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

Mr. BRlGGS presented the resolution OF the New
York Common Council rendering the General Gov
eminent without Charge of a site FOR a Mint In that
City Referred 10 the Committee of Ways aud
Mesns
The House suspended the rules bv 1879 against s.
70 eIaNie Mr. ALLISON 10 introduce resolution with
sprean be setting forth that,
Whereas, The Superntendest OF ,he Census has pub
h'hed Tie Giosc o January clear and condensed re-
foit 81 We census CONTAINING age amount of valuable
Information, and
Weess, The information desired BY The public
cannot be had the ordinary OF printing for long
ame 70 come AID then v limited and Ver inadequate
Quantities Therefore
oiusi lso0 COPIES OF that report or tie use Of the
House provided ha, shall not exceed cent pes copy
MI ORR SAID the result OF the passage of the reso-
iuuon would he the public printer would claim that
ms contract was broken, and come here for damages
he moved 10 lay II on The table Nsgauyed Yeas
"A NvS l27
Tie resolution was passed
NJ ORR moved 10 reconsider the vote usi taksn~-
ne deSHed u inquire of the gentleman Whe intro
uueeo resolution, II II VAS rot his understanding
snu purpose that instead Of the printing II the re-
pori os'ns executed by the Public Printer 1t should
De coAe al the Office 81 TIE Globe
NJ MtlspS replied, he certainly had 10 such in
Wfliicf ne merely wished 10 disseminate the infor.
NATION N the report wi'houl regard To- any r,Sice
top "a The Tee Globe he did not know how 10 90,
the ps't cul ar matter he desired should be published
better than BY indicating where the report was nnh
hSted but on wha, day
Mr 0RR.-The gentleman proposes 10 sive tho
Committee or Printing power 20 con,rac, With -
person other the Public Printer th,y shall see
proper 10 60 so.
MIR. ALLISON said thai i,was no, his p,,oos. ~
take the JOB from the person 10 whom 1, riqh,fnlly
belonged 9'''''''
M ORR said that the efeci was 10 take ,vo,,
nom The pubic N inter- ans give 4, TO some ono sfa
lie wou,c not Object g. his but foY me yeSp, ~ a.
Poces ding, namely, the Puzzle Printer on Me-
slightest prC.eN would ~ Clslm for teaVx Js,na
ges foY alleged violNtioa Of his coa,r,c, II ,h
pm OF had violated his contract ceclsse +, yo;, &c
onoe lie thought TIE pnaier had under: Ken he
work fcr less thar he could do il i0r VIZ
Nj N0ERSoLL ca ne, think fromtAe terms NJ ,h
resolution .hot Tie C.ois once mus, nccessarily
nave lAe Job
Mr FuiIfR, o. Ne, suggested il the vote be re-.
considered carrot the House order 100 Geo comics
OF the Census repoIl - De purchased
NJ. ORR SAID thai would oOSiaie the objection
Mr.. STANTON Of ny, SAID. some time ago a resolu.
ton Yas introduced N ihe Senate 70 give the Census
printing TO the Editors Of I've Tnsoa ne SspapeY
The 1850 ution Was referred 10 the Joiat COMMITTEES
on Prn'mg VIII 90 tie matter into consideration
and received a communication from the Public
Printer claiming thar the Census printing belonged
TO hiW. The Committee. however, came to The
conclusion, 10Th Iom the terms o. abe contract aud
the law % Congress ma he was rot entitled 10 she
Neisos printing, which was 10 oe disposed OF "a
NongicSs might choose
M OAR insisted th5, to take the PriailaS OF TIL
aosuatt nom the Public Printer would give him
pfeiext TO claim damages.
MI STEPHENS Of Ga cOntended that toe printing
"Nregoiaied by Law and contract. ana that th'
uOuse cannot row make contract With any othe
Pefson than be who had entered mo II. he Wa
oPpoed 10 the House taking the initiative Ia viola
VOC oi contract. he was for holding the con
aaf'of 10 his bond. Let us wait sil get fal
Nonpendium Of the whole Census and then print.
VT DUNCAN advocated the printing OF the repsr
neicaled. II contains all that nine tea Is OF the
Ptspie want TO know
M 'ARrrrR said tina, from the opening of tht