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.. M •' J . «--• d *-• ..nj.a.l.u ^-fitfii I r -I)1*t 'c'lift & .1-ifatr^ A-II rf^ 'irt-iifl^fS ti'"lr- • JjjWj^jd^rltei •^TWrifc* »-, •• ^ •$"** %1 . A" *< \- *. * ' f\. 4 IOTABLE COMMITTEE. <*rtjj!» mi the Committee of Ways aa«l v Mean*--The Men Who Have Bmd at Ite Heud. 1$. __ [Tram the New York World.] origin in the Congress The origin in the Congress of the ;>d|Jmted States of tho Committee of Ways f ind Means, and the names of the emi- » Bent men who have been placed at the head of this important committee daring '• oar national life, and the territorial or sectional distribution of its Ohairman- * Ship among the several States, are pre- 1* tented in the facts which we give below. The records of the House of Representa- i lives exhibit the following orders: July 24, 1789.--Ordered, That a Committee M Ways and Moans, to consist of a member from each State, b© appointed, to which it shall be referred to consider the report of commifc- " "tee appointed to prepare am estimate of sup­ plies requisite for the service of the United States the current year, and to report thereon. Chairman, Thomas Fitzsimmons, Pennsylva- ata. Sept. 17, 178®.--Ordered, That the Commit- J tie of WayB and Means be discharged from .."farther proceeding on the business to them re- ferrod. and that it be referred to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States to eon- AflSier and report thereon. Dec. 21, 1795. Ordered, That a standing •^Coramittee of Ways and Means be appointed, " Who»e duty it shall be to take into considera- !tton all such reports of the Treasury Depart- '* merit and all Buch propositione relative to the revenue as may be referred to them by the House ; to inquire into the state of the public debt, of the revenue, and of the expenditures, and to report from time to time their opinion thereon. Chairman, Mr. William Smith, South Qurolina. Dec. 24, 1795.--Ordered, That the report of |Jie Secretary of the Treasury, accompanied * With estimates of the sums necessary to be ap­ propriated for the service of the year 1796, also .Statements of the application of certain Mima fit money granted by law, be referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. Dec. 16, 1796.--Resolved, That a standing Committee of Ways and Means be appointed, whoM? duty it shall be to taae into considera­ tion all such reports of the Treasury Depart- . ment and all such propositions relative to the revenue as may be referred to them by the House; to inquire into the state of the public debt, of the revenue and of the expenditures, and to report from time to time their opinion thereon. Chairman, Mr. William Smith, south Carolina. _ • It would seem from this record that Congress began, in partial imitation of the House of Commons, by creating a 'committee of "supply," to which, prob­ ably, was referred the estimates coming from the President and the Treasury, and when this committee of supply re­ ported, their report was referred, in 1789, to a Committee of Ways and Means, consisting not, as now, of nine members, but of "a member from each fltate." And this business was, on Sept. 7, 1789, taken from the Ways and Committee and referred back to fhe treasury for consideration and re­ port. Under the English system at that time, the House of Commons did not vote money unless asked by the Crown. T^ie foundation "of all taxes was the declaration of the Crown that they were essential, but the Crown had no concern the nature or distribution of the tes. Thus it was, possibly, that the Sport of the Ways and Means Com­ mittee went biick to the Executive for approval, since in England the Crown demanded money, the Commons granted, a^d the Lords assented to the grant, i In 1795 it seems that ali the estimates the treasury were sent directly to the Committee of Ways and Means, without any intervention of a committee on supply, and early in this century the present Ways and Means Committee had a< permanent exiBtenoe in each Congress •b a select committee composed of nine qjiembers. The records before us do not disclose dearly the constitution of the commit­ tee during the First, Second, and Third Congress, and, indeed, in those nearer our own day there is a want of preoision as to dates of resignation and Oiling va­ cancies, but the following list of names q£ those members who have been at the head of this committee is otherwise sub stantidily correct: Year. Name. Slate. 1TM Thomas FitzBimmons. ...Pennsylvania. 17M»? William Smith South Carolina. t#T«.1801 • ..Robert: - Hai-per South Carolina. 1801- 2 Roger GriswoM • • .Connecticut, 1802-6.... .John Randolph Virginia. 1806- 7 .JoH'ph Clay .Pennsylvania. 1807-9.... .George W. Campbell Tennessee. 1809-11 John W. Eppes Virginia. Mil-IB.,. .Eaekfci Bacon Muwachusette.™ 1812-13....Lang-on Cheres South Carolina. 1813-15....Joh-a W. Eppes Virginia. 1816-18.... William Lowndes Month Carolina. 1818-23.... "aaiuel Smith Maryland. 1823-7/.. ..IjoniB Iflcfeno....Delaware. 182733 '.John Rmdolph Virginia. 1823-32 George MoPuila South Carolina , 1832-3.....Italian C. VcrolaBcl. New York. 1833- 5 .tames X, Polf. Tennessee. 18M-9. C. Gamlweiing New York. 1889-40,,..John W. Jones Virginia. 1841-3. ;. Millard Fillmore Hew York. 1843-7. A". .James J. Mi-Kay North Oerottna, 1847-9 .Hauiucl F.Vinton Ohio. 1849-51....Thomas H. Hayley Virginia. 1851-6.... GeorgeS. Houston Alabama. 1866-7. .I.ewia D. Campbell Ohio. 1 8 5 7 - 6 0 ! S t a c y J o n e s P e n n s y l v a n i a . 1861-3. \. .John Sherman Ohio. 1863-5 'fluuldcuH Stevens. Pennsylvania. 