New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
slavery ,o,.. Freedom a Champion n C"i Ohio
WashinRtOn's ApOthesis-

WashinatOn's ApOtbesis.
Corresy 0ndsnce o. me Tribune
WAsHiSc1os. TUESDAY. Feb 3D.
OLIVER CROMWELL had way OF eetuuy rii OF
questions he id not choose 70 answer tF us.ut o.
great deal OF ycrbIace, some b0abast. sud Ytafra
siE Of religious enthusiasm The 4uerlst heard ID
multitude OF words, lac elt that he was not eniight-
cned. but !. nas difficult u say what BE- should
complain about H. had got reply although he
might feel that 1t was 100 answer
10 day the House which was well filled with
Members snd the galleries unusually lullI feb back
upon ihe Presidents Annual Message -gertemca
speaking Ia Committee Of the Whole. as usual on
any subject they chose 10 select II seems % me
that the latitude given eud taken in debate might
have included all or most OF Rev Mr. RYDER, ser
mon last SUNDAY, had Slavery been here aud there
cbed 10 H. and tie words compromise, teritor,,
south north. Africa. freedom aud equal nights been
introduced at proper intervals.
Mr. NENABLE OF n. & Slavery extension Demo
crGt delivered set speech Of an hour 10 day
spoke with energy often witt vchemohce. some
tina too quick by far. and was occasionally rather
violent IN his manner lie is TO stand by the "pro
perry" there can be no mistake about that and
bis dcestatiou Of The projects ailost Tor giving y ild
land De- roe t.rrt0 u a'tU a. Cutv8urs, ipRrlns.
tTeicucts, refugees sud SO forth from all c1uniri's
tree OF cost ~ true and genuine. Much of ms ora.
ton, however seemed % me to be delivered n
Cfomwells VEN when h. wished 90 Ue obscure. -
He allowed au Ohio member to ash him one qucs
ton. bat dcmurcd when the Ohian rose % propose
asco0nd
Mr NENABITis Nr.iuiau, nud dare say s
shrcwd sensible mau He ha, no ycgi ians,ics'o
abou, him bnt II was amusing 10 hear hm talk ~
TN, willingness ol the South o. meet questions ON
10 rob. Ia
tween . aud ~ yesterday and hs idea OF the
food given 20 slaves ia common with ihe treatment
Of o,her animals
Ia Senate. request was made to-day los c,u
zc, asking that august body. ma view Of It's late
rciusals OF memorials t0 define more clearly The
several species ol prayers or circumstances which
1t believed 10 como within ITS sphere OF legitimate
action 1t was promptly voted out-SfwARD,
HtLF sud CHAsE being the minority
Mr. NFNAHLK. who declared thar lac was no Free
So,lcr aud every body believed hlm was succeed
3D. ON the floor by Mr. LTWIs ID. CAMPBELL, a
genuine Free Soil Wing from the Buckeye state
Ana here it may be well 70 remark, Tor every body
does not know H. that Their, Is n Wing side oi thu
House and tother side Mr.. NTNABlL spoke
from the side on the Speakers rsht-Mr NANr
PFLL rom the Democratic W hlg Seats on the LETT
Of the Char
Mr.. CAMPBKiL asserts that the Union MSS form
ed tO prevent the extension of slavery, and he
quoted Jefferson 10 show that such was the real
l,.Uton ui the fathers OF the Republic H. show
e he southern gentlemen who had invoked tie
t,iit Of w Washington the Other day and were So
anxious to buy the manuscript u hs Farewell
Address. his autograph and the autographs ST Pat
rck Henry and others, in decided opposition 10 the
extension OF Slavery, and warmly n iaNor o.
emancipation HIS expose az the mental ignorance
IN which Carolina remains, as compared 60 the a.
tive exertons made tor the encouragement 81 use.
iul instruction IN Ohio told well upon the House
shall hereafter eudeavOr 10 place some OF his
welltimed statistics aud able reasoning before the
readers OF The Tribune. Il lac did not put South
ern men 20 shame he well might. They iet s.
sore that a dozen of them interrupted him in the
middle of sentence az the end OF ms hour. an'.
would lot allow hlm TO finish IT.
have heard no ADLER speech on slavery ENten
slu tins wear, whether m Congress or ont OF u
The CAMr8rIIs and the CoRwINs OF Ohio are
wonderful men We csn have too many OF them
at this criss. They are TOO seldom ON the ho0'
Such a speech as Nj CAMPBELL delivered today
was highly crcditsble 10 himself 10 the state that
sent him here TO North America the land Of ms
birth and 10 the age We live IA
To say he was eloquent would convey no clear
liea ~ his manner or his matter w hen ne began.
paid very little attention 60 him. supposing that
some tedious proser would speak an hour, and thcl
give way but as he warmed up a. hs SUBJECT toe
glow Ui native manly indignation az rQustce the
ton, the cesrness a intellect displayed stiled the
House. Mr. LYNN BOWS maOci was 10 more
heard Mir CAMPBELL commanded attention the
homage was iuvoluntar,.y paid O. hun which talent
AMI ccuils enlisted IN the highest serN zee OF our
race aud pleading the cause Of betrayed, Cypress
ed. and degraded humanity before d'cnshei mo
uusl OF great intellectual power wal seldom iah u
receive. Even the House, which Is 80 consivuctSt
that II Is difficult 10 hear most men who speak IN
H. seemed more i0Ultess than usual CAMPBELL re
minded me much of MACAUt AZ the kuehsh hislor 81.
some II whose bcs, speeches in the House Of Com
mons. j, WAS my good fortune 10 sit below It's sal
lery aud listen IA, IN lsS2 and %. W ere IN O.
sneak not quite 50 loud. the ssIaolance would be
more strikina He would be better heard To
warl the close OF his remSrks, when he lowered
his tone there was a power sud clcaruess IN hls
e.ccution which broaSht CONVICTION 10 his audience
with shall say IL sedse hammer iorce
DowNs Ia the Senate PortrsyNi the adNsn1ase'
Of Human SlaveN-ns gains pr'uS U""'l' ~
Byron could do thst
.sTS. Pheasant purchasing our fellow creatures
Some FOLKS heresbo0ts think It quite IS pheasant
70 sell EN-
All the panels Of the Rotunda 10 the tspltol az
hleG with pictures illustrative OF the nationS hs'o
" save Oae, whichis occupied Tor the present WIZ
Asnl length portrait OF President TAYLOR In tA1s
panel will be exhibited. by permission OF wee
President FILLMORE and Mr. Speaker Coss' the
colossal picture Of WAsHlNGToNs Apoiheosls
painted BY JANIS BURNS Cor the irs, time On
WAsRIXGr0Ns birthday which tails on FRIDAY
hex, this yesr The Esther o. his Coun.r!
croxDed bv three angelic figures emb.emstic O
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, and surrounded
Blythe patriotic, the wise and the true OF mary lands
truly original conception Of GroRGE RoGEKs
whose poem BURNss chez dSvr'e thus happily II
ossrates While exhibited in the Apollo IN yoni
city u drew forth from both branches OF the Com
noa Council and its Committee on the Arts
through Messrs KELLY and MoRGAs' 8 warm &C
acknowledgement OF their sense OF It's great merits
Ia speaking OF JAcKsoS. sail his head lsnc
Twas long en0ugh) was smaller than TArLoR 5
The competitor has II hand" Instead u North