The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19
4EJIKTY.rHIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON May Is, 1864.
MEXICAN CLAIMS
Mr.. BRoDHEAD (dem.) of Pa, presented the memorial
sfSnor Atocha praying to be allowed claim rejected
~ the late Board Of Commissioners Mexican Claims
HE select committee the subject had been equally d.
vided on the merits of the claim.
REORGANIZATION THE JUDICIARY
Mr. DOUGLAS (dem) Of III laid the table subsi..
cute he intends offering for the bill reorganizng the
Judiciary system of the United States Ordered to be
priated.
PRINTING THE DEBATES.
The resolution respecting the publication OF the Senate
aebates taken up, and debate is progressing.
Mr.. RusK (dem.) Of Texas urged reference Of the
subject to a committee.
Mr. HUNTER (dem.) Of ya said II the Senate was not
disposed to abolish Its system of reporting altogether,
the present proposition the best that could be adopt
ed. There much that could be said ON both sides
II might be said and correctly that in providing sys.
tn Of reporting debates the speeches had increased in
chat In the Glide and would be willing to pay for pub
hng that report in other city papers In doing he
did not mean to be understood endorsing everything
ontaned in the editorials Of these pspers was
q such proceeding He would be far from endorsing
any attack en- tie President who, he thought had since
In his Office, faithfully adhered TO and carried out the
great principles which he had been elected The
Of the President the Nebraska BILL and the
Land bIthe Two great measures Of the dsy-had been
aru, Straightforward and wise. He might agree with
hers that In the distribution Of patronage the Presi
dent might have erred but DO one would impute that
error to any improper Intention.
Mr. BnIciir (dem.) Of Ia said he fully approved Of all
xat had been sad by the Senator from Virginia Here
etted that the Senator from Michigan had introduce.
any that showing hostility to the admintrl
<n favor the publication of Senate debates in other
nr BADGER (~hig) ofN c. followed in support of the
measure
sace Of the eide and in favor giving ncreased al
-Howapce to sustainit
,s I s h e ss sSsi ~ sa Of Tenn
creased subscription to the Glo but opposed the pub
permanent rer Congressional proceedinss BE cared
<xation IL cared nothing for the Sentinel for that rep
rsentes the democratic party; and he cared nothing
sor t integs~ce for that represented the free soil
vne motion to refer was ost-yeas IA, nays 25.
M. Mr. fTA1meK (dem) Of Ala, moveda reference .
Lost-yeas IA, nays %.
Mr. JOHNSON asked division of the question on tbs
Question takon ON the first part Of the resolution for
qualification Of debates In the Union, Sentinel and Intel
eSo'scer, and lost-yeas II, nays "a as follows
YEAs- -nessrs Allen Atchsoa, Badger, Benjsmia, Brod
. g.ns.sn anS Ds
xissp.trick, Foot. Gwin, Jones of Tsnn Mallory. Not
walker, woier, and wiiiisms-a .'''''' "''''
Mr.. WELLER, (dem Of CAL, said he voted In the nexs.
tive for no other purpose but to give notice that he would
tomorrow decentralization Of the vote. He then
osed to amend the remaining part Of the resolution
sondl Clole be subscribed for from five thousand
nnd twenty-five to twenty five hundred and eleven and
st.t the Daily Globe be furnished to each newspaper
Enblished In the United States. Lost.
accounting to nothing but subscription for ave thoo,
Adjourned. -