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for the information Of the community ana pray
where will be found any greater au'nor"y 'o.
either, than for the publication OF the hepof. OF
the Commissioner Of Patents! 1t VIII be soueh' III
yain-although one for the Information o' ''e
few, and the latter for the many.


He did not find fault with these appropriations
he old no, quarrel with the large expenditures
for Wilkes's narrative, or Fremont's report, Tor
;ns,ance-bu, he contended that in justice to Inc
interests of the grea, mass Of the people, liber'
oI oppropriation should be made for the diffusion
,moncs, them of valuable information Immediate
10 be ring ON the pursuits in which they were
ENGAGED. He trusted that the report OF the com,
mil,eo would prevail. Ho had heard 1t stated
that this report Of the Commissioner OF Patents
contained something on political matters. lie
was informed by,a gentleman on the other side
Of the Senate, who had taken pains TO inquire al


the proper quarter whether there were anything
of a political nature in the report-any Bunde.
clupdisms-and he was assured that there was no.
thing of the sor,-nothing whatever in relation
to the tariff:-nothing in relation TO the questions
thnt divided the democ ratio from the wing party
it was solely confined TO the agricultural and
other subjects of which it Professed 10 treat. Be.
fore sitting down, he would beg leave to say that
il, atter the publication OF inc oruihary hu,oe'
i, should be found that the document was of the
value that il was represented to be, he would ask
at some future day for an increase OF the number,
even of $4,000. now 10 be printed. He knew
from his own experience that this document was
sough, for more than any other document. Not.
w,hstandng the large number printed last year,
his table was covered with applications for add.
tional copies. II, as he had calculated, but one
in one hundred and sixty of the agricuItursls
obtained copy by the present supply, he hoped
that in ordinary justice no moro than one in one
hundred and sixty Of the manufacturers and
mercantile classes would be supplied with public
documents.