Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-24

support OF partisan corruphng in its influence
press which could live without being fed from the
public Treasury ought to die
Mr. GIDDINGS did not think il necessary for him
to deny the charge of coalition between the Freesoers
and Abotonsts and the Secessionsts and Dsunonsts.
The Freeso party had sunk low before the country il IL
became necessary for member of that party to deny
such accusation.
Mr. VENABLE. That is a matter of taste.
Mr. GIDDINGS said that, SO far as the Freesolcrs
concerned they would have looked with much favor
upon this transaction If the party power had selected
the Union the sole organ to do the printing They re-
ected with and contempt every thing in favor Of the
party would be with the Democrats in of the Union
and not in favor Of the Republic.
Mr. GORMAN moved to amend the resolution of Mr.
yEsABIE by striking out all thereof and inserting the
words that the report be recommited to the Committee
on Printing" On this motion he demanded the previous
question.
The previous question seconded-ayes S3, "a /;
and under the operation thereof the amendment Of Mr.
GoRMAN agreed to by the following vote
YEASMesrs. Abercrombie Willis Allen,'John Appleton
William Appleton, David j. Bailey Thomas II. Bayly, Bowie
Bovine Briggs Brooks Z. Darlington Cabe Chandler Chas
TAIN Clark John G. Davis, Dawson Dean, Disney Edmund
Ewing Freeman Thomas j. D. Fuller Gaylord, Gentry
G0rman Green Hall Hamilton, Hammond Harper ishan
Hyer Houston, Howard Ingerso Andrew Johnson James
Johnson George W jones' Letche Lockhnrt Mace Meteor
bers Ods Samuel w. Parker, Peasee Polk Porter Price,
Riddle, Ross Sackett Savage Schermerhorn, Schoocra
scuy, orgen s.seymour SHELTON stanly Frederick
Tor, George w Thompson Ward, Watkins, Addison White
Alexander White, Wilcox, Williams, and Yates
Brenton Albert g. Brown Joseph Cable Lewis D. Campbell
Thompson Campbell Cartier taskie, Chapman Cngman,
Fickln, Fitch, Floyd, Fowler Gddngs, Goodenow Grey,
Grow, Sampson w Harris Horsord John W. Howe, Thomas
M9ws Hunter Ives jackson jenkins John Johnson
King Kuhns Kurtz Landry Mann, Humphrey Marshall Ma
son, MoMulen, MsNair, Meade, Mson, Miner, Molony,
Perkins, Phelps Powell Robbins, Scudder Smart Smith,
Benjamin Stanton Alexander Stephens Srother, Thurs
ton, TOwnshend Tuck, venabe, Wabrdge, Wallace Wash
burn, and Woodward-79.
The resolution amended was then agreed to.
Mr.. MARSHALL, of Kentucky asked the unanimous
consent Of the House to introduce the following
luton:
the Speaker whom shall be referred the existing laws and
orders the subject Of the public printing with instructions
to to this House. by bill otherwise what amendments
to said laws may be expedient in order the faithful
and prompt execution of the printing for Congress.
Mr. GORMAN objected
Mr. MARSHALL moved to suspend the rules SO as to
enable him to offer his resolution and this motion de-
manded the yeas and nays which ordered and be-
ing taken, resulted as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Abercrombe, Allison, Ashe, Avere David
j. Bailey Barrere Bowie, Bovine, Bragg Brenon Albert g.
Brown George H. Brown, E. G. cabel, Joseph Cable Lewis
D. Campbell Thompson Campbell Cartier Caskie, Chapman
Clipgman, Cobb, Conger Curtis, Dimm6k Doakery, Doty
Eastman, Edgerton Edmundson Ewing, Fitch Floyd, Fow-
ler Gentry, Giddings, Goodenow Green Grey Grow Samp
W. Harris, Haws, Haven, Hebard, Horsord Houston
Jonn W. howe, Ihomas M Howe, Hunter, Ives, Jackson
Jenkins, James Johnson John johnson, Daniel r. Jones'
G. Jones, George King, Preston King Kuhn Kurz Lam
drg Manu. Humphrey Marshall Mason, McNair Mcqueen
Meacham, Meade, Miller Millson Miner Molony J. Moore
Morehead Morrison Newton, Orr Outlaw Parker Penni
man. Perkins, Phelps, Porter Powell, Rantou, Robbins
Sacke Sehermerhorn, Schoocraf Scudder Smart Smith,
Stanly, Benjamin Stanton Alexander H. Stephens Stroher
Sweeser Taylor Thurson, Townshend Tuck Yenable Wal
bridge, Wallace Ward Washburn Watkins Alexander White
Williams, Woodward, and Yates-111
NAYS-Messrs. Willis Allen, John Appleton, Thomas H.
Bayly Briggs Brooks Chandler Chastan, Clark j. g. Davis
Dawson, Dean, Fcklin Freeman 7. j. D. Fuller, Gaylord
Gorman Hall, Hamilton Hammond, Isham g. Harris, Hart
Hendricks, Henn Hbhard Hlyer Howard, Ingersol, An
drew Johnson Geo. W. Jones' Lecher Lockhart Mcdonald
MeMulen Murray Nabers Samuel w. Parker Peaslee Polk
Ross Savage Scurry o. S. Seymour SHELTON, Frederick
Stanton Richard H. Stanton, Stuart Sutherland, Wicox-4s
So the motion to suspend was agreed to.
Mr.. MARSHALL then submitted his resolution, and
under the operation Of the previous question, it was
agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. STUART the consideration Of the
Territorial business which had been made the special
der for this week. postponed until the third week in
May.
Mr.. STANLY asked the unanimous consent Of the House
to introduce the following resolution which If adopted
he said would the House hundred thousand dollars
Resore That the select committee be directed
gate the Of John H. Trenholm and Of VIM. Belt
for printing executed their for the Senate and House
of Representatives for the 3t Congress whether rendered be-
FORE during since the adjournment Of that Congress
Objection being made
Mr.. STANLY moved to suspend the rules
Pending which, the House adjourned