New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

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represent Of society degraded by in.i,aaen vhes
h.. subjected ItA OF our population dspOt
R,.cs.d That essy Of h. Hors Of Representative.
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south C.rolins rowdy thu. utterly eieounsssa:hs tn.
rtfsr cod. Of hopor adopted BY The southern oau,va
I,,o-,d Tna We deeply oshizs vi The Hon Chaye-
sumser IL bis hour Of mai and suffering AMI hops Tor A
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~ Gsrt. Secretary.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
JAMAICA, l. l., Monday, June Q, lex.
Lac. Friday evening June g. the citizens Of JamLca
assembled at Durlands Hotel, irrespective Of party
in response to call signed by many citizens, TO COM
slider the outrage committed upon the Hon. Charles
Sumner BY Preston $. Brooks, while in the Senate
Chamber At Il, the meeting was called 10 order, And
the Hon j De PEYSrER OGDEN was elected Prea
dent; the Hon. Messrs J. Rider l.. Reeve, j. Henri
man ard Dr. Shelton, Vice Presidents; and Ae1andeS
Hagner, j. s. Sneaker and r l.. Meeks, Secretaries.
The meeting being duly organized, the President made
a few remarks which were frequently appauied,
sfer which the Hon. John A. King moved that Com
nitee of five be appointed TO draft reeolutions vah
was sdopted. Az such Committee, John A. kng, Al.
exander Haener, Vim. j. Cogswell, j. s Sesbury AND
Robert l.. Meeks appointed. The Committee
then retired and the Hon james Rider addressed the
su6ience. The Committee reported some reeolutlon~
which were adopted and motion of j. - snediksr,
copy Of them ordered to be sent to the Hon. Charee
Sumner and To Preston s. Brooks The audience was
then adore seed by the Hon. j. A. KING Vm y. Cog''
we'll the Hon. John NJ. Crane, and Ne Hon. Alex
Hagner-each being frequently sppauded. On mo
ton the meeting adjourned On acco ant OF tie ncem'
ency of the weather there were not many present. al.
though ell the seats in the room Were taken up, and
many were obliged to stand. ). d. c.
Ore Of the largest political sssemblsges which ever
convened III Rahwsy met Oh Monday evening IN Wash
ington Hail. TO give expression to the sentiments OF
the people in relation to the recent brutal assault on
Senator sumner. w VI. S1bBf pIeslueu, dssstch Wy
several Vice Presidents. Speeches were made by
Patrick Clark, II. N. Cougar and ID. +: Tompkins Mr.
Tomlkips analysed the speech Of Mr.. Sumner, and
showed that was courteous aud parliamentary, and
he clearly proved the insulting character Of the re-
epouses BE demonstrated that it was the profound
aud mastery argument which aroused the anger Of the
South more than the satiIe tsef and clearly showed
that the attack wss ndefensible upon aoy ground lie
closed with an eloquent reference TO the wrongs OF the
people of Kapsas and the necessity of the people OF
The North Getting the issues which were forced Upon
them Among the resolutions adopted by the meeting
were tie following:
Re.olred That the citizens Of Railway snd yiny do
hereby our una and Ltersbe attachment 10 the
Cor thee. United Stses aud 20 me pra
cipes OF Wasbipston ard Jefferson. -
P<,ed That we the attack Of Pres, D. Brooks
South Cerons the Hon. Charles SUMNER Senator Of the
lifted safes Massachusetts, as eordrt orEa4 a"a o'
b1yovs and for demand his expulsion from the hoos
of Representatives and from the municipal Sntpon'ies OF
hts prosecution for a,sut with inteif 70 hn
Resolg7d, That the invasion OF Kansas by Msnr mon
the said Lob in Illegally voting illuminating and pre-
venting actual settlers from exercising the dearest nsh
citizens the Constitution and Ia up
hold their spoogists participate In the CRIME ssirx
Free Institutions.
That while earnestly hope and that the ~
Der thought Of Of the peoples Reoesentsyes
Washington, resu In preventing more stsc on u
ots muder 4teIs stsalihy and eowNdly stacks on
Representative be strong and fear not
should ylpce be Offered defend yourselves IKE men, oe
should b. by numbers the s,rorg g1t arms
Jersey viii always be ready and willing to defend you