New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
Mr.. TAYLOR IN. " wanted tni. fat JOB postponsd
untL ire printing bureau wss established.

Mr. TAYLOR IN " wanted tnis fat JOB postponsd
untd tire printing bureau wss established.
Mr.. CLEMENS alluded to the issue OF Iressuiy
Notee tie proposition for loan, aud 10 we Ci
the cor dtion u the Treasury ssked Mr.. Phihp no
be couo GO before his constituents aud sustain h"seh
Tor voting e proposition Ike that penaitg, -.
Mr. PHILLIPS merely wished 10 ssy ' sHa v .n'
PeLnsy.g sns Democracy were quite equa - .ne IL
giua Democracy, and that they adhere' oieto Prac
tics tbsa r'cf sion. ;.
Ar. CLEMENS ssd no authority could be iound 10
the resolutions OF liz @skins na:tins tue
M. PHILLIPS thought a great zeal OF fuss had
been macs ab, ut a very little matter. He would
gladly soss for printing suen a. assia1 Documentary
Mr. CLEMENS asked whether he would do tbs by
an alteration Of tie tariff
mr.. PHILLIPS replied that he was no. afraid to
$50 erv sentiment he entertained. He would GEEK
AN oppoi unity TO give his views Ietrenchment and
reform sEi rot indulge 10 miserable pArsmony in
gard to publishing the records of the country.
Dir. REAGAN CIexasJ wished to know, il this was
not IIiEale job, why 1t was not given out BY con-
tract
The Ssx ste amendment was modified 30 az 10 re-
suiet the appropriation t. $780, Voo and then adopted
by rs agsinst 80.
Mr. Smith Va protested against this sps,a
legislation for Messls. Gales & Ssaton, which would
put q handsome percentage in their pockets, while
otter psrtes would DO tho work.
THIS Conmittee then rose, and the House voted on
tbs varous Senate Amendments rejecting, the $780,,
600 appropriation for the continuation Of tue New
Orea,s CustomHo also that Of $500 900 for the
Charleston, 5. c., Custom House.
BIZ. UASKIN IN. y. J, from the Willets' Point In.
yes,igstng Committee, offered resolution in belsl
n be Committee stating that 10 view of the fact that
the al members Of the Committee unable TO
agree cejoIity report, they be authorized to pre-
sent to tho H0qse their respective statements on the
subject.
This va agreed to, ard the statements together
with tbe test,Iat ay ordered TO be printed
TIE resolution attached to Mr. Hsskn's report
Ito be fond in full elsewhere says that the Secreta-
ry OF War not legally authorized to make the
puIcbase thst he acted improperly, njudciousy and in
impzudepS Manner and tEet the price paid was ex-
orbitaIt and unjust.
Msssfs. HOPKINS and FLORENCE gay that the
evidence does not in any degree warrant the slightest
mputa;on upon the Official personsl integrity of
that Augustus Schell, Collector OF the Port Of Now
York. hos heea guilty of any official or moral dein-
quenoy.
Mr. WOODS statement concludes with resolu
ton ia. nothing has been elected TO shog that in
the slightest degree the Secretary OF War or MIR.
Schsll acted cCrupty, but that there are circum-
tsnces connected with the of the TRANSACTION
which indicate much csrelessness the part OF the
Govel1ment, sra the want of due iorethOught and
consideration, which, il allowed TO pass without
preheasicr might be adduced as dangerous prece-
dent IN the future segment Of affairs OF this kind.
The report Of Mr.. BALL of Massachusetts, was not
handed 10.
Mr.. EASKIN wanted 70 postpone the consideration
OF the subject until Thursday noon, but there was
general standing either eide that could be
called UP a. pleasure.
AdiOLtGed.