New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

| r..,n~r~,. - ~ agreed In relsslon 10 tue
powers OF the Government anu - - - tas.e
Dsa.s. ~ - ~ sugces, whether there Is aaF
n,o-ris,r in or rood TO result from, aglta1hg this
| Question which ought 20 be pOs'PoAS" "Asi' SA0
quSsioS @i s.id. in connection with the susges-
t;on NJ Mr. Meade that there was no member o. the
Democratic party, entertaining the Views tnicA ne
h'IS 80 had manifested less disposition than ne
"a 70 ,n,ox hfeorand into this H0lse Il had
her his purpose sfueiousy - AVOID anything o the
sort bu, al the time cannot suffer myself and
nv friends TO be assaIled by others, Who enIes-an
recuIiar views, without indicating not Only my o IN
sentineuts but the sentiments vt trose wao i've
similarity OF views IL was clearly indicated ~ me
speech OF the gentleman irom North Carolina, that re
wished 10 tsy exactly what he pleased, and GalI ne
would denoUnce any man or set OF men who dinered
with him Ne: party men are assaied, and gentle
man wishes 70 vndicate them, he Is charged WIN
throwing frebrsncs. and disturbing the harmony OF
the Democratic party I am aware Of the vexe1
question, and OF the peculiar delicacy growing olL oil
the resolution. and II with pain that allude 10 tie
strife which characterized the late confess N VII
GUS parts of the Union And allow me to say, that
the contest in my own gallant State Was not as 10
the particular course 70 be pursued by any gentle-
man with regard 10 the Compromise measures, after
they had become the law Of the land. never make
war upon any human beng.
Mr. ORR-f call the gentleman 70 order again.
have lncispositon to near thesgenIleman IN CON-
The SPEAKER said Mr. Majors could not discuss the
Compromise measures
Mr.. CARTIER moved, and the HOUSE agreed, tlab
Mr. Majors might proceed II order.
M FIcKLIs suggested to his friend TO let the sub
ect go 10 the Committee of the Whole on the State
of the Union, where there Is not so much PROBABILITY
! that he will be called 20 order.
Mr.. NABoRs-Really, have no very great anxiety
to speak. The gentleman has misconceived my OBJ
ject | wished to put extnguisher on the bones
of contention. apwever, vii yield TO the susget-
The question was then taken, and the resolution
referred 10 the Committee Of the Wnole on Ihe
state OF Union.
Mr.. Polk introduced resolution that all debate in
Committee Of the Whole on said resolution snail
terminate in one hour after it shall be taken no.
Points Of order were raised, and Mr.. STANLEY
moved TO lay the resolution on the table.
Mr. PoLK-lt is not surprising that gentlemen on
the Wing side are so anxious for discussion. 1here
Is some object In IL
Mr. srASLY-The objec. is to save me public
money.
Mr CIrseMAN raised point Of order Lost
The SPEAKER decided that the resolution was in
order, and, after much sqnabbng, the decision was
oyenuled, because the printing resolution mad not
as yet been discussed in the Committee OF the
Whole on the State of the Union, and for other
! reasons.
! Mr. SHELTON moved 10 reconsiderthe vote sending
the Donaldson g. ATmsirong printing resolution TO
/ the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union He said it had been admitted that the public
printer had failed to perform his contract, and that
the business OF the House was IN consequence im-
/ peded. Therefore II was the duty OF the House %
adopt some other system by which the printing
would be furnished promptly Heretofore, the print
ing had been done IN manner not al all credlSaNe
! TO the House.
! Mr. FLoaEYcE-Does the gentlemen refer to the
present printer, or the previous one
Mr. SKELToN said he ALLUDED TO both.
Mr.. FLORENCE remarked, InaI LOT iinseu ne was
satisfied that the printing good any tina. he
! had seen by contract or otherwise.
Mr. SHELTON said the printer was an entire Stran-
ger ~ him. and therefore he had no personal feel
lngs IN the matter. He did not even know the pol
tues OF the gentleman. lie believed that the mem
bers OF the House were willing to give fair COM
pensatiOn for the work. II there should be loss in
money there would be gain in other respects
Nanous questions were asked and answered as to
The state Of business
consideration insisting that this Census printing did
not come under the contract for the public printing
lie SAID that the Superintendent of the Census had
informed him that the Census would make two vol
umes OF the size of The CONGRESSIONAL Globe. Why
are the names OF Donaldson g. Armstrong mentioned
III the resolution For the same reason # the Wing
party was in power. that the names OF Gales & Sea.
ton, or Gideon & Company. would have been insert
ed. Would not the Wings, If they could, do for hsir
political Editors what the Democrats now propose
Mr.. FLORENCE taking notice OF one of his re-.
marks, said no understood the gentleman 70 assert
that the public printer Ia unable IN perform his CON
tract, and is not entitled to the Census work.
Mr.. GORMAN-Not under the law
Mr.. FLoREHCE-I want 10 know the difference OF
giving the work TO Democrat without nj wspaper
and 70 a Democrat with newspaper want TO
know why a constituent OF a man WHO'S Democrat
and by whose vote, IN part, hold a seat IN THIS
House, should not have as fair chance as Democrat
who has newspaper
Mr.. CONAN love all Democrats like the gentle
man from Pennsy yania.
MI. FIoRENCE-One word more
Mr.. GORMAN-Not, If YOU please.
Mr.. FLoRgNcE-l will go beyonn no DcmocTas-
interrupted by calls to order and confusionl one
word-only one word ,
! Mir. GoE1AN-As the gentlemen insists so hard
must give way =.
| Mir TloRgNcE-I am here rs listener Ny
whole political life Will bear me out that go beyond
4 no man to award political patronage to Democrats
Mr.. GoRNAN-Exsctsy right. echo the language
| Of nv friend
Mr. GoRuAN then resumed, and pointed Wings to
the fact that at the extra session of 1872 the Senate
passed resolutions In words, that Blair & Riyes DO
dismissed as public printers. by party vote. These
words stand on the record in living light and come
up in judgment against the Wings The Questionls,
shall the Democrats give the printing 70 their friends
/ or not He would give II 10 Donaldson &c Arm
! party. lie would say 10 ms Democratic friends
I e Let bygones be bygones1 | would not raise no
/ Banquo's ghost II they do not put the cup TO my
! lips.
MIR. MAJORS asked leave u make oDe remark. tie
felt injured BY the course of the House toward him,
, but he simply wished 10 know II any question had
arisen since he was ruedot OF order TINS morning
lCTieS of "a good ht and aughierl
Mr. HAyTN made a few remarks, IN which he de-
sired the House 20 understand, that while he came
to The conclusion that the Census Printing Is I'd!
within the contract Of the public printer, he b.
heYcd II was not within the provision OF the Joint
resolution OF ls46, and consequently was lot within
The control OF the Printing Committee who have to
90 With the public printer.
Further proceedings tooS place. when. on notion
. Of Mr.. CARrTER the motion - reconsider made b
Air SHELroN was laid on The iaole--l9i 10 IL.
The House then adjourned.
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