New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01
Mr.. PIERCE'S ORGANS COUNSELING y!O-
LENCE AGAINST SENATOR SUMNER.
Ernm rhe Mn.hinston Union

Ros,on in arms against the Constitution, and an Abol
ton fanatic he distant leader, see Prom "~ Pre- ne
oof be ,nrok.s from kiS sea. te SeHdc u ne Cs1sd
>Les ofr,ng NE command! Men shot down III the iath
ful dischaile of duty 10 law based upon eos'utohM
guarantee, and the uord Th'cH efc2TfaSss "e ,As's
zen BE- a man Ua0 has on tie Hoy hrd"gy aad
N he pIeseae = his Maker 10 support ne C0Hs
N, cosnirS but Charles Sumner tells 1f uAt new
ra las been gura.ed-an era requiring more ia me
" saom snd ,aor OF Washington; more than tne eo-
guence of Fnbcr Am,s mOv Democracy than Jeir,s"hs
moe research than Adams or iamlton possessed ana
tht The Constitution he has swoa to supports the IAN
cuace OF lis associe,s, "a easue with hell that those
SLo mad. II "were Shareholders aud murierers, mat Il
shall not he obeyed and that slavery shall, az all and
eyery hazard be uprooted ami Destroyed IN spite OF all
that has been pledged ana "r'eh os inc me" vi o'neF
days. M, v..,;u,,ou Star
Advioes have been received by letter IN his city to-day
om Boston, which represent everything SAFE ana quiet
inside lie Cour-ilouse AT Boston Inc United states
roors are s duty IN the building TO prevent rescue
81 lie fugitive aud protect the Federal Officers IN the
execution of the law. Outside o the building hese sun
I." cT,vd many of IN worthy citizens attracted by
cntiv hui most of then rioters and assassns, collected
md sun moned by Parker aud Philips ac,1g Gedcc NE
sr~eesf,ons 81 Cha,s SSmRcr, and rs saaINe ~ Cor
res M banks. Circulars have been addressed BY the
Abolition Vigilance Committee OF Boston TO the surround
ing towns, urging the faithful 10 come 70 'ne eti o
The early trains. The following IL acopy OF the doc,
um,nt. II teo,s the eeTmegLs u Se'@y ne UPr"S q
that Gddngs Of Ohio lett this city last
evenng for Boston. lie as aHdoaJtediy the 5sare, q
o,n,f1cs ),,u Sumner and Chsse and Banks way does
rof Stnter take fhe Ecid Z" person, dHd edd ne moo
ffff0 y4gs
L,.,y, Why does he not expose himself TO danger along.
sdo Of the deuded men whom he has deslgnedly led
sslayl l. lie not deficient IN courage ana common man
hood Men everywhere draw that conclusion lie pre-
frs 10 affect the airs aud gsimacos OF Broadway Top
mon tie avenue and in the senate Chamber to leading
lis natcnl coniederutcs 10 the accomplishment OF th1
and far lie attainment of which he has 80 often pro-
roure,d himself ready to sacrIhee 'very'1aag
The insane idiots who composed that frenzed mob should
have leen treated IA mad mad dogs are usually
trent,d-oausht and Gagged possible, but shot down
they persisted III their course OF aeaih ana gamer. 1
Lot yua,sLrent ~ meet FOR such as Sumner Gd-~
dngs s. Col II had not been for ne 'Heead'dry traitor
ous opyeol of he,e ereepng ernTag co.aray e,im,e'
Of me Rpu5ic the abolition mob of Boston wonli have
L.. off tier excess Of steam in the customary sh1ekS,
ssmps and seedlings;
If southern gentlemen are threatened and assaulted
while legally king to obtain possession OF properly lo'
the vse If which they have solemn consuuona gnT~
ee legal rights only be sought for and esta'ished
the bayonets pont-cerfGn h0'fhern men, "DV - T
rnsdsf nW hare he more crcnm peeon tean
they hare eginced m their wait, Tux Gnf acif
Public sentiment in Alexandria, we learn Is Intensely
excited in condemnation of Sumner and his allies. we
know that il nor, in thus city every hou " "9o
1kupon SuneY as responsible tcr ttede1th u BHcRder
Tb.y attribute JUSTLY, TIE dct0a 81 me m"rd'Issw
N, Sosnsd Of sumner W. hope that puJ.c seatt"eI
agar. these aJot2n m,screcRts rho mfsd C2"Gre" ava
or far oty and I'LL The atmosphere ~ shtce Wey more
tf he odor u brOfh rH not descend 70 Gc'' " pf,oa
al piolence Such cOHdTct can ind no J"".hch'0n bm
let yrLic opinion eoHdcmn these men erry~hers, ~ tS
street. ~ he C0piti an eUery fdce rheT mn "eef' be
SUMNER AND MS INFAMOUS GASG feel mat ne cdnHot 0al
toec HE fame Of his couatry-conHd regson ." ns a@'
lnS, me ignorant 10 LIoodsLed and msrleraa1 stu re-
ee7re the c6untenaaoe and support Of he soce'y d M ey
frhich he has done 50 much 10 nifty.
While the person OF a Virgntn citizen is only safe from
ruden.ss and outrage behind the se1ed ranks OF armed
men, Chas. Sumner 1, permitted 10 Tak anilaY ne s9aes
"cafebrs and " Erc-edters Of the S0nM ~ peice ara
secuy1 While he invites his constituents TO resist the
Federal laws even the shedding OF blood concocts his
traorous plots and sends forth his ncendary appeals
under the broad protecting panoply Of the laws no
denounces he retains his in the Senate, and yet daily
violates the official oath which he took TO support the
Constitution of the United States. Ii contrast the
treatment which southern stakeholder receives at The
hands of northern Aboltonst with the treatment which
the latter receives the hands of the former,
proudly assert that among tie many rtues phch Gdors
he southern character, torJear0Hce rs not The Na eor-
sDcuOas.