New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01
Three One Hour speccbe~-TOoInbs, hcLn1e
and Baker-C eiifOrnia-Slavery-t South
and ia. Advocates.

and Bakcr-C elifornia-slsvery- South
and its Advocates.
Correspondence n Tae Tribune
WssmrcToS, Wednestsy Fsb. =.
Three men, very unlike each other In their mar
nsrs, mater and personal appearance. addressed
TIE Ho1se today for one h,ur each First Nr.
ToowRs Of Ga " big Member Of The Ways and
Means next Col BAEER Of illinois, Northern
Wig ard the only gentleman born soross the At
lanti DO has found favor with any portion o. the
Apcrican people 50 as 70 obtain seat ia tbs
House, although the stranger born among Us num-
Der -Four Millions. and have ever been among the
mot true and athfnl supporters Of their Cons'itu
'ion ard adopted country the third was Mr Nc
LAsE Of Nd Southern Loco. thoroughly irbued
Nth the sisy ciuljing spII.l. Mr.. COSH-AD, - bic,
OF La has ,Lo floor tomorrow.
Mr. TOOHBs Is STOUT gentleman, by No means
deficient in oratoIcal power, but he speaks rather
loud end s therefore rot heard SO well as 81
= .eaker CorB who does not strain ais weA-moi
u.at-d voice, b8t IS nevertheless easily heard
deputy clerk - no IS Often employee 70 cad rcso-
luCols titles OF bis. 81. pitches bis voice a. rs
ioldcst key notes but ] Cannot hear the bait oi
what be SAYS. Mr. McLANE. young and f.. o.
ie and eaergetic action, have heard much better
than did M TOOHBs although the latter SPIKE
from tie Wing side Of the chamber. iacinr my
de-, h. while the former delivered bis sentiments
often with ils back 20 me. NJ. TOONBs s manner
was sometimes rather violent, u may use that
term but he spoke with much respect and siicc
ton ior the united Government OF his country and
although his remarks favored Slavery extension.
voi IFS views when Submitted 10 the ordeal OF tie
closes. viii stand favorable comparison with
'.Ds. Of most of the speakers from the slagetodle
States.
Go. BaKTHs address was able. honest. and
msniv-tho language Of a true friend 70 'ree ilsti.
tgtiuUs. here AID eycrywhcfe Llke Nolan %
ward the close be spoke 10 fast fearing that hs
hour would expire before lis wei connect d and
really powerful argument could b. submitted. IS
q whole. the country VIII receive his sent nerts
With feelings OF respect and gratitude. lis was
I'D sober sincerity tho speech Of the day-iirm
hopeful ardent. trgsiful o. The American people
hst they would never desert the glorious Cslso OF
rational Freedom aud Equal Hshts, which has
given them name, and high consideration among
The nations OF the earth
All he said was On accordance with bis votes ou
Monday weok When NcCLERNAHD cuualng.y
attempted 20 create a diversion from the sense Of
iha Majority. 50 al D. prevent an instruction beng
liyca 10 the T EDITORIAL Committee TO bring ia
California bt BAELR stood tue o. Freedom,
While Hi.HAKDs0H ard MULLER % OLIJ slowed
',L. white leather regret that missed part %.
BAEIEs argument, having had - run a. Bans
telegraph O.tce, but your reporters VIII doubtless
have gwen you the substance.
Mr. BAKER seemed 10 think IL not very phioso-
phica to talk OF preserving tie balance Of power
ia such q way az that four ar tive millions South
should have AN equal share Of the advantages OF ID.
zion with twelve or thirceu millions Noftis-tac5
lniuht as wen call il fair division to share the pro
ceeds of their labor equally between one hanied
man " ho goes % California 10 dig gold WIN ms
partner who has and uses both his hands at the
SAND work.
Ind heard that McLANE was an effective man
81, la ed
seems firmly knit, he Is IN the prime Oh lie, fan oil
action fiery, energetic, vory-aud the tones 81 us
voice are so carefully modulsted rs 20 leave no
doubt OF his title TO tie character OF really co
luert and effective speaker. He uses no notes
talks with yehemeucc few reporters could iOuow
him. SO quickly do his thoughts find an uiierarce
he did not seem to have got half through when hls
bour expired and ! have 40 doubt he could have
shaken six lours IN the same STRAIN without the
least fatigue would not Ike TO stamp 1t throubh
state as his antagonist The galleries were
ull nor did Mr.. McL's ors.ory act AS a rcpelant
In that direction
lie represeuts Baltimore, aud was really sorry 70
H. him 50 ultra in his views as to insist on carry
ing the boundary OF Texas To that Of Cailiorna,
should the latter be admitted and 81 30 not agreed
On as the hne between the Shareholder aud the
free settler. North bound by compac. to and M re-
urniug the victim OF oppression to tie tender meT.
ICES of the tyrant even 10 the attest generation,
lived 10 a great 8ce, and distinguished Mmscl. ~
the Revolution; his father, Louis hcLkNT, tor
merlv Minister to London, Secretary Of the Treas
ury under JACKSON, Member of Congress, &c. was
much esteemed 10y many OF your merchants as
6rstratc business man. Their origins, presume
Irish from Ulster. Mr. McLA>R Is 4 lawyer, oad
Speaker CoBB has placed him 81 the head OF the
Committee on Commerce. II he is as thorough
GOING worker as he is talker, he irM DO, wheih
er the Committee get the clerk 1t asked ior or not
He said a erea, deal about his Democracy-ifat
| pess over IL is not at all 70 my taste ,BARERS
suits me bettcrl Slavery he thinks necessary N
The States where it ls-aGvantagcous IN some
States-not necessary in all the States. They
The whitcsl coald not live, he thought the midst
If large black population without; slavery Yet
he admitted that ia the Revolutionary War TIE
white soldier AID the black messed together s.
cial distinctions were then, suppose forgotten ly
the whites in a sense OF common daneer They
.dorrHed some OF their prejudces, &c.
How pucrle and unjust It is a. pass laws pun
ishins the man who Will teach slave to read the
primer the cstechism or the Bible and yet cora
Ram of the population thus kept il the most bar
harous Ignorance and degrading seTvltute J
should Judge that between Nj. CALHouSs political
Jews and those of Mr.. McLANr there would IN
many things be very close affinity.