The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-15
FR1rAY. March 9.-Sargens sui

FRIrAY, March 9.-Sargens sub
mitsed q resolution that the senate proceed will
the appointment Of standing committees, and tina
rule 46, requiring committees to be appointed by
ballot, be suspended. Carried. The following
committees were then announced:
PririIeges and Electsons-Morton chairman
Mitchell, wadleigh. Cameron, of Wisconsin, Nc
MILAN, Hoar, salisbury, Merrimon, Hill.
Foreion ReIations-Csmeron of Pennsylvania
chairman, Morton, Hamlin. Howe, Conkling, Nc
Oreery, BoRy, Eaton, Johnston.
Ff,sance-Norrlll chairman, Dawes, Ferry, Jones
of Nevada, Allison, Howe, Bayard, Herman, WAL
Appropriations Window chairman, Sargent,
Allison. Dorsey, Blaine, Davis Of West virginia
Withers, Eaton.
side, Mcmillan, Patterson, Gordon, Ransom, Ran
dolph.
Hanufaetuyes-Booth chairman. Bruce, Rollins
Aoriculfure-Paddock chairman, Sharon, Hoar,
Davis of West Virginia, Gordon.
kisstary Asatrs-spenoer chairman, . waaieigs, S,,
Naval ASairs-Sareent chairman, Anthony, Con-
over Blaine, Kirkwoed, whyte, Mcpherson.
Judiciary -Edmunds chairman, Conklng, Hswe
Chrstiancy, DAVIS of Illinois, Thurman, Mcdonald.
POsto5Eces and Postrodds-Hamln chairman,
Ferry, Jones, of Nevada, Paddock, Conover, Kirk
wood, Salisbury, Ma1ey, Bailey.
Public Lanos-Oglesby chairman, Paddock,
Booth, Chafee, Plumb, Mcdonald, Jones, OF Florida,
Grover, Garland.
ard, Bogy, Edmunds, Christiancy.
Indian A fairs Allison chairman, Ogesby, In
gals, Saunders, Hoar, McCreery, Cook
Pensions-Ingalis chairman, Bruce, Teller, MIX
wood, Davis of Illinois, withers, Bailey.
Revolutionary Clafms-Johnson chairman, Jones
of Florida, Hill, Dawes, Mcmillan.
Cl1tms-McMillan chairman, Mitchell, Cameron
OF Wisconsin, Teller, Cockrell, Hereford, Harris,
Morgan.
District of Columbia chairman, Spencer,
ingalls,, Rollins, saunders Merrimon, Barnum.
Patents wadle;gh chairman, Booth, Chaffee,
Public Buildings and Grounds-Dawes chairman,
Morrill,, Cameron of Pennsylvania, Salisbury,
Jones of Florida.
1erritories-Patterson chairman, ChristiAncy,
Chaffee, Saunders, Garland, Grover, Hereford.
Railrodds-Mitchell chairman, Howe, Dawes,
Dorsey, Teller, Ferry, Morton, Ransom, Bogy, Bar
Mines and Mning-sharon chairman, ohafree,
Kirkwood, Plumb, Hereford, Cook, Hill
Revision Of Ldrs-Christiancy chairman, ingalls,,
Davis, of Illinois, Wallace, Herman.
Education and Lab0r-Burnside chai airman, Pat
tersou, Morrill,, Bruce, Sharon, Gordon, Maxey,
Cirti Service and Retrenchment- Blaine chairman,
oglesby, Patterson, Booth, McCreery, Whyte,
Beck.
To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Sendte-Jones, of Nevada, chairman, Rollins,
Dennis.
Printing ns-Anthony chairman, Sargent and
White.
Library.-Howe, chairman, Edmunds, and
Ransom.
Rules-Ferry chairman, HamHn and Merrimon.
Engrossed Bills-Bayard chairman, WIthers An
thony.
Enrolled Bills Conover chairman, Paddock,
Grover.
Lereeo of the Mississippi Rfuer-Bruce chairman,
Blaine, Conover, Cockrell, harris.
To Examine the Several Branches Of the Court
Serrice-Chaffee chairman, Cenkling, Window,
Merrimon, Eaton.
Transportation Rates to the Ssaboard-Cameron
of Wisconsin chairman, Window, Conover, Burn
side, Saunders, Davis of West Virginia, Harris,
Lamar Beck.
On motion of Tharman, the credentials of J. B.
Eusts, claiming seat from Louisiana, were referred
to the committee privileges and elections. Gro
ver of Oregon, submitted resolution, asking that
the charges that his election procured by brib
ery corruption and other unlawful means in the
legislature of Oregon, and that he did corruptly
and frauduleHtly issue certificate of election to
z. A. Cronin presidential elector, on Dec. 26
1876, and that he gave false testimony before the
committee or about Jan. 9th, 1877, be now re-
ferred to the committee privileges and elections,
who shall thoroughly investigate and report upon
the foregoing charges, with power to send for
persons and papers. Adopted. The senate
then went into executive session, when the
cabinet no limitations were referred to ap-
propriate committees. motion to adjourn till
Monday, introduced by Cameron, of Pa, was mega
tived-A to II. When the doors re-opened the
senate adjourned until tomorrow.
SATURDAY, March 1O.-The Vice
President presented a Communication from VIM.
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