The daily union., 1854-02-03

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Mr. BRIGHT sabmiied The following resolution
winch WAS considered BY unsnin0as cons sni:
Resolved That fhs Presdsnr be rsqaested % cornrnun
eaas z hs Seasle nnot peempauDe WIN the pahic
erfs~b eeprs y ail oonEnansA ons from the Amsneaa
sI'on = fespeetag ths sszaIs ei MARTA
A0s@a ~ AashAAn aunolitiea a. calYFHa.
Mr CASS Mr. PFesideni. desire 40 say ons word
"a Ielailon % TINS matter. very glad tha The hon.
0fahs senator from Indiana has uefed this resoatio
that these papers should be received as this qaestlon
must sooa come before as aad they viii then be needed
but in the lime. would observe that very suf-
thy and eXceiieni oceF Of The United States ho ~
now abroad, las had great injustice Gane 10 him in the
ulsrnssion % questions the House Ut Representatives
connected WITH thus matter allade Alr Brown, oar
dragoman in Turkey. He is gentleman whom have
long known. knew him well here, and have kAown
him there; and do not think that ahe. efficient
Or patriotic eEcer to Ne soand In tle public He
bias conducted himself that while he has managed the
affairs of bis country the saiir acoo OF his own gov
rfnmen lie has aeo caAcaiet tbe respect OF the Turk
sh authorities and be tcDEs as understand, decided
pAEt lA Ais aGaIr 10 favor oi human liberty and ARer
can nights Bal, MIR. President, efforts been made
70 fnlure buns and TIE very respectable member OF the
House from bs Gslrsci al Ongos ssL whom have con-
veised upon ihla sussc assured thai be fe great
interest ~ The production OF these paers, bGf IRON
difficulty be could nor get them by making ihe call ID
the House Of Representatives. very clad, there
lore, that the resolution las been offered with
view 10 procure them here
As remarked, efforts have been made 10 uiare The
feeoeci that reports circulated 10 the public papers
thai tlas gentleman had brought this country an
pns.af, pretending thai he agent oil The Turkish
goFerni1ea and had taken him through the country
der thai irlence, imposing upon the people aBd the gov
erHfenf able To contradict tIis story the
most authoritative have received letter
rom nescha rasba. short Time since Grand szier
and BOW MINISTER OF boreign Affairs in Turkey who
- Que OF The most respectable and Intelligent
II tie Ononaa empire, irndcrng 10 bis thanks
Tor the personal Efforts which 1 made IN this body
an dsuvn Ftafip far Fh4E gNpF
Amin Bey, and expressing the Qualification OF The
NallaG los The attention that bad been this
Tnrsish officer white be in tire United States
common practice wIlE eastern nations And yet
sf, The story went all the United States thai
Mr- Brown had hTougal inpo-for bere. and palmed
him OF upon iae government a2d The country 4 take
this aporasie opportunity 10 contradict that statement
fyon my place the Senate very glad, Tor this
reason ai ine Aonofabe senator from Indiana has in
Alr. DOUGLAS. Mr. President desire to add one
word From facts thin my knowledge. believe
thai great lBlastre has been done 10 Mr. Brown, and
also 10 hr MarsA our representative. think would De
than Just both OF hess gentlemen that the
correspondence which called ior by this resolution
shpnid be submitted 10 ibe Senate. ia all thai
the honorabie senator from Michigan has saa with regard
10 MIR Brown and hope that in Justice TO both these
gentlemen, the papers vii be sent ID 10 us
The question beng then taken, the resolution was
agreed %.
rArKsT OFFICE REPORT.
Mr. HAMLIN. from the Committee on Printing, who
instructed, by order OF ihe Senate inquire he
exedSeBcy 81 pTlAiGng additional number OF The
cuanies portion Of The Patent Office report reported back
the order with amendment apoprsainx thousand
OF he naEper t1r the ri the Patent Oce, thai
amended ths order would read as follows:
ordesa That seysu'een rh7usand additional copies Of
hat Pofloa q me report oi ne Comm sionsf O. raeus
% me Thousand copies Of whica shall be
Tor he Il tbe PaisnI Once
Mr PRATT. desire to isquire Of The chairman Of
tie committee whether the committee have reported in
favor Of printing many copies OF the mechanical por
non oi thls work they have Of he agricultural por5
Nj. EAMLiN I viii slaie to my friend from Maryland
thai the agricultural portion ui the repo has YET been
su5mued 10 he Senaie | Will only say thar thls
Der Of the mechancs portion, which recommend, 10
JUsi The hnmber that ordered last year should
myself have recommended II II bad been nv proposition
that the number Of tie mechanical portion should be
dnced, and thai the ngmbeg OF the agricultural portion
should be Increased but this the number whch
ed a.
Mr PRATT II aeir subsequent action upon this
subject, hope the co-miiee will reconsider the views
IA have expressed, 20 10 prlni OF the agrcn-
ura portion OF TIE Patent Oce report, and fewer OF THE
mechanical portion. II i very certain thai unless The
pfesesi aumber e hr mechanical portion OF his work "
very much better tnan the num1er winch had lasi
year, will afford little information % the people
submit 10 the honorable chairman oi The Committee
Printing whether he has examined the report of asi yrar
on arts and maun.sctnres and can point oui single
Case Of uhe description OF patent ha1 has been
granted which he comprehend. and from which any
one can derive any useia Information whatever. The
jeci which of Interest a great pau Of fhe commu-
nty--lhe agricultural classes and have no objection
20 he printing oi many 0tThal portion may
csssary. But | CONSIDER Il useless 10 print large
number printed last wear of thus mechanical portion
o the work ihlnk i il much money thrown away.
I Mr.. hANLlN. II very evident. Mr.. President,
that the mechanical portion Of the Patent Othne re-
port conid Boi be equal 70 The agricultural portion
thIns there be doubt about that Il seems 10
me, hogevef, thai fifteen thousand copies Of tins
portion may be prnied with proprley, for distribu-
non among the mechanics Of the country ! not
mechanic myself and % not clam much skii In
matters Of that son; sii, inclined 20 think that the
practical mrctanlc could derive great deal 0t useful
Information from tlis work and there be no bsrm
10 printing the number which ordered las year.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK Mr. President. ] concur very
fully the remarks Of The honorable senator from Ma
ryand am utterly opposed 10 the printing OF as large
number o The mechanical portion oi The work do
~ the agricultural por,un for In gersrsi there not
much demand. for H. am very wei aware that during
fhp ia@t ol Congress- there great effort
The psrl OF some gentlemen exchange Their agricultural
report in The ~chsnissi report tins ctrruaes more
generally throughout the northern than the southern
States. Bot ~ tne s1uth agricultural people
suiturai report much sought Tor az the
Rrasf hods .; the people prefer that por9n cf he work
wll move 70 rednce the nanober OF the mechanical por
tnn ten thousand The number OF the sgr
rUliarsl portion Of The work accordingly
Mf. HUNTER There question ap n relation 10
he agricultural portion Of the work That not before
us not haring been sent down
I Mr. klTLPsTRiCk Then. | move 70 reduce the
number uf this thousand. with The view OF making
the relation The agricultural report at the
proper time
sir. BADGER I will sagrcst 10 my friend from Al
shams. that ~e print any Of the mechanical portion