New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

felt bour> to abide lie decision was treated as sr
alIs, not ne patty man.
In the cturs. Of bis remarks be said Mr.. 30 wlnar
receives perc. ntage fiem Mr.. Rves, who does the
work.
Mr. FOUKE DAT, III Indicated resolution he
dstired 10 offer prop> eiDg Select Committee of tive
to examine into any cNTupt combination made or pro
post 60 be made TO secAre the election Of auy officer
or the House, and whether any m .feasance GU the
part OF any Of the suboronales had been pracuced
duliDg any previous session. go
Mr. HOUSTON Dem, AIa.) Understood the public
binding was given oct by MIR. Haskln 10 pet OF MS
ard to gentleman from Ohio. Was THE true on false
MIR HASKIN said there was not word OF truttsln
the report The Committee on Printing refused to
give II binding TO the lowest bidder but after wa,
awarded, the editor Of small paper here attempted
to levy black msil.
Mr.. HOUSTON wanted 10 know who are tho par
ties who got the binding.
Mr. HASKIN Ieplieo: One lives in Ohio and the
other IN New York He appreciated the extraoTd'na-
~ cooqual abity and ceaIDess with which the gem
tieman stated all bis propositions, aud was surprised
that be lHoustop had nterpoated in discussion sub
ice, which had been referred by the house TO an Ex-
aiming COMMITTEE. He would refer the gentleman
TO the COMMITTEE who have The subject in charge.
Mr.. HOUSTON expected ouch answer from the
gentleman, who was dsposed 10 shun the investi6a-
MIR HAsKIN denied that he wanted to shun any in
vesiigaion.
MIR. HOUSTON underetood that The Republic
new spaper here chars es clearly that the Committee
Printing did let out the binding after they had received
a il wer bid for II.
Mr. BASKIN-Have YOU become the champion Of
The RepubHc newspaper
Mr.. HOUSTON-I your opposite. am the
chsmpcp of truth
Mr. COX Dem, Ohio in allu6ipg 70 Mr. Haskins
reference Of attempt TO levy black mail, said Mr.
Coepb, the eoitor of The RepaLltc was an honest,
irreproachable man. He expressed surprise that Mr.
COMBS Republican friends from Ohio, where he vas
We'll Bnown had sat still and allowed his character TO
be mpeached
MIR. STANTON indorsed all that Mr. Cox had said,
because he thought the bringing of the binding into
this discussion exceedingly inappropriate aud un-
called for He had not thought proper to say anything
at this tine. He knew all about this binding, and
would sote il on future occasion.
Mr. GURLEI as the Chairman of the Committee
on Printing said they, iu letting ont the binding, did
nothing they were not willing should be re.ened to
the House in suI light The charge made was false,
and BIO could demonstrate it.
M BARKSDALE moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Carried, 9S against s., as folows
YHAs-Mesns Adams Ky j. Adrain, Anderson mo Ash
avery BS BsT I. s5aesS cHS
John Cochrsne Cox Craig INC Craige w Crawford
Fy p' s M s.ldsnsn
Hi Binduan, li,!msn, Houston, Howard Hughes Jackson
drum Issbes IeaI., Logan Love, Mass7. MArtq },hOl
MsIin Va( Maynard Nc cerand MstheIsop Mcqueen,
fh iS1 M" Nesen SSacs, e PsadetGn, PsyiOn
e Pgsb M RSIns;n ON hs1 so0 s%%a
Pa soles stout TSmPs1, 1OSs sJDo WINES
SP ySnS w snS sSS wrsS sn9Sih ~ ""0'0n
KAYs-Me.srs Adams lsa;sj Aldrich, Ashley, Rabbit
Col ak ccnLiiDr covode curtis DsapO bue Dunn Ed
ge1toD, Eliot Foster fnnk, French 99eI Graham osow
@eR aS Mckssb NSi~sS MoO,hsad, Morris lPal, 6in'
yiree, Wasn ws,hbuin ME Wells, Window, Woodruff
Adjourned until Monday.