New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

present session TIE Public Printer has continually
violated ms contract. lie would lot hesiae to de-
care On all occasions hat ne would vote for send
lLg tho printing where Il e1ud BIZ done
Mr. STANTON. OfKy, sid that ata meeting OF the
Conn i''se on Printing e. Frcay. they inquired OF
ne Contractor how far he was able To 20 on with
lie irni IN xeclton ri The contract. and the Goa
tractor gave them toulcrritsId that he could no.
le was rot able 70 purchase the kind % pane re-
thf. having Do money or credit. That ire Pfesl-
reh'. Message " ND o. be ready un feft 40 weeks.
but q q ali the bills and reports had BEEN finished
auC tspf 20 The House
Mr. STUART inquired whether it was IL contem-
lauff 20 relieve Congress rom the cifh 'uties.
Mr.. STANTON Tepiie1 thar the gentleman from Ala
bdna tNT Hous'onl was applied TO b. the Printing
Conn / ee 10 and did bsing the supJsr. before the
House bot objection beng theD msie. the matte,
was no. acted upon. However, the Committee viii
make O. Investigation wben the House authorizes II
Mr.. CARTIER remarked that the statement made
good his remark, TIA, the contractor never did ia
tend 70 carry out his bond and he was at once 'or
having ire printing Of Congress done oy scmeoooy
else
Mr S1IIBtNs, If Ga opposed precpita,e ac'ioa,
ard 81 ceested TIA. the Committee on Printing in
cure aDc report whether the contract has been vlo-
lated
On NE motion Of Mr. CARTIER, the motion 70 re-
consctr nc vote by which the resolution was adopt
90. was Iaid on the table Yeas, ll2 Nays 81.
Mr. BRIGGS asked unanimous consent 20 ofer
resolution that the Committee on Elections be IN
stfuc'ed 10 inquire INTO the election OF Jonl w.
fLh't 81, me present delegate nom Ihe leHFptF
81 Utah--Nhether the said election was hel' Accord
irg 10 law, and whether any bribery, corruption or
olher Illegal means were made use OF by the sald
BerIh,sel with Brigham Young or any iobaer pei
SOUS 10 secure the said election and return WIN
pONer 10 send for persons and papers.
Mr. STEPHENS, OF Ga, was not disposed 10 Fo,e
for frf resolution, unless some gentlemen WOui1
say there is good ground for it's Introduction
TIE SPEAKER said u vas question ot privilege;
Mr BRIGGS remarked mat the resolution had
been offered by him from the best OF motives
% naFEn q a
ity of the election Of TIE De egate lie had reason
TO believe sud he thought that the House would
come % The same conclusion, from the evidence OF
the rciuu ed United States officers hat Bernhlssl
holds his seat without shadow Of night. he ora
not wish 10 prejudice the by any remarks, but
would merely say that Befnhisel had no more
right to the seat than The fthest pers N On earth
Mr PRESTON KING SAID that the Delegate was not
in his seat and suggested that the resolution lay
over til he shall be hereto which Mr.. Briggs as
sen,ed
The House refused to suspend the rules to allow
MIR DISNEY TO introduce resolution 20 grant me
use OF the Hall, tomorrow evening, for the Ameri-
can Colonization SOcietys meeting
Mr. CLINGMAN asked feave 10 offer the following
Where's. Some Of the SAFES Of this Union have IN their
CoDuunons provided for the absolute exclusion Of free
from their territories while others have sought 70
OBJ ain the object by legislation; and,
Whereas Complaints have az times been made by other
States and Batlors therefore,
Resood Tha, the opihon Of the House of Represent
stves 1t the uuQuestionable right OF each Of the
States exclude either wholly partially from her terri
tory negroes either free slaves and that the exercise OF
tins right Affords Just ground Of complaint TO Othe states
nations
Objection was made, and the suspension Of the
Tu'es TO introduce the resolution refused, by 60
arai!st IL