Mr. HALE. Let me be the indulgence of the Gentfrom Massacinsetts for one moment further, to submit this proposition simplv, not by way of debating the question, but simply to show that this is a question which ought to be debated here. As I understand this resolution, for the purpose of appointments and removals, it dates back to the 4th, day of March last., Now, I understand that it is claimedand I am not speaking of claims here; I do not assume to now the factsI understand that it ispelaimed here that the proprietors of the Globe are contractors with this House for the publishing of the ir debates., I understand that it is claimed by the proprietors of the Globe that they employ the reporters of this House in pursuance o that contract, that they have the same right in regard to their appointment, and in regard to their removal, that every other contractor or employer has., ” how, if this be so, and if this resolution is to, remove from these employers the privilege of employing whom they choose so long as they pay them and perform their contract with this fiouse, it certainl seems to me that it must commend itselftot ie intelligence ofevery member of the House that these emplo ers, whose rights in relation to this House an in relation to their employees, are to be atfhcted by the resolution, shall somewhere have a hearing before their rights are determined., I do sincerelyl hope that this question will not be pressed this morning under the previous question. but that a question of such grave importance and principle, however trifling it may e in practice, or in its effect upon the parties immediately in interest, may not be pressed under the previous question, but set down for In certain day, and opportunity he. had for a free discussion of the measure. It seems to me that this is due to the sense of justice which Ought to belong, and does belon I have no doubt, to ever meniber of the case. I therefore renew the appeal to the gentleman, Ironr Massachusetts not topreas this resolution under the previous question, but to ve. au opportunity or fair examination and debate.,