, 1860-04-10
FROM WASHINGTON.


H1r Lorejoys spceth-.The Patrlar-
eAa1 NOD III the House,
Correspondence Of tie y. i. T,.bunc,1
WASHINGTON. April 5, 1850.
Freedom of speech, on the Republican side of
the Chamber, was yindicafcd to-day in the
House Of Representatives. The House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole upon the
state Of the Union, and Mr. Washburu. Of
Maine, was called 10 the Chuir. After laying
aside dozen bills, the Committee reached that
upon the thrill. which was taken up for conside-
1at!on. The 1oor was assigned to Mr. Loveioy.
Of Illinois. For three or tour days honorable
gentlemen, and especially those from the Soutll.
had been sketchug the lincaments Of poIyramv
with free pencil. Mr.. Lovejoy, with IN e. e 10
aftlstic harmony, .now proceeded to paint the
beauties OF that other "twin relic Of barbarisu,''
slavery. The patriarchs from below the Po-
tomac, who gfoat over the black twin, but de-.
test the white, were eager to hear what Loveioy
favorite.
Il was soon evident from the high kew in
which he pitched his speech, that the eight
wees Of iocessant abuse to which one side Of
the Chamber had been subjected, during the
struggle over the Speakers6ip, had not been
thrown away upon LoEejoy. Apt always to flee
lis mind, be had what our Methodist friends
call uncommon "liberty" today. When be
commenced speakiog, be stood quite on the left
hand Of the Chair. and at remote point from
Inc democracy. Getting warm with his theme,
reused, until he reached the area in front Of the
Chhlr, ind continued, as he uttered one SEN
1ence alter smother, to cross gradually oyer to.
ward tue Democratic bench :s, his right urn.
with the fist clenched, being extended high in
a'r-thss not being menace. as was evident to
eser5 o1dy, !at simply one Of the usual gestures
OF the Illinois orator.
IN tue ardor Of his argument, Loyejoy was
approaching the iine* (which divides the Republi.
caa from the Democratic side of the Chamber,
Ae WAS ustering severe philippics against slar.
cry as systcm. He was Endorsing and ex~
planning and enforcing John Tes!ey's declura-
was neither attacking, nor alluding to. persons,
but only to the "institution.' Doub' less be
was ualng sharp words, aud was looking straight
at the Chivalry. And lhereupon, Roger 4. P3y-
Of rose and walked rapidly down one Of tic
a'slcs, and confronting LoSejoy, and standing
close to him. SAID in substance, that he would
no1 alloW INN to utter such language. At that
precise instant LoTejoy's right arm was lifted
On high, and the fist c1enchcd, being in The act
OF enforcing his argument with an emphatic
gesture 1n the twinkling Of an eye, Mr. John
r. lotter If Wisconsin confronted Pryor, aud
sac, ~ substance, to him, "Loyejoy shall speak
for e'eht weeks 81 we listened to your stuff, in
" silence, and now we intend to say what We
no remark. - ~N0o'
lu tue uriefest pobsib,e snacc of time tha,a
was rush to the spot from ali narts of Tho
House, until some forty members were in The
area, conpacled together, and all talking yocif.
erous!y, and gest'culating violently, in the
extended. his mind donh,iess infant MO-, H.
spot where he STAINED rvhen frtarrun+.5 ~ -.
patriarch Pryor, aud seemingly waiting for tie
tumu!t to subside, SO that be could complete his
sketch ~ ti,e h1acR st~, :, va "'" Ai' oo'u"e
The most consn;cnons ~ Tho xotr;,-chs .,a
rushed to the yind;cation IF tIe;r aianr da-l;.'
we're. in nddit;nn IN H. prro- usss-: na.n6
dale, Daruett. and Crawford II ;n;nst,ca;s dan,
hy this classification. the crror iii he chsar.
fully corrected. "'@' ~|'~N'
Of The Komndheoda ,rho ,ront ;,o d..
slr. Potter. perbnns Mr Kei1o,.o of 1l;ro;s IT,
made the Chamber r;nr w;tn .ha dantnr,,.;no "ao
Tint his co}ieapu,. shon1a hn 1eo,s IL iii
ward Of Pa. Mr. Farnsworth ~ III H. Ean
on and Mr. Dcaic Of y. y. Mr Edwerton ~
Mr. Tourklus Of 0h;o shonid h. ;nsnt;ouad nj an9
rcadiness thaV d;snsTod ~ %;ni;catn tIaa ~. .ne
of sncecI, m The f1ooE ~ tho liauso -. I.o
al w 'De A''A VI 'oe nouos ~ any aaz'
- lie acana 1os,ad eon,a finn .
t;me in n rna Tho Thn;. m's LILLY "ne
lin lie REV wcarv md shnntsd p1 uia .sii
he pretr honrsc n dasrr;r IL ..,n,.....1 81,
,;ereeunt- -at.Arms ;s ,oi;e a,,ai % Luz
ccs' tint fI,nct,onarv con,d 1,ot ~ ha nuf fona
substitute finally anrr,rsd mi n,.roooi,aa ." ~,
brawijur crn,-d l,eaT;nc niof1 ths r.ae ~, @ n
blcu1 Of authority md d;cnitv u;cI J., tf;s a ;,'
stance consists al h1act hlndcaa,, snn,a ,i-aa
cet long. having n: anil 1nasa,l3c sa.,ie
with enreud ninions. and ,ant;na rstts,.r
nercbed On ;ts In Tr+
oeither the patriarchs with Prvor at ti,.;r beo.,
yho xcre shont;nv ~ fha ~ nf thn;r,a;a' us'
at Loye;ov shomid MT abnsa IN ~ iI h,aa,- ua1;s
ar dc XuunIheads vii, po,tar Nc tiar ara.,,
gho warc iSc6-;ne. ~ stsn,e.;a. ~ '1e,s os:a,
Loyrioy should eInFssa h;s on;n;"n
,a;d ~ s.u .sn;J 81 ai:, as opnUu respGst'ug
burns mal;e. % or tbe Say@ea",s 10 ASH
AhanJonine n, hn1o ;3f i,rnn;n,s iaaee ara.
such cl,aos. Mr Wnshhurn r. tj,s ~ o,,s;u
which was rcs,,,acd hr 3hs snoals, 81. nc s .h,
,lr. ". hastily Tenor4. ,Ia, tIa c,,,,n;,+
,nab|e to urocced x;;th ;ts hns;ness ~ acco,.,s
II tic disardcrjy cond,ct RI soma of ~ .n
,ers. After so;us 1;mc and much " nersnas;nn ,..
be Sneaker succeeded in Iisner s;nc tths a~a;ta';
bropc in frtnt Of his dest md ind,eoI ~
,rllirsrent narties to resnme the;r eeats ti
yorthr of uotc NJ shnw;n1 1to nI,at oFth 49, -
hat tie Int nerson wlo ink fs s".t ,,as nra
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