New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
-xv,ra CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

WAsHISGIOs. 1hursdty May II, 4cSf
SBNAainnUFAD presented the memorial OF Senior
Mr. bnV;na 10 be allowed a claim rejected by the lac
Aioehs TSIammis.ioncrs Mexican claims Inc Select
B on The subject had been equally divided on the
ps ,ne laid on the table substitute he intends
H ~ be bill recognizing the Judiciary system OF
Ta;ted States. Ordered to be printed. - tho sar.,o
,.oIuion restricting the publication OF the osna'e
dsbs va nr~ed The reference of the subject to Com
ptsgryTER said, If the Senate no; disposed to
~, "a. sv.ern OF reporting altogether the present
S"s, was the best that could be adopted ihere
yppp ,bat could be said both sides. IL might be
~ pS .,neotly that in providing System OF report
500 the speeches had increased IN number and
NeIrsted IN kind; bad become mere political essays
1x.;o favor having but report, and that III ne
"a would be unwilling to pay for publishing that
6~x IN cher city papers. In doing he did not mean
r},udsrtood as Endorsing anything contained in the
49,. Of these papers was supposed, by the Sena
ea,n Michigan would be the effect of such proceed
- he would be far from ndorsing any attack on me
s.tent who he thought had, since IN MS once aith-
~, adhered to and carried ont the great principles on
,h no Ind been elected The course of the President
W be Nebraska BILL and on the Land bill, the two great
ssrsres OF the day had been firm, straightforward ana
sse lie ught agree with others that Ia the distribution
n patronage the President might have erred hut no one
would mpute that error any improper intention.
Mr. BRIGHT said he fully approved oil all tha, had been
said by the Senator from Virginia Tie regretted that the
Senator from Michigan had introduced this debate yeser
day or that had been supposed by any one that was
showing hostility the Administration to favor the publ
cation Of Senate debates in other papers
MIR BADGER followed in support of the measure -
Mr. JOHNSON spoke over an hour in defense OF 1he
ioJ and favor Of giving increased allowance to sus-
tain it. ,,,.
Me+srs. DAWSON, JONES, (Tenn.,l and GWIN, ia
vOred The reference
Mr. TONES favored that part relating to increased sub
scrpon The Giotc, but opposed the publication OF the
debates in other papers. He said he had an interest N
supporting The GOb for it the only permanent record
of Congressional proceedings. lie cared nothing Tor TIE
Lnion for that represented the Administrations he cared
nothing for The Senn for that represented the Demo
cratic party and he cared nothing The infringement for
that represented the Free Soil wing Of the Wing party
Motion To- refer was lost. Yeas Ia Nays, o.
MIR. FITZPATRICK moved reference To a Select
Committee. Lot-Yeas H. Nays %.
Mr.. JOHNSON asked division Of the question on the
resolution.
Question taken on the first par of the resolution for
pubicato of debates in The InOH Sentinel and TteV,
genccr. Iost-Yeas II. Nays n As follows:
lEASmeeis Ale AtchsOn. Badger Benjsnan, Bht Broad
he Brown Clayton Cooper Dawson Douglas Hunter James
Johnson Prsii. Stuart, Thompsou--l7.
EAYS-Mes Chase, Dodge (N3 J. Dodge No.e) Fitzpatrick.
Gwn, Jones Cfenn) Mallory, Morton, Norris Petit sum
Toomls To,goey, Wade. Weller, Nliams-li.
Mr. WELLER said he voted in the negative for
other purpose but give notice that he would tomorrow
move a reconsideration of the vote.
Mr. " WELLER moved TO amend the remaining part of
The resolution by reducing the number of additional copies
Of The Congressional Gi0bc to be subscribed for, from
1--WE thousand twenty-five TO twenty-five hundred and
eleven aud that The D0IV Gl0be be furnished 20 each
newspaper published in the United States. Lost.
The resolution. amended was then adopted, amount
ing 10 nothing but subscription for five thousand and
twenty-five additional copies Of The Gl0bc and 1Ppcad,c
AdiOur ned