New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23
FROM WASHINGTON.


vc.r felce n TIE Tribune
W,sHscTos Wednesday, fet. ]o-5 ?.
ope That III CANPBytL viii be induced 70
'e- tio tr50bc 10 rev SEE tie notes ~ the Report
ers ioi n Daily Press here Of his Speech on ,le
Extension Of slavery Tic Jmee toisy. has e.
,ery ,Aca7re sketch of u
Botc,e.eG part ~ bio ,ias g.. meeting the c'ai.e
o.: > .gsesson 80 oilea reiterated 10y Southern gen
;leLne1. re sa1 /, was time to settle ,sat account
by a statement Of facts He showed that Will
Northern policy had opposed IN extension O.. c4-
domain ID wes different Iu the South That South.
eru rD,y or 'hr last half century lad becn 'or
nc.lisuoa. HJ iustancoi Louisiana, or.la
Texas. California and Ne~ Mexico. &c That .
cars o4t tbs policy the North were thrAatene1
,rtL e!sun.ou TINS was the old remedy. but 0oW
p.c.i Ont He referred 70 the late movements f.-
euue&iug Cube as stronger 1ian the feeling or i.e
annexation OF Texas, ten years az. he a's) re
errci 20 Nj CLINONhN's col no.ice, that alter TIE
ueXj Presidential election, that part o, Mexico on
the Cult cxtcudu- As far rs Vera Cruz. wo1d pe
srne~ed Mr c ssid Inc North were LOW oe ca.
mined 20 put stop 20 this, and check these g.
cressions unawed by the threat, Of disunicn--Ee-
E9~dless Of consequences
lie said the North hei on more ihsn one c,rsa. .-
welded Ter dearest Interests T. this threat. ~.
rai-rej % tho beneficial influence G; tie Protective
90 c, from ls,6 o. 1872 when % remove the tea-.
VI Civi S. ~. the North Welded O. the Iompr0m
Act The threat Of lisun'on brought tbs fruit
tacu-a,;cr TO the Industry o., the North He rc-
tt~r.G e. Hc disastrous effects o ow duties y -J'
81. 80, 80 and A.
BE also referred 90 he Tariff of 1872 The
Scr.hc. - proposition tha. they would annex Icxas
o. dissolve the Union. The Democracy oi tn
North yielded, Texas was annexed AID the Isria
repca ed ly the political power thus brought int
tho Senate.
lie showed that the South involved the North .t
tire NsSicsn war. and depicted 10 calsmltes. IL
a'.ldtd 10 ,ha trampiug down Of the Right OF T.
utioa, rnd many other acts Of Southern aggression
Tie discussed the Proviso. Said lie would take
the bold position tina, ol the great purposes OF
tie Revolution was 81 prevent the spread o.
slavery That this was q part of the or.g'na
anon Of the Provinces. lie would prove tins by
the acts of those whom no Southern gentleman
would dare dcuouuce MS fanatics or madmen He
went al length into the history Of the origin Of the
Revelation. and proved by the resolves 90 every
Southern Province in l774 that 'hcy were neains'
extending Slavery and that some were for ITS Apo
Et,n. He dwell with emphasis upon the e'o" ca
purposes OF the distinguished men Of Virginia
south Caruliua. North Carolina AMI Georgia. lie
exhibited the fac SMILES q, Washington, PATRICK
Henry Jefferson, and others, 20 such pledge. sni
appealed Ia the members from those states % come
bstk 90 ihe principles Of their Revolutionary
fathers
Dur.n- hs remarks, NJ. c. frequently brought to
,her feet Southern mombers, among whom wer,
Messfs HiL,KD of Alabama, AsHr OF Norm
Car5line and BowDON of Alabama
MIR {. took up the assertion OF Nj CLiNGNAN'
tbat the Slave States were the most enlightened
the Lost civilized, and the most happy people IN
the Union He went into n comparison q stats
ties. aud showed that Ohio, a young state, with
about the sRme " bite population OF North carolina
south Caroliua. Georgia, Alabama and MISSISSIPPI,
had So more colleges and schools, and educated
iu 40 1917 900 more children than all these states
t1ecthcr He said that he would descend u OoUn
ties ana would take one from tine tgteAgcR ahG
41npy d,strio; Of the gentleman, Nj CLiNSHAN,l
who had commenced the comparison He hed
selected the county of Buncoalbe, believing, irom
the CREST number Of speeches which had been
made fr nav wears here and elsewhere. Tor the
benefit Of her people. that they were by this time
| the mos, enlightened He showed that this county
with white population OF nearly 600 had lrst
the same number Of schools that the Tree negroes
supported in nearly every village N hrs Mr.
CAMPBELI'sl district, namely, the whole OF one
Sric,1f Scarcely whole one eiiho-. 'cr there
were scholars attending Il to the enormous number
Of ten NJ. AsHE OF North Carolina, who had
several tines interrupted Mr. {. again arosr whca
Mr. IS time had nearly expired and ASKED h'n
% 20 into the statistics Of crime Mr. 4. sad witt
great promptness Il think It likely the statistics
viii show more persons in Northern PenltenuaFles
ilsu "a Southern. The reason IS obvious W rbniss
:hose who are guilty Of ct.rne while you allow
vnar rascals 70 run at large At least We have
',,oly had pretty good evidence that such Is the
TACT I'll home thrust created great laugh ana
sensation in the Hall Mr. {. proceeded few
minutes louser and the hammer ieL amid loud
cries from sl parts OF the Hall Of go ca camp
hea." go On But NJ c took his seat evidently
wirhoa. having completed lis remarks