The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-28


eaArged with throwing FIRE brands, and disturbing the
harmony OF the democratic parry. Mr.. N oontinued-l
aware OF the xed QUESTION OF the deitcAcy
growing out of the resolution, snd With pain that
au &c TO the rtrife which rscterzed the late con-
in various part, Of the Union And ALLOW me to
ssy that the CONTEXT In own gallant state was not
10 the psrtc ulsr 10 be pursued by gentle
man with regard compromise afler they
IND become the Law OF the land. I never make war
M OSa-I call the gentleman to order again have
no deposition TO hear toe gentleman In Committee OF
The srs,ssR said Mr. Majors could not discuss the
CEN pcomise measures
Nc cAnrrkA, (d.m.) Of Ohio moved and The House
agreed. that Mr. Naools might proceed In order
ns F,cKLIs, (d.m) OF Ill suggested to his friend to
let The subject go t. the COMMITTEES of the Whole
State OF toe Union where tnsre s much probs-
bity that he vii be called 70 order
M. Theoretically have very great anxiety to
SPEAK Tne gentleman has m'concrivsd my object. |
wahei 70 put Al .xtngusher on the bo0es a conten
Ion bo~svef, ~ill yied to the suggestion OF my
friend
re- question was then taken aud the resolution was
referred TO the Committee q tue Whole on the State OF
tos Union
Dir ParF (drm.) cf Tenn Introduced a resolution
that al debate in Committee OF the Whole said rsso
lotion sas terrae IN one hour after Il shall be taken
Points 81 order were raised and Mr. srAsLY moved
c. az the resolution on the table
ar P,LS-It /, not surprising that gentlemen the
wig side are anxious discussion There is
OBJECT IN It.
II. sTAs-,-The object is to rave the public money
mr.. CLisoMAN raise 4 a point Of order Lost.
The srrASER decided that the resolution in order:
after much squabbin. the decision was overruled
because the printing resolution had yet dis
cuse1 IL he Comuitt, of che Whole the State Of the
Uoioo and for Other reasons
AIR ssl-or of Va moved TO reconsider he send
ing TIE Doneson and Armstrong printing resolution TO
the Committee Of the mole The State Of the Union
ue Asj Il bad been admitted the public printer had
fiued TO perform hi ract and thar the business OF
the House IN consequence peded therefore it
tte duty OF the House 10 adopt other system by
which the printing would be furnished promptly Here
t.ocs tbs printing bad been done "a manner not NJ
al c'sditsbie to the House.
Ter % the present printer or the previous ONE
ar SHELTON rsid h- alluded 10 both.
Mr FroRracs remarked that for himself ne salts
Gei Cas the printing was ~ good Ne any that he had
seen, by contract or otherwise
Mr. sHElroN said the printer entire stranger
ca psn and Therefore he bad personal feenge In the
mater, lie did rot Know the politics Of the
gentleman lie be.s ed hat the members of the House
willing 10 give far compensation for the work
th are eht uld he loss in moLsy there would be gain
ID stler respects.
Fsrioos questions asked ANA ed a, TO the
state e business
Of Gonna, addressed the House IN favor Of recon
sdecaion insisting that this printing did not
come und er the contract for the pu bc printing He
ead chat the superintendent of the had informed
htm that the census would make two volumes OF the
exc OF the Congressional Globe Why tho Of
Do,elson and Armstrong mentioned in the resolution.
For the same reason, If the whig party in power
paa7 would have been ins rt.d Would not the whips
y cney could do for their political editors what the
democrats now propose
M FLeREscr Cskipg notice of one Of his re-
nsIs said he undertooa the gentleman to assert that
the public printer unable to perform his contract and
" cot entitled to the census work
Mr 0osh.N-Eot und er the law
Mr FlosTNcs-I want TO know the difference Of giving
tae woik 20 democrat without Newspaper and to q
democrat with newspaper want TO know why q
coostttuent q man who is democrat and by whose
vore "a psls hold seat in this House hould not have
- rair chance az democrat who has newspaper.
Mr. aonmAN-1 love all democrats like the gentemss
Eom Pep9sy vaniR.
Me- FLoSlStS - One word more.
MIR. 0oRaAN-Not If you please
hr. FLoRINcE-I will go beyond democoat. fTn-
t-erlpseI BY calls to order and confusion One word
MIR. Gcnm.S-Asthe gentleman insists SO hard, must
give way
M F-osvrss-I am here Is listener My whole
poiti ca life will bear out-that 60 beyond no man
CO award political patronage to democrats.
M. GohaAs-Exactly right. echo the language of
N trieoo MIR q. then resumed, and pointed whg. to
q, TACT that at the session Of lS42 the Senate
psssed resolutions in words that Blair Rives be dis
msed as public printers by party vote These words
stand On the record in living light, and come up In
Judgment against the wings The question IT, shall the
democrats give the printing to their friends not
would give 1t TO Donelson & Armstrong because they
aca the organs OF the democratic party lie would say
TO bis democratic friends Let kygones be bygones /
would not raise up Banquos ghoet, ii they do put
tbs cup 70 ny lips.
Gr NARoes asked leave to make one remark He felt
Injured by the cour,s Of the II use towards him bat he
sinpy witaed t. know II any question had arisen since
BE- VAS euled out OF order this morning
Cries Of "A good hit aud laughter
Mr.. HAVEN (vhig), made a few remarks, in
lteb ne desired the House to understand that while
~ came to the conclusion that the censu, printing ia
not WITHIN the contract of the pubic printer he be
eved 10 within the proy,ioa OF the join.
luton Of lS46 and Consequently ot with the
trsct OF the Printing COMMITTEES. who do with
tbs public printer
Further proceedings took place when. on motion Of
hsc oAErrER, the motion TO reconsider made by Mr
Si,ELros, was laid on the table by l3i 20 81
rls dsnFe then sdJourred