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Committees, Standing--

35th rule, so far as it relates to the appointment of
Standing Committees, suspended

on Foreign Relations-

appointed

clerk authorized

on Finance-

appointed

clerk authorized

clerk continued

on Commerce-
appointed
clerk authorized

on Manufactures—
appointed

on Agriculture-
appointed
on Military Affairs-
appointed

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clerk authorized

on the Militia-

appointed

on Naval Affairs-

appointed

clerk authorized

on Public Lands—

appointed

member excused

on Private Land Claims-

appointed

on Indian Affairs-

appointed

clerk authorized

of Claims-

appointed

34

34

576

35

81

678

35

:

on Revolutionary Claims-

additional member

clerk continued

appointed

clerk authorized

on the election of the Hon. S. R. Mallory to a seat

in the Senate, contested by the Hon. D. L. Yulee 6, 8, 174
member excused

to wait upon Louis Kossuth and introduce him to

169

introduce Kossuth

on French spoliations prior to July 31, 1801-
appointed

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on the bill (S. 188) granting land to the States
for the relief of indigent insane persons, appointed
on the memorials in relation to the proceedings of
the board of commissioners on the claims against
Mexico

appointed

resolution to continue

clerk authorized

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179

671

318

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Committees, Select-Continued--

on the plan for the publication of the returns of
the seventh census
appointed -

to inquire into the expediency of purchasing Cat-
lins' collection of Indian scenes and portraits
to take order for superintending the funeral of the
Hon. Henry Clay

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257

264

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473

503

503

to attend the remains of the Hon. Henry Clay to
the place of sepulture at Lexington

on a report of the Secretary of the Interior in re-
lation to the Mexican boundary commission

to inquire into abuses, bribery, or fraud in the
prosecution of claims, &c.

authorized to employ a clerk

report and resolution relating to the refusal of a

witness to take the oath propounded to him
to investigate charges preferred by Col. J. McClel-
lan against J. R. Bartlett, U. S. Commissioner
to run and mark the boundary between the U.
S. and Mexico

motion to reconsider

on bill H. R. 76, making a grant of land to the
several States and Territories of the Union for
the benefit of indigent insane persons

to investigate frauds on the revenue

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"Compromise acts," resolution by Mr. Foote, of Mississippi, in

549

572, 573

575

588, 591

604

605

613

678, 679

relation to, 33, 41, 47, 63, 67, 72, 76, 78, 80, 82,
85, 111, 160, 163, 170, 174, 235, 238

Comptroller, First, clerks in the office of, petition, increase of

Conant, Artemas, guardian of. (See bill H. R. 61.)
Condensers. (See Marine Condensers.)

Conference, Committees of-

on bill S. 146, asked and appointed by the House of
Representatives

63

201

580

298

253

253

283

House of Representatives agree to the re-

port

289

Senate agree to the report

289

on bill H. R. 207, asked and appointed by the Senate,
House of Representatives recede

537

540

on bill H. R. 43, asked and appointed by the Senate,
agreed to and appointed by the House of Repre-
sentatives

Conference, Committees of-Continued-

on bill H. R. 196, asked and appointed by the House

of Representatives

on bill H. R. 220, asked and appointed by the Senate,
agreed to and appointed by the House of Repre-

sentatives

report

Senate agree to the report

House of Representatives agree to the re-

port

on bill H. R. 241, asked and appointed by the Senate,
agreed to and appointed by the House of Repre-
sentatives

report

House of Representatives agree to the re-
port

on bill H. R. 314, asked and appointed by the Senate,
agreed to and appointed by the House of Repre-
sentatives

report

Senate agree to the report

House of Representatives agree to the re-

port

on bill H. R. 240, asked and appointed by the Senate,

agreed to and appointed by the House of Repre-
sentatives

Senate agree to the report

House of Representatives agree to the re-
port

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on bill S. 32, asked and appointed by the House

of Representatives

agreed to and appointed by the Senate

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Conger, Zachariah S., widow of, petition of Stephen P. Yeomans

and others in behalf of

reported adversely

report agreed to

Congress, printing of. (See Printing.)

Congress, library of. (See Library.)

Congress, chaplains of. (See Chaplains.)

Congress, documents of. (See Documents.)

sion of the 32d Congress

Congress, list of acts and resolutions passed during the first ses-

Congress, representatives in, apportionment of-

message of the President

report (No. 113) and bill, (see bill S. 281)
views of the minority of the committee

Page

Congress, members, bill to change the mode of compensating.
(See bill S. 424.)
Congress, assembled, &c., committee to inform the President-

on the part of the Senate

on the part of the House of Repre-
sentatives
report

Congress is ready to adjourn, committee to inform the President
on the part of the Senate
report

Page

7

7

8

686

687

687

462, 465, 530, 543, 565

Congress, adjournment of, resolution of the House of Represen-
tatives, fixing a time for
yeas and nays

530, 530, 530, 544, 544, 544

Congress, United States frigate, petty officers and crew of, peti-
tion, authority to commute their rations
Congressional Globe, settlement of the account of John C.
Rives for the proceedings and debates of the Senate published
in, resolution by Mr. Norris
Connecticut legislature, resolutions of, approving of the Com-
promise measures

41

131, 143, 159, 163

Connecticut, assistant marshal for taking the census in, memo-
rial

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Connecticut, citizens of, petition-

increase of the salary of the United
States judge for the Southern district.
of Florida

in favor of the homestead bill

Connel, John, memorial, return of duties

Connolly, Owen, resolution by Mr. Bell to appoint, a messenger
Constitution and laws, resolutions of the legislature of Iowa
declaring its unyielding devotion to

Contempt of the Senate, by refusal to take the oath propounded
by a select committee of the Senate
Contested election. (See Election.)

Contracts, public, bill amendatory of an act concerning. (See
bill S. 482.)
resolution by Mr. Hunter

Convention of delegates from Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Mis-
souri and Minnesota, assembled at Burlington, memorial for
the removal of obstructions to navigation at the Des Moines
Rapids
Convicts, felons and paupers, foreign, against the introduction
of, into United States, petitions-
citizens of Philadelphia

committee discharged
Pennsylvania

cominittee discharged

New Jersey

580

237

539

561

239

84, 88

63

588, 591-

314

7

219, 274, 436

73

3

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