The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-10

gentleman farthes tfom the reporter for the Union
think my friend from Indiana has done that paper injustice
for understand that their reporters have been here regular
y reporting all the time Ia reference % the accuracy OF their
reports 10 which uson has been made by the senator from
MISSISSIPPI [Mr Baows cannot undertake % speak.
Whether the reports IN the Union made with the
accuracy those in the Globe will undertake 10 say,
because have scrunized them ascertain the fact
30 far as my knowledge extends the reports are accurate
AS 10 their TIME OF publication, cannot speak
MIR BROWN. / did not comphin OF the inaceuracy Of
the reports In the Union, but Of the sowness Of thar pub
cation.
Mr. FITZPATRICK That may be the fact am net,
however, sufficiently informed speak in regard it, for
have generally gone 10 the Globe aud adopted the Globe
IN regard TO any remarks which have made; and
have been ia the Senate have had complain Of
that
lift is the pleasure of the Senate TO act upon the matter
now, viii state IN fe minutes the expense of reporting
Al the FIRST sesson OF the Thirty Congress- the Globe
received Si6,705 Is, and the second 3s TO-
making aggregate Of s25 026 81 The Union received
sl5s49 SO the long session and 76s 60 the short
Aon, being aggregate of s23 637 90 understand the
discrepancy results from the fact that the width of the coll
in the two papers il different la addition that
have furnished certain number of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix TO senators, coat Of STAG for the
sessions. Add these amounts together and makes
pendure Of $50 81 for the sessions of Congress
and 10 that Is now proposed TO add the amounsupposng
the columns of the Sentinel be about equal those of the
Globeof s25O0U which would make upwards Of $4,000
for reporting for each Congress Of two sessions.
II be the Of the Senate into that expend
ure, have discharged my duty. trust the Senate will
not consider that have ob,ded my opinion upon the Sem
Committee Printing would not have opened my mouth
was willing that the Senate should dispose OF IT,
tain these opinions, have concealed them am nds-
posed to have than reporter for the body
willing TO adopt the paper which does belong to either
political party which may hold responsible for
and correct reports think show my dsinteresedness
In that. have prepossesson for paper than
for another. however, disposed to disclose thesc
facts to the Senate; and far concerned, If it is
Printing for investigation will investigate the subject,
and core 10 rs correcta conclusion as | can.
Mr.. HUNTER. II senators disposed to take vote
now, shall submit the motion; otherwise must
that the Senate take up the bill which has been returned from
the President
Mr.. BRoDHEAD hope we shall take the vote; the
matter IS not momentoua one, and all know aome-
thing about this printing think we all prepared to
vote to-day.
The PRESIDENT. The question is on referring the res
oluon the Committee Printing, and that question
the yeas and nays have been called for
The yeas and nays were ordered
Mr.. STUART. have no disposition to enter into the
discussion of this subject now, il the senator from Virginia
wishes to submit his motion proceed to the consideration
Of the executive but before the question is taken
Mr.. HUNTER Then hope the Senate will permit me
make the motion postpone all prior orders for the
pose of taking up the bill which have mentioned ;.
The PRESIDENT. This resolution first be dis
posed Of sefore such motion can be entertained.
Mr.. BRODHEAD | hope we will proceed with and
dispose of this small affair.
Mr.. BRIGHT. | hope the Senate will vote upon the
proposition. Il has been fully discussed.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD. Let US hear the senator from Mich
Mr.. BRIGHT. / hope the senator from Virginia will
press his notion the senator from Michigan desires to
60 on.
Mr. DODGE, of Iowa. I hope the Senate will not decide
this matter now We have right to force its consdera
ton at this time, and hope its consideration will be
postponed until Tomorrow. think sufficient has been al
ready disclosed to Justify its being committee, at
prevent its being hastily passed upon by the Senate,
for shall hereafter be called upon make large yments
the work that this resolution may authorize to be done
perfectly satisfied that there ought to be but
reporter Of the proceedings of the Senate and hope any
rate, that my friend from Indiana will allow the resolution
which has thus suddenly been brought before TO he
| Mr.. BADGER. Let it lie over
| Mr.. BRIGHT. II the from Iowa wishes to be
| MIR. DODGE, Of Iowa The senator from Michigan
| does.
Mr.. BRIGHT. The senator from Michigan, under
/ Mr. STUART. wish to be heard but the senator from
Virginia wishes 10 proceed TO other business therefor,
to postpone the further consideration Of this resolution
/ until tomorrow
The question put and the PREspEsr decided moi
| to he agreed to-
! Mr. BRIGHT. Ihnye no objection to the postponement
The motion agreed to.
/ PArrKs WITHDRAWN.
/ On motion ofMr. PRATT, it was
Ordered That Francis Meir have leave 10 withdraw hi
petition and papers.
PETITION PRESENTED.
/ Mr. NORRIS presented the memorial Of Edward Riddle
of Boston, praying the reimbursement Of
by him agent of the American contributors 10 the ndus
trial Exhibition London, in 1851 which referred 4
i the Committee on Finance.
/ DAVID arsRLE.
/ Mr. BRIGHT. desire to submit the motion that tn
the passage Of the b which yesterday
ei to be returned from the House Of
which has been returned this mornnghe bill for the relic
/ Of David Myerle-be reconsidered.
!. The PRESIDENT The motion will be entered on Ih
journal
/ PATENT OFFICE REPORT.
Il
OF the yesterday adopting The resolution authorizing
the printing OF hityseyon thousand five hundred copies
the agricultural portion Of the Patent Office report.
\ Mr. GWIN. Did the senator vote in the Affirmative
i Mr. BRoDHEAD. No division had upon the ques
! ton, and aequieseed u 4
4 Mr. GWIN. Has the senator the right 10 make the
\ uoui
/ Mr. BRoDHEAD. I acquiesced in the vote and
believe the practice OF the Senate that in such
i senator has The right 10 submit the motion.
i The PRESIDENT. Was the senator frJm Pennsy vani
within the bar OF the Senate when the taken
/ did he acquiesce IN the yosi
1 Mr. BRODHEAD. Yea, SIR
/ The PRESIDENT. The Chair decides that the senate
has the right submit he motion and the motion will
entered on the journal,
AMENDMENT SENATE
Mr. BRIGHT submitted the following resoIo ZION Tor cor
aiderations
Reoired That hereafter unless otherwise ord red bill
resolution other business requiring be nmuncae
to the House Of Representatives, shall be tak 10 tbs
House by the Secretary until days Of actual sesso
after that which the shn have been messed sha
have nervened but he shall then communicate
bill, resolution, or other business to that House.
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