The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
THIRTY-SGCoND CONGRESS-
SInsT SESSION
Senate.

WAsHSsrcs, Feb Is. 1852
SIR eRyNELLs VESSELS OFFERED roa ANOTHER FRANKLIN
kYPEpirIoy.
Nj FtsH (whig) Of N. Y. presented memorial from
Henry GIinnen Of New York asking the United States
10 accept free Of charge his two vesees-the Advance
and Rescue-snd praying that they and small steam
propeller be fitted out for another search for Sir John
Ersnhn. Also the petition OF three hundred citzens
OF New York, IN favor Of the came object.
Numerous petitions United states Marshsls for al
ditiensl compensation for taking the censu. and also
variety Of other petitions. were presented
wAsESeroS CRY roRT ENTRY.
Ny. HlMliS (etm.) Ct Me-, reported bill for making
Washington City port Of entry
PRINTING or KosSUTHs LETTER-w.nM DEBATE
Mir HanIiS. frem the Committee on Printing reported
m favor q printing the communication addressed by
Mr. BosIASp. (des Of Ark opposed the printing bs.
cause it unnecessary Il ussle, print papers
the Senate had already had enough So much talking
&nd printing had aresdy taken place thi: ,ubject
Fir. BApefE, (vAig) OF N G said b. had Aopsi
that tie eenste lad got rid Of this person altogether
After bis military introduction to the Senate !: We,
hardly to have been anticipated that be would make his
appearance here again in literary capacity
Mr. HsMLIn said this was letter from at least very
distrgushed man. and IL desired by many senstors
chat IL should the records Of the Senate For this
reasoD he would favor its printing.
DIT B.pGfk moved that the report Of the committee be
laid on the table. Lost, by yeas le; nays a
The question was taken on adopting the report which
Dir BoRIAsp rsd the senate had already printed these
letters They pubshed this morning in the pspers
pad BY the snsss or publishing its proceedings He
ms BADGER raid that publicity was not the obec.
sought was to put the manifesto from the governor
chief magistrate. ruler OF the kingdom OF Hungary
thu free principles Of governments amepg the ofcial
records Of the sen.e and thus down to poserity
Mr. CAss, (dem Of Michigan, said that he regarded
the letter only noaet mode Of returning thanks for
The hospitaities bestowed upon him. 1t would be dis
courteous to refuse to pint it.
MT BcILER, (aem) Of g. @, said that when tbs
ing gentlemen were particular enough to guard against
him the opportunity Of addressing tbs Senate
This letter addressed TO the Senate, ind rect
mode Of getting before this body the views OF this person.
and thus endng them forth der the sanction OF the
Senate, as one ot lite ofAcial documents L. was not
Mr. Cae said il was a new idea that the ssnat. sane
TONED and endorsed all that contaneain the doou
ments IT ordered TO he printed
Mr.. BgTLER-I did net say
Mr. cHAr, Gree sei Of Ohio said it would be disre-
cpectfu to Kosun print letter OF thanks for
che attention aud repset paid 10 him by the
The people Of Ohio Lad shown him the distinguished
aonors and they lad or II the precedent established BY
Congress.
Mr BApcrE said that If there was any implied disrs
rpect In the Senate refusing TO print these letters. tsa
dsrespeot from the motion Of the Senator OF Ohio
The paper was received and read here yesterday and
every formal respect was shown it, There the matter
would have rested Tad not the Senator owed that IL be
printed II mstter net Of kind usually printed by
Che Senate The Senator rejecting the enthusiasm Of
respect that It ts printed; and the COMMITTEES on
Printing also governed BY the same enth asiasm report
80 n iayur 3: Fristsg Wa It d'repeetiui for those
under the influence Of enthusiasm for Koeuth and
ais doctrines 20 oppose tse printing Of matter not nece
ray to BE- printed for any purpose whatever For one
did not desire tns records OF the Senate to be covered
by anything further res ting 10 this gentleman.
Mr. SEWARD Gree cell Of u, said that as Con grsss
had sent national vessel to Asia for Kossu,h had In.
vited him to Washington aid had received him their
guest II due &c TIE SELF respect Of the Senate
oeye and treat thots thanks with all proper courtesy
MT BUTLER said that 10 the letter Of Koesuth he
rumes that we received him the representative OF his
sountry. Now, thu vs not the care He was never re-
afVAA N nv Tha hrrn t1a aana
xrom Ohio says that the refusal to print will be dis
courteous. Gentlemen MAKE motions and raise issues,
themselves and because others do not agree with them
and vote for every sng they propose they say II
want Of courtesy.
cumssnoes Of Kosssth and reception by the
Senate the expression Of his thanks ought 10 be re.
oeved and placed upon record The Senator from
North Carolina seemed 70 act under the influence Of
cpecies Of bydropboba whenever the of Kossuth
mentioned. It vsuid appear As IL there was some
ng poisonous In that name for that honorable Sena
zo always becomes sgitatsd and excited thereby We
have Continued Mt d received him with al show OF
hospitality and When he proposes to make his bow
and take his leave gentlemen for kicking hin out OF
doors
Mr.. B.perB hsid that the Senator from Louisiana
would have some diheuty In making good the position
that those who opposed this printing for kicking
hsssuth out OF doors. Kofsuth invited he came,
and the Senate received him IN this chamber he made
Ais bow here aud vhs be let the hall not because
he was kicked out H however, sent this paper here
IL read and because IL unusus 10 print any such
matter II not de.pectul to refuse 10 nrint iris
The Senate bad not cone yet that which Il would have
80 DO End that which 10 ready to any moment
and that was TO pay the Of entertaining Koesuth
and his suite this city Instead OF entertaining any
eesire TO prevent Kosfuth from making hi. bow and
Taking Ms leave Of be would willingly withdraw his
Sb.otion, 70 the printing II he thought BY doing
Ko~uth would make his bow and leave tbs country
oitogether. (Lsugbtsr)
80 Ran AND said that vher propositions relating 70
X .1th we're first introduced 10 the Senate he sub
- ! one which embraced 10 his invitation his recep-
ii aaa made provision for deff.ying all expenses ne
ga # sle his motion comprehensive 10 prevent this
maj 81 pg continually the subject Of discussion h.rs.
ne p.shei 10 get rid Of him 10 enc measure