New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

or in the Pententiary with the burglar and horse
iLef. II the rtmark about recommending MIR. Cam
eron was applied TO him kelley. he pronounced Il
fslse. That gentleman (tameropl did not ~ preeen
hin State 10y bis vote or Influence. lie hoOorod Mf
Cameron IA d man Of most admirable traits OF chsr
scer, but IA statesman, their lines rsn III opposite
directions. It was because the COMMITTEES were moi
acting III STINT OF caBdor snd jus ice that be bere
toiore presentsd le ter from valued constituent
Alexander Cummings, in refutston OF serious
charge against lin, growing ont II 4 mistake OF the
printer which tue Committee as dividua.s Tetuted
to correct. HIS complaint WAS not that inves-
tigaiion was made, but that the report was OF snch
character that Congress shrunk from king action
on It's statements. Mr.. Kelly referred TO Mr.. Cum
ming purchases, showing the economy he exercised
10 the Jrenires.
Mr.. STEELE Dem. Nj y Of the Committee
said The Ianialoons were not distributed and the
bats were too small. ll4augher
Mr. KELLEY sad he would 20 TO the Commssa-
rye oince With the gentleman, aud make common
terort.
Mr.. STEELE ,aid he would accept the propo-
siion.
Mr.. WASHBURNE Rep., Ill., askod bis col
league on tie Committee lSteee) 10 Include the 100
bags Of Cofiee.
Mr. STEELE said The bags of Coffee were in The
posses'i II OF lie Comnissary, and had not been dir
ubed Tor the reason that they were not BIT to use.
iLaughter
Mr.. DAWES explained that in remarking on the
change IN tue minds Of gentlemen from Peunsylya-
ria win TeiereLco 20 the appointment oil Mr.
Cameron 70 Cabinet ofice, the newspapers had
made rnch announcements which bad never been
conrsdoted. He thought there no doubt OF
tic fact. As TO The Committee wasting the public
money 90 charged they bad in single item rayed
an amount aluOst ihbulous-u8nely, 81 ,3OO,CW.
Notwithstanding the repeated declaration Of Mr..
Can er'n that lie never n,de conirac it appeared
that three Gsys before he lett tho Cabinet he made
one for lJJOUO muskets 70 10 purchased abroad aud
to be inspected by specially sent ont under an
a-ranied name, brolher-in-law OF n distinguished
officer OF pennsy lyaus railroad. IL further COM
meniing ON the contracts made by Mr. Cameron,
hr. Dawes spoke OF a celebration OF the return Of
harmony among old poll icl sntsgonlrts Of Mr.
Cameron, some Of ilem knowing che value OF the
favors which they Lad received.
Mr.. MOREHEAD inquired what reason the gen
lsinan had Tor supposing such persons had attended
the alleged ceebra ion
Mr.. DAWES would answer tse gentlomsn More
head 10 the language Of the poet:
." know not, ! cars not, If sulrs In thy heart,
know thu- love thee, wassgcr thou srt'
Nr. DAWES, during lis remarks, ssid that the
ciyi Of Eorso contracts inv living sOD, 900 was all
easy way of rrconriling old political differences. In
conclusion, be ssd tie Republican party not tao
ouly one participating la the plnnder; but II must,
notwithstanding, puI forth eyrfy effort 10 stop the
dis, Quest drain urOn the National Treasury.
Mr. STEVENS desired 10 rel iy to Mr.. Dawes,
bat wss not ~, pared 10 do now, wshlng first to
read tho gentltn ans reuaiks 40 1t was beyond Lis
power ~ be present when they were made.
Further consideration Of the subject wus postponed
until Monday, TO which tine the House ad dourned.
The House to-day reversed It's yesterday action
on the uCiiOu 10 lFut - 900 copies Of the Agrcul-
tu-,l art OF tue pa'entOihce Report in tie German
yn-uaoe, W WALTON, Ch,irmsu of the Printing
Committee stating that he Government Printing
Olhoe has u,i her German typo nor German printers.
Beside iAo Work would Lave To be translated.