New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The Public Printing.


The discussion on the appointment OF PUBIC
Printer today was interrupted by the reception OF
lac Presidents Message but will be continued 10
morrow and will be listened 10 with great interest.
The poor Locos have been perfectly asionished
~ the exposure of the hollowness OF their own pre-
tensions 10 the name OF Democrats Ihey nave
offered no arguments 10 Justify the course "h'cn
,bsy intend 10 take, and therefore the only excuse
~! oiI;,r is that the " hics did too Now would
,bs.e pure Democrats, as they unreaso naols WlsH
- he called offer this excuse tor any oiher ac
- Sbonld thew resolve TO support any oiEet
aas,-s vvould il be sufficient excuse tor hem 20
1rove ,ha, the Wings did The same INC! nave
not been in the habit Of using W mig au.n oI'ts
oo1 d;.Ecnlrv with them is that the Caucus
bas -ssolved 70 paw Father Richie, and mus suo
a., d snslave the Press below out tulson1e
sS.;s.s mon the entertainments OF the One-Mah
r9oxyer over Right The Representatives. are seH1
bs-s 10 guard the interests OF the Feop!e' anu -
their duiv as agents and servants OF me FToPte' ~
his Kitchen Cabinet hold the purse strings oil ire na
ron and they virtually tell the People represent
Gives that 10 secure certain offices Tor trends -
necessary 10 pay 8 mouth piece 10 defend ENee"t.'e
actions whether right or wrong ana mus 'ls 3TS
of public plumber oyershadows the love LOT 'ne CO
Pile and the Public is pundered 10 secure
/ avors.
It's strange that men who profess desire TO pro
mole economy and 10 oppose tue monarchic'' PfiT
~. Of -syyariinr the tools of corruption with pubic
nunder should so far belle their professions no"
T,onv moor honest hard-workng Printers are tuete
Who would gladly undertake the job and DO II ioF
about one third of what II really costs were t''c
i,ti,- NM IN 10 the lowest bidder. But here are
i0o men estirable enough, no doubt ana IS Wen Gu
titled 10 plumber the people a. any oody else. au
they without setting up single line or solthS lc'r
ialirate hands will make clear profit o! from MY
n hundred thousand dollars 4 year while one OF
TWO hundred poor Printers and excellent worAheh'
Who's, families this would sustain. cannot OBTAIN
work nj all Truly might father Richie IN his Fhap
sodv over the assembly OF the present Congress- say
tbo; he never saw the true workings OF Democratic
institutions in SO beautiful light before.
| Its said. know not how truly, that Blair AMI
Rives cleared. over and above all expenses one
hundred thousand dollars by single Job The cas-
and Navs will be taken 10 morrow. and then we sh@1i
see what Democrat is in favor OF having this state
~ ,binrs perpetuated The excuse that others have
done as bad before will not shield them from the
storm of rebuke which will fall upon them II they
support such abomnable practices
! We have now come 10 a test OF Loco Foco claims
| 10 the term of Democracy. 4 number OF practical
Durneymen printers in the city OF W ashnSton have
offered 10 DO the public printing IT about one-third
| of the price which will be charged TO the people II
| public printer is elected, and say that they will be
able 10 make more money IN that way IN one year
from the House of Representatives alone. than they
| could as ourneymen printers IN ten years. On the
! other hand two independent men, who live In large
houses and in royal style, ask to monopoze all the
money Now mark which way the Loco foco
lovers of the people will vote
| j. D. Stevenson is among the arrivals ut Cole
mans tonight. hlcHELtEu.