New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

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and nll the Aouse amendu ehts To Senite ansas.
meDts except the were agrredfo.
On the mO,ion Ut Mr.. SHIELDs, tks
sspate took up the House bill snrh,nz,ns m.
PRESIDENT to OTganize certain companies ~ mn,,,-
Rangers fer the projections Of Oregon ",
exico. 9TH, Texas and Caforns. frou I,d,.,
q prtdaiicns ir was amended and then ordrr,I
Il third reading.
After a short Executive session the
Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
On the motion OF Mr.. SIBLEY. a resoIu.
ton WIS adopted iDstmcting the Con Mite. A,
Public Lands 10 inquire into the expedieary Of A.
tshllshine an additional land office IN Mmpe.,t.
and providing tor the appointment Of Surveyor,
General in that Territory.
The House proceeded 10 the consiiers.
tion Of the bill granting right OF way and l,.i.
10 Florida and Alsbama. for the constuctaa of
Rsilrosd from Pensacola u Montgomery aM
rcross FLORIDA TO some point GA the Aa.a,o
Ocesn.
Mr.. CABRLL spoke in favor of the bill
when mtt,on wss made 10 isy IL on the tsAe.
but was disagreed to- Yeas IS Nays 81 -lnd u.
bill was referred n Committee 1T rhe Whole %
the State Of the Union by the casting vote VI As
Speaker.
MIR. GoRaAN called up the Report made
Yesterday from the Printing Committee. The
bill repeals the Contact Law; provides for the
immediate election Of a Public Printer by essA
House; 61es he prices to be pad, C,ngr.ss 70
iurnish the white paper. AID JOINT Com nittee
10 he appointed to superintend the printing and
| sdupt such measures as NAV he deemed necessary
70 remedy any neglect or delay IN the eXecutoa
thereof.
NJ. HoUsToN appealed 10 Mr.. German
TO move postponement Of the bill, in orderts
give time 70 examine lt.
Mr.. G0RMAN replied that be could not
do so. as this was no new question. AID essry.
thing come cied with il WAS well understood by
alt He then explained the bill and IN reply 10
questions put by Mr. Stanley. laid the Pnati,s
Coumi ee had passed a resolution that Nt
Hamt, has not complied with his contract and
that Gideon q Co, and DonelsJn n Armstrong,
with whom separate contracts were heret0fbe
made, to execute printing for the two Houses,
had given HIM on assurance III writing, that they
will renquish their contracts to the Government
at any time.
M. GlrDINGs inquired whethsr the ia
tfr ST OF the Wings we've well cared for in this
erfsng- menf as thOs. o the Demo 'ratsf
Mr.. GoRMAN replied that lhe Interests
Of no particular party were looked 70. We tried
20 do what was right, and we expect to elect
Democratic Printer u We can.
Mr.. GIDDInGs wished to know II this
YVES the decision Ofthe recent Democratic Cancus
Mr.. GoBMAN SAID he Democrats In CAD
Gus agreed that the printing was not executed
according to the cOntrncr,-that the pubic bus.
ness was suffering from the failure,-that there
must he som. remedy and that they agreed 70
the plan in the bill as the bert remedy.
MIR. McMULLEN asked how the prices
nported b' the Committee agreed with the
prices Of 1919
Mr.. GoRMAN replied IS to %
per cent below those last nsmed And, in reply
toa question b, NJ Stevens. of Pa, he said, 4
This bill should pass, Dir. Hamilton. the presea
printer, would relinquish his contract.
After further proceedings, Mr.. GoRmAs
demanded fhe previous question, but ir was not
seconded-49 against 90.
Several amer dGSnts to the bill wee
proposed and the further confederation Of the sub
lrct wa postponed until to morrow.
The House went INFO Committee OF the
Whole OF the State of the Union the indies
Appropriation bill, when amendments were do
cllssed but not voted on.
The Committee rose and the House a1-
iOulned.