. Cragin chairman Antho
ny, Morrill, OF Maine, Sargent, COnover, Stockton
and Norwood.
Judiciary-NIessrs. Edmunds chairman; Conk
ling, Carpenter, Frelinghuysen, Wright, Thurman
and Stevens
Post-of1ces and observation-disclosures Ram sey
chairman; Hamlin, Ferry of Michigan, Flanagan
Dorsey, Jones, Salisbury, Merri1nan, and Hamilton
of Maryland. a:aae
Public Lands-Messrs. Sprague, chairman: Win
dom, Stewart, Pratt, Oglesby, Wadleigh, Boutwell,
Kelly, and Upton.
Private Land Claims-Messrs. Thurman chair
man Ferry of Connecticut, Fenton, Bayard, AM
, Bogy
Indian Afairs-Messrs. Buckingham chairman
and McCreery. - fl
observation-disclosures Pratt chairman. Ferry n