The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-07
Military l fairs Banning, O.,Schairsnan;
Marsh, Pa sWilliams nnla1Hfare Dfhreif Tenn !:

lns, Ind; Bundy, Ky: Evans. p: SmalIs. s"G
Naval Atfairs--Whi tthorne, chairman: Mills.
Texas Goode, Vac Willis n Z; Jones, n. ii;
p nHlss NsSs Hk kI@Fs Ma Hss}i
Forel gnlafairs Swain Nd, Hartman; Cox 81.
n. I.s A IA. Ind Forney, Ala, schleisher
Williams Wis. Grape Mass, Killinger, Pa.
:, iieerritoTles--Franklin Missouri chairman
K Fadal Tenn m Mills Texas; Tprney Pa;
ley, Ny; Reed, Ne Aldrich, nj; Neal; Ohio;
Maginnis, Montana: 4,
Revolutionary pensions and war Of g1812--
Mickey, Pa; chairman. 4 \ ' z
Invalid pensions Rue, Ohio, chairman;
Hewett, Ala; Riddle, Tenn; Walsh, Nd; Mac
nockson, n. J; Rainey, s. G.; Joyce, vt;
Powers, Me. M fs1 i
Railways and Canals-schleische Texas
chairman; Cabell, Va; Crittenden, Mo-; Shelly,
Ala; Mckenzie, Ky; Muller, N. ", Clark, n.
Il; Myans' 71d Mitchell Pa Camp, n r.;
: Mines :, and y Miningg.aBeebe, n. " chairman;
Ky; Jones, Ala; Rea, Mo; Wren, New: Ran,
dolph, Tenn; shaalllenbeerger, Pa; Stone, Mich
Stevens, Arizona.
Education and Labor-,-G oode, vi, chair
Manning, Miss; Bright, Tenn; Bell, Ga; Lor..
ing Mass; Campbell, Pa; Hungerford, N. Y;
Haskell Kan.
Revision Of Laws-Walsh, Md; i chair
man; Walker, Va; Bland, Mo; Bicknell,
Ind; Herbert Ala; Welles, Ky; Cravens, Ark;
Field, Mass; Clark, Iowa; Leonard, La; Nc
|, Coinage, Weights and Measurcs-stephens
Ga, chairman; Marsh, Pa; Vance, NC; Clark
Mo; Knapp, Ills; Muldrow, Miss Clark, XIV;
DarIall, La; Brewer, Mich; Ryan, Kan Dwight,
&c oho
Va; Clark, Ky; Smith, Ga; Aiken, s. G, Town
send, III; Cutler, N. j; Ward, Pa; Pollard, Mo;
Briggs, n. III; tWillits, Mich. H.. ,tyE
Public Buildings and Grounds Cook, Ga.
chairman. I1s8J f1tIffi y lt&a:. n ,a2tg
Accounts, Roberts, Nd, chairman. III
Mileage -Cobb Nd, chairman
Expenditures OF State Department SPRING
er, III, chairman; Walker, Va; .Mayham, n.
T., Dunnell, MINI. Bayne, Pa
Expenditures Of Treasury Department..
Glover, Mo-, chairman; Harris, Ga; Forney,
Ala; GAM, Ark; Veeder, N. Y; Dickey o;
Bagley, n: Y; White, Ind, Jorgensen, Va. - :.
/ Expenditures War Department. Blackburn.
Ky, chairman; Gambler, Ga; Rice, O; Darrell
La; Eames, r. I. = ~: ':'
Expenditures Navy Department Willis, N. !
Y, chairman; Whitthorne, Tenn; Carlisle, Nv:
Page Cal; Hubbell, Mich y :.
Expenditures Post Office Department
Williams, Ala, chairman; Williams, Mich:
Eg'
Expenditures Interior Departm ent Sparks,
NJ, chairman; Robbins, N. G.; Lockwood, N.
Y; Olivier, Iowa; Willis, Mich. H.
Expenditures on Public Buildings
Wis, chairman.
Expenditures in Department of Justice
Bragg, Wis chairman; Durham, KY, Eden,
III; + Hardenbergh, N. J; Hartridge, Ga; Evans,
Reform in Civil Standardization, III.
chairman; Hewett, n. Y; Cook, Ga; Garth.
Ala; Cravens, Ark; Henry, Md; Morgan, Mo:
Price, la; James, N. Y; Pugh, N. j; Sexton,
Ind r.s..t,, 49,. :. ;1.N~. Nv
M:szsgg zee: Robert Ia snar
Tenn; Knapp, III; Landers, Conn; Martin, W
V; Erret, Pa; Pound, Wis; Robinson, Mass;
Bisbee, Fla. at 5sjs,s's ,3I + s3'>1i5s =,
1Rules-The Speaker, Stephens, Ga; sayler,
O; Banks, Mass; Garfield, O.. 80 =,
Revision Of the law regulating counting of
Hunton, Va; Patten, n, Y; House, Tenn ;Bica-
nell, Ind; Herbert, Ala; Carlisle, Ky; Butler
Mass; Brown, Ind; Bragden, N. G; Sampson
Iowa.
Printing Singleton, Miss; chairman. -.
Enrolled bills-Hamilton, Ind; chairman.
Library n. Y. Chairman; Mills Of
Texas. al ftg. .;.5.sr-l.; r.. s.t,I9
SENATE, Oct. 30.-A resolution author
izing the presiding officer to appoint a select
committee on the subject of ascertsining and
declaringthe result of theelection of President
and vice President, was agreed to. Mr.. Cake in
troduced abill to reimburse the State of Texas
for repelling invasians of Indians and Mexi-
cans which was referred. j The Senate went
into executive session and then adjourned.
HOUSE, Oct. 3O.- Not in session. aya3 q
SENATE, Oct. 31-A large number of
important of which was one by Mr.. Burnside
to remove all restrictions regarding to the en-
listment of colored citizens in the army The
bill strikes out the word color :. and abolishes
all distinctions on account thereof in the army
Adjourned. "a
HOUSE Oct. s1.-Mr. Butler offered a
resolution for committee ofseyen to enquire
also into the practicability of changing its To-
cation SO as to bring into it light and air with
out pumping the one and straining the other
through stained glass. The resolution was
adopted. Mr.. Ewing from the committeeon
banking and currency reported q bill repeal
resumption act, Jan 18th, 1875. Mr.. Fort pre-
sentcd q minority report repeating all that
part of the act which authorized
the Secretary of the Treasury to redeem and
cancel greenback currency. After consider
able skirmishing motion to 'recommit the
bill wasagreed to when Mr.. Ewing to test the
sense of the House moved to reconsider. On
the table the yeas and nays were called and
resulted yeas 116 nays 1873. The bill was now
in Mr.. Ewing's hands for action at any time.
Adjourned. 4F
Senate, Nov. THE Vice President
appointed Mr.. Withers member of the board
of regents Of the Smithsonian institute. Sew
eral3b bills were referred when the senate went
into executive session and adjourned.
HOUSE, Nov. 1st.-A bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Cabell for the compensation Of
owners of cotton or tobacco seized by the Unit
ed States after April 10th, 1865. Mr.. Goode
| dent for withdrawing troops from the South.
Mr.. Ewing called up his motion to econsider
the vote recommittfng his bill for the repeal
Of the resumption act. After some discussion