New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13
Tho OHIO Le.l-Iarure.



No person could report the ioings ~, Or but r
the House yesterday il such asy IS 20 enable tho..
who were not present o have vivid impression Of
VIA; trsHs2i-ss TIE scenes passs were often laugh
sbly ridiculous then exciting in TIE extreme and At al
times disgrscef1i ~ the state
It's greatly % be regrets that party spirit has been
carried q hst extent tia, The MEMBER of neither party
have sry Conscience n the others They bsve no iles
that any decision will BE- made party question. upon
principles Of az or justice Esch is therefore deter
mined o. keep the dominant power il his own hsncs
Itsslso o. be- regretted that the Democracy. a, ~
unusual hour and 10 az unusual manner should q,
tempt 70 organize the House. W.ih the House legally
and fairly organized the Free sol mea would have :
decided balance of power IA - Organization and in
III election of Cftc-rs tacy were disposed - show
evcn-hsnded justice
We are confident they vii gain nothing fis nd.
By perssiing Ia stten-f ln az unusual AMI ille-a
manner. o. oreauize the House 10 such 90 10
prive the Free soil o. their .e-tmste power srd
aasoro the whole power IN themseires They should
know that even could trty succeed ir tre h-u-e, tre
Free soil men have the 20 10 the senate O. prevent
the.r resp.ng any harvest from . snd that power
under such circumstance they W. n8i hesitate o.
Use
The course p1rsued by the Democracy a. unrise
and impoltic IS . i unjust TEey are ig decided
minority 10 tire state. 10 i true, that the Electoral
u the state IL secured % Gas. ut Il !. the Free
a Z
d4ncy II the Democracy fas % the ground whenever
the Free Soil men vii it TIE power 90 the National
Government e IN The hands 81 tneT bitter enemies
re Wh.zs With that power ag4nsi them l-t the
Free soers be driven ly their o. justice. act In such
way - give the Wings sgsin the ascend4ncy IN the
state and what capital has the Democracy on which
70 rise
Perhaps toe Democracy think thst wien they shall
have gained the sscendsncy in the House. they can
bring over some Free soer To- the senate % their inter
est Ia this they wi! ind themselves Mistaken. The
rec Solers have made no bargsins. and sill make
none. Office has charms for them when gained At
the expense of night Attached o young aud virgin
party they will not soil Il by any cOuupt union They
came into the Legislature with clean hands and vii 20
out OF IL with such.
The proposition made by Doctor T0wnshenj the
able and honest Representative from Lorain that the
city claimants " seats from Hamilton County should
retire until the House should organize, and then let
both present their evidence, and the HOusc decide
which has priiaa face evidence emitting them 10 be
sworn u was fair proposition such ~ honorable men
DESTROYS Of the honor ana welfare of the state should
have acccded % which We believe would have been
scceded a. had 10 not been the excitement 0i the
moment and which trust vii yet be- accepted and
acted upon 80 far ss party action IS Concerned ~e
know that the Democracy would losc nothing hy dong
IL The Free sol men d. eumined that mo elections
shall be gone into until the House be- organized upon
just and legal principles From this position they can
not be- sweryed by any consideration which either
Wings or Democrats can offer
We by no despair of au organization being yet
effected. 50 iar things no; worse state than we
anticipated Neither Wings or Democrats d"f' prevent
session OF the Legislature The Free soil men Ger
tanly will DO g. Let think or fals despond
ngy Let the out door influence teach 10 80 elected
that the people demand Legislature and will have IL
But Jet every one deprocate excitement both olt
Of the House and In b.
CAPTURE or SLAYER WITH OtER Four DuN-
DRED SLAVES Capt kcnuard Of snip Goodwin. from
Calcutta last from Helena October ID reports that
brig with upware OF 400 slaves arrived ~ ~ Helena
in October having been captured by " 3 VI. ship Brit
onart ON the West Coast ~ Africa without coior- oI
papers She had been previously boarded several
times by n b ~ ship Dart. when she was always rep
resented ~ the American brig Frederick, with Ameri
can cOIors and pspers She was taken 90 Cong river
al which place 10 appears she had been delivered % B,a
lillian purchasers The cook who was on board Al the
time OF her capture board previous 10 htr be-
ing delivered % the Brazsns. -ne was sent 90 -
Helena for a. publication in the Admiralty Court About
forty OF the negroes died the passage The others
were put the d6p6f and when IN proper condition u
they are willing will be sent % one Of tho West India
Islands
The vessel captured n We 30 not mistake. vas
British bottom condemned Al hey Wet As un.ea~or'
thy purchased by Americans ard sent % RIO JAneiro
under a sea letter, and thence proceeded t. A'ncs
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