New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

TUNED laughter IN which the wno'o 0'''''' SN'0i''
Mr. Spinua. joined. e tbo P,e.,dept'.
DT" w 5,'Ied The Senate to order, Mr.. IRii-
80 ',;,,o1 his remarks advocating the amend
NNN mr. Tcoucealcd efforts OF senators 10
"''u'' ,ke real intent and meaning oi thlS bill
co't' "Y 49,, of the remark of grecnhorn 40
aa ,;.i,ad Boston tO see the slghtS; ana a' he
"s ,slkirc along one oi the streets ol that ci'!,
t'. csze ,yss fixed on particular building When q
scsd popped out OF one oi its ~ihdo"o ana asheu
S"a,fy e he supposed that dulldng was church
.. ,yticb ne replied, "Wat, yes, ! MD till saw
~. JcviI peakin out Of one of it's winders." The
al ncaks ont of several windows of this bill.
Al, Truman only asked Of the Republicans to re-
iisye hun from his friends. His enemies he was
read, 10 meet at Any time and in sny place.
Mi. IAFIiN moved to recOmmit with instructions
o. So amend as 70 provide that before making any
,contrsct by the officers charged with that dlty,
yertlsrmens be inserted in the State paper ana al
l.ast twelve other pspers one OF which shdn De
nrinted in each Judicial District of the State for AK
week. asking for proposals for the public printing,
and uroyidlpr specific price for any extra num-
he's of any paper or document printed, and to
s,,ard the work 10 the bidders who shall offer to DO
Il at the lowest rates. such bidder to give due
security for the faithful performance of the con-
tract.
MIR. LArIIN urged his motion in a forcble speech,
the fitting terms which It's mscheyOus provisions
So well merit. and ctntended that the adoption OF
Ia amendments would secure the State against
fraud in the public printing furnish the work at the
Lowest rates, and remove the objections against the
trtscnt Law, by requiring proposals to include d
specific price for oil extra documents. Mr LailIn
motion was lost-l3 to II.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved to recOmnit, 80 as 10
amend the 81 section in regard to the puDlci iioh o'
Surroratc's notices and that the COMMITTEE De IN
strIc.ed to report the bill back amended iOrth"lh
On This moilon Mr.. DOHERTY, who had voted
with the friends of the bill all through, took inc
floor i'm opposition to it, and expressed MS as'ohlSn
ment that Democratic Senators could unite Ill such
n GIGANTIC swindle a. this. IL was scheme worth!
~ ALBANY bold exhibition OF dishonesty; and he
stood abashed and astOnshed at the conduct OF MS
Denocratic associates. He expected such Things
from Black Republicans, but not from Democrats.
Mr.. d. was gong on saying all SORTS ci thihgS Ill all
sorts Of WAYS. when Mr.. Owen called him 10 orocr
for induging in personalities.
Mr.. STOW thought the point OF order not wen
taken. He (Dohcrty) was denOunclng the pro-
uosed contract, which WAS an lmpersOnauty. Hu-
manity never could have produced Sucn mon
strosity.
Mr.. D0HrRTY denounced the bill as the offspring
of the illegtimate offspring of Republican and
Democratic caucus This was denied by some
Senator. when Mr.. Doherty appealed to Mt Love
land 10 know If it were not So
Mr.. Lo. ELAND-NOt to my knowledge.
Mr. DO IERTY-Was there not Republican
caucus on the subject!
MIR. LovELAND-NOt to my knowledge.
M DOHERTY-Dd not the Senator attend such
u caucus :,
MIR. LOyELAND-I am not a witness on the stand
TO be cross-examined. .
MIR. STOw-I ak the gentleman as Senator, II
there was no such caucus held
Mr. IOyFIAND-I know of such caucus OF my
own knowledge.
MIR. STow-Then does the Senator know through
his ignorance of such caucus Things are some
times known through ignorance.
Seeing determination on the part OF tue 0ppo-
uens of this bill to fight it to toe death, Mr. WADs-
WORTH moved to lay it on the table, which was
carried as follows;
YEAS-Messrs Boerdman Darling. Diven, Dohe,ty, Fly
Fooe Halsied johnson, Latin MAJ deyie Noxon Paterson
NAYS-Mesrs Ames. Brandeth. Hubbel, Johnson Love
IsId Mather Pratt, Scott sche, Scott, John D. Willard
Nilisms-ll 80 .,c -,
This is probably the end of the bill for this session.
though am effort may be made to call it up again
but don't believe II can 60 through the necessary
forms to make il into law at this session.
I'm this contest Mr.. Latin has shown himself Il
read, aud forcible debater good parliamentary
and faithful representative of the people, who Will
be likely to appreciate and remember the service ne
has rendered the State in defeating this gigantic Job
The Senate is engaged on the General ApPr0pria
.iop bin. and the Assembly on the Supply bill, and
when the Legislature will adjourn 10 not yet setted
probably sometime tomorrow. think that the
Senate will pass the Appropriation without amend
ment.