1865-7 Jnxtiu S. Morrill Vermont. lOffMEL... Robert C. Sclianck. Ohio. 1871-5 Henry L. Dawes Maesaelniaetto. |te-7..... William R. Morrison.... .Illinois. From this statement it appears thai the Southern States--known before the Sectional war as the slave-labor States-- have had the Chairmanship of the com­ mittee during much more than half the period siaoe the Government has been in existence under the constitution, and that Virginia and South Carolina have each had the office longer than any other Slate--lougei even than Ohio, which had it for nine years. New York has not been thus honored sino* 1843, when Mr. Fillmore was selected, and, since 1866, the head of the Ways and Means has been taken from the West and X Presidential Electors. Mr. Eaton, of Connecticut, has intro­ duced in the United States Senate a joint, resolution amendatory of the con­ stitution of the United States. It pro­ vides that the following article bo pro- Sosed to the Legislatures of the several tates as an amenrimtnt to the constitu- tion.of the United States, which, when ratified by three-fooi ths of said Legis­ latures. shall be valid as part of said constitution, viz.: A tribunal for the decision of all contested franca arising hi the choice of electors of Preri- dent nn) Vice President shall be appointed in etch State in the following manner : Not less tfrwn twelve months prior to the time fixed by law for the choice of elector*, the Governor of State >-hdll, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of the State, appoint not leas than five ixmodh learned in law and other- Wise duly qualified, to whom nhall be referred, in such manner as the Legislature of the State ffraii direct, all cases of oonteated elections arising in reference to electors of President and Vice President. Tho tribunal so constituted shall hear and determine every such contest, and certify, at least thirty days before the day on which o o-Utn shall be* called upon to give their votes, their decision therein, to the proper jstnnung officer or officers of the State^ and also transmit an authenticated oopy thereof to the President of the Senate. The term of offioeof Mid tribunal shall expire upon the day by law for the oath of offloe to be taken by the President and 'Vice President of the United Kates for the tarrn ensuing aH** their appointment. United States Laii Majj. Powell, at the head of the geo­ logical survey of the Territories, is en­ gaged in preparing an accurate state­ ment of the amount of arable land owned by the Government. Bfe divides the United States into three regions with respect to agriculture--the humid ox arable, tho sub-arid, and the arid. In the arable portion, which includes the country east of a line drawn from the eastern point of Lake Superior to the Gulf, the United States owns no lands not taken up. The belt of country 350 miles in width, from Canada to the'Gulf adjoining that belt on the west, ie the sub-arid division. In this the United States owns ft considerable quantity of land which may be cultivated by irriga­ tion- West of that, in .the immense arid belt extending from the Rocky mountains into Eastern California, only 2 per cent, of the land can be cultivated, and of this per cant. 1 per cent, has al- ! ready been taken ap. " Got. Morton's Disease. The physician who predicted, thirteen years ago, Senator Morton's death exact­ ly as it occurred, describes the way in which the Senator received the predic­ tion. " Well," he said, after being quiet a little while, 441 fear, doctor, there is more the matter with me than I have been aware of. Tell me what you think of my case,, of the danger to life, of the possibility of recovery." I did so; I told him frankly that his disease was oue from which none, or almost none, recov­ ered; that it was one which was almost always, sooner or later, fatal. I saw from his face that it was an awful blow to him. But in a few moments it was over, and his face was as placid as any man's. Thh cynical Philadelphia Timet says: " People will go on in future ages as is the past, marrying where they ought not, and when they ought not, and whom they ought not Nobody oan rescue a persen in love." Mm, General Sherman, Wife of the Qeneral of the United States Army, saya s " I h*ve frequently purchased Durang s Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with Rheumatism, and in every instance it worked like magic." Send for circular to Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. O. To Worry the Liver And injure the s/btem generally, take blue p>lis and calomel. To regu ate it and endow the entire system with healthful vigor, use Hostetter's Sumiach Bitters, Biiions invalids, which of theao two recipes will you adopt ? We doubt not, the latter. By so doing, you will avoid the disastrous consequences which the persistent or frequent use of mercury on- tsils, and effectuate the desired reform in the action of the biliary gland without danger, as well as speedily and thoroughly. The Bitters invariably remedy yeilownassof and whites of the e; _ ' and uuder the right" shoulder-blade, furred tongue, high-colored urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, constipation, heaviness of the head, niental despondency, and every other mani­ festation or accompaniment of a disordered condition of the liver. The stomach,, bowels audi kidneys also experience thek x^ulating and tonic influence. . Glcasou's Publication*. Great reduction in price for 1878 of Gleason's Pictorial to $2 a year. Single copies 5 cents. 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"Tonisa"' for tho Appetite, "Expecto­ rants" for the Expectoration, ifnodynes for the Nervous Irritation, and Iron for the Klood, a nd thus Is both the bt*t and the most tconum ira I medicine that can betaken. By a *pec\Ae action upon the Citmtit'itional Condition Ik reaches and haa a dlrt i-t effect upon <Jb« whole serif* of ei/tnjti'imr,, l'lJLillONA i>i confidently reoommended in all cases wherein are exhibited any one or more of the following evmptOHiN i COUGH, DIFFICULTY OR Ibweoulamw OF Brfatk. raa, Wastiuo or THE Flksh, LOSS or Afpbtjte ob MKtNUTHjBUIDIMO FUOM THE LUWOS, GENERAL Deiulity, FLYINO PAINS TUKOTOH THE CHEST, Lraog OR FACE, Nxnvous HEADACHE, Nt RVOCB Pbostha-tiok, NIGHT SWEATS, DIZZINESS OK VKBTIOO, SORB TBIIOAT, SLXXPLBMMKM, lNL)IOE8TIOM, 8ixkino of THK STOMACH, Rkmittknt Fs:vkk, und etptcially in all FtmaU Diseased or Ut&rint Irreg«icsriIies* Head the Follow!u« Certlflentee* Oolleqi Hell. 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