Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-06

pal, Wilson lIowal, Holman, Harris, Nor
TisOn.
/ Platt M u j, Williams, Page, Dunforth, Cobb
Cannon, Randall, Read, Atkins.
Manufaetures-- -tarweu, Hawthorn; NIeyy
Ransier, FIELD, Whitley, Wordsworth Wad
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iampert, Hszleton, Be-
gole, Wilson lIowah Ray, Ross, Cain, DAVIS
! Va Hatch, Mclean Tex.
Indian Affairs - Averill, Lowe, ButieT
, [renn.l Raioy, Richmond, McNults, Lawson
/ Harris Mass I, Adams, Cnmmins, Gliding;
Military Aflairs-Godwin, Dorman, Hawley
I lul.l, Hawley lCOnn.l, Gunkel, Albright, Me-
Dougall, Th0rnburgh, Nesmith, Young Hun
Militia-ButIer ETenn.l, Hszieton, SNYDER
Ross, Cruise, Elliott. Walls, storm, slosS, Herr
| ford, Cook.
District Of Columbia-Bale n. ~, Hammer
Cotton, Rice, Herdice, Clark, Feinam' Loi-
land, Eldridge, Barnum, Leach
Judiciary-Butler Mass J, Wilson Ind.l-
Poland, Tremain, Fry, Cessna, White, ward
Eldridge, Potter N. Y Jewett.
Public Expenses-Havens, Whitley, Rich
mond, Pike, Wilber, Smith IN. C-k Bigby'
Hynes. Clark, Robbins, Luttereii.
Private Land ClAims-Myers PA j, Eames,
Sessions, Barriere, Pratt Iowa, Hendee, Free
man, Bright, Sayler tOhiol, Dewitt, Nc kenna.
Val, Packard, Seudder, Burleigh, Purman,
Archer, ,-WhitthOrne, Jamlson.
Foreign Affairs-Orth, Myers Pa.l Mlllard,
p; K. Hoar, CLARK ward, Albert, Willlahs
Territories-Mckee Miss. ], Curtis, Williams
lInd.l, Havens, HoSkinS, Grouse, Fort, Hynesr
schumacher lN.N.l Mills.
Revolutionary PensionS-ShoemRker pa. |,
Lansing, Sprague, Williams Mich smith
Ia !, CTutchfeld, Bland, Caldwell, Vance,
Rails.
Invalid Psnsions-Rusk, wallace, Barry,
McJinken, BIelish, Martin, Small, Senor hy.l,
Crittenden, O'Brien.
Railways and Canals-McCrary lIoWal, G.
p. Hoar, HGrlbert, Bass, sherwood, Lewis
lTenn.l, Taylor, Smith VA, Arthur NoI'
stone.
Mines and AIining-Love, Negley, Bufiing.
ton, Ruslg, Hubbell, Page, Sheats, Lynch,
Kendall, Southland, Harris [Ga.l
Freedmen's AdaiIs--Cobb, Num-, Rainey,
Townsend, Cotton, Morey, Barbee, Senor, Co.
mings, Eden, Adams Ky J
Education and Labor Monroe, @. +. Hoar,
Elliott, Darrall, Field, Crook, McDill Rapier,
Storm, Whitehead, Glover.
Revision OF Laws-Poland, +. X. Hoaf,
Lawrence, Duell, Parker, Pendleton, Moore,
Cason Ind, Stephens, Kendall, Knapp.
Coinage, Weights ana MeaSures-Hoo2er,
Hongfon. Harmsr, Barrere, Willard Mich. =
Sayl0r lInd.l, Strait, Mills, Berry, Bell, Ashe.
PatenIs-COnger, Fans, smart, Clements
crutchfield, t,, Bo66ins saylos sdnd'' 9mi'h
Pubic Buildings and Grounds-Pla1 s.i-
Sessions, Killinger, Sprague, Hersey, fierce
Mass Lowndes, strait, Wells, Perry MILL
Civil Service kellogg tConn.l VII
lard [Nt.l, WoOdfOrd, Sheets, Hurlbut, Butier
Mass. Strawbrldge, Willard Mich.l sayIer
White House and Hileage-Bundy, Bierz,
Ray IN. C.j, Smith, Parker \. H.,
Accounts BunDgton, Sawyer, Hosklns,
FXpenditures of the State Department
Piclkard, Cobb Kansas, st. John, Morrison
ETpenditures in the Treasury Department
Svpher, Snyder, Phillips, Schumacher N
Expenditures in the War Department
Williams llnd,l, Lamport, GURUS Bright
Expenditures OF the Navy Department
| McJunken, Burrows, Walls, Magee, Herndon
| Expense of PostOfiice Department-baffy
| Todd, Mellish, Whitthorne, Young.
| on Expenditures of Interior Department
| Orr, Woodwork, Lynch, and Roolnson III
| Expenditures on Public Buildipgs-Dureil
| Cessna, Smith lOhiol, Pratt lOhiol, Mclean.
RuIes-The Speaker, Maynard, Garfield, Cox
and Randall.
| ON Iibrary-Frye. Monroe, Clymer.
on Enrolled BiIls-Darrall, Pendleton' liar
/ ris Ca. a.,
| resolution instructipg the committee on way
and means to inquire into the expedlencf O.
| reporting bill to abolish the duty on coal
| Mr.. Cox desired to amend the resolution OS
making it imperative on the committee 10 re
objection was made to the resolution.
! Mr.. sheridan La, rising 10 a personal * <
| plan ation said that he had some agency IL
/ seating his colleague (Mr. Smith) itom TN
fourth district of Louisiana, and II any WroDs
| had been done in the matter, he conslueIet
| himself personally responsible. some news
papers had charged that the certificate to IN
| house had been executed prior to the recelp
| and canvass of the returns IN NeW ~
| leans He was informed on reliable
| authority that the returns had ar
/ rived and been properly csnvassed OF
the twenty-eghtb and twenty -nlntl pi 40
| Seenber and pTior 10 the execution of the Ger
ttfcate IL was not a matter OF physical I'm
| possibility, as it had been said, for MAJ
| could 20 In three days from any part OF M ~
] district 10 New orleans. He assured IN
/ house that the statements to the contrar.
! were untrue. II was also mistake 10 sa,
/ that that was Democratic dlstrlcts ~
| elected from IL. ,,,