New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
FEELING IN NORTHERN OHIO.
Couesronde.oe of The n. Y. Tribune.

Corres1 ondeEoe of The n. Y. Tribune.
CLEVELAND, Monday June ., 1856.
Never have the deep foundations of public senti
ment been so heaved up in Northern Ohio as at this
time and yer has there existed more determined
resouton to resist the further assaults of the Slave
Power The murders, robberies and arsons of the
Border Rufans upon the citizens of Kansas had
provoked an indignant public sentiment here which
did not seem possible could be exceeded in intensity,
but when the telegraph advised us that Senator of
the United States had been stricken down in the very
Senate chamber for words uttered in debate it ran
ike an electric shock through almost every man who
heard it. i say almost every man. for with the ex-
ception of the postmaster and few Federal office.
holders not voice has been heard IN extenuaon OF
the outrage.
Democrats, men who have acted with the party up
TO this very bour are now desertDg it, and arraying
themselves on the SIDE Of Liberty and freedom OF
speech.
Senator Sumner has opened the eyes of thousands to
the true spirit Of Slavery and though he suffers yet
the great cause for which he suffers gains.
Upon very short notice our citizens met to express
their sentiments upon this outrage Tue room was
crowded, and an amount of feeling exhibited never
before paralleed in this city.
The following resolutions offered by Judge Rufus p.
Spaulding were unaDimOus Y adopted:
of the cbarac esc exhibition of brutal violence
made by the organ the Slave Power Preston s. Brooks
Senator Of the United States from the Commonwealth of
as
Tbodsy the I'D inst and mai Hesitation OF the sense OF
the citizens Of Cev and anomalous an outrage every
principle of social order and pari mentary security
Resored That regard with abhonence the base mis-
clean Preston S. Brooks who has ruhlesy violated that
provision of the Constitution Of the United States
contained IN the 9Th section the first article to wit;
And for any speech either House. they 1.-THE Sena
ard shall not be questioned III any other
place.
Kesored That commend this act of atrocity, well
principal Preston s. Brooks TO the scorn and con-
emp all honorable minded hereby stsma
the villain cowady paTooD, IRON the conclusive tes
m furnished by his conduct.
Resored That Justice HolliDgsbead who held Preston
bail ia 500 il better fitted to be overseer on
South Carolina plantation than guardian of the personal nsdts
Resolred That the Hon Charles Sumner merits heart
felt thanks for his noble and mastery efforts In the United
Sstes In behsf Of Freedom and while tender him
sympsy and In this his trying ordeal we peg 70
Oliver while he recommended prayer
troops his main dependence for success upon dry
pcarder.' - a, .. .s-.. ~, ,h.
hon CIittenden arrest the runanly attac upon
Charles Sumner the couduct OF an honorable hs deo
and for that int rponiion teadef him our thauks
Rssoirsd That if this evenings rtslieence be true tnat
Io,rrenet has been sacked by the Border Ruhss at
large sacrifice Of life property the time has indeed
who inherits drop OF the blood thst
American Independence shall utter the watcry OF fstch
Henry: Give m LIBERTY or give me Dedh" -
Speeches we're made by Judge Spauding, George
Bradburp, F. I. Backus John Crowel, ID. X. Tilden,
r. c. Parsons c. w. Palmer and William Slade,jr.
Steps being taken to thoroughly organize every
townellp in the County, and old Cuyahoga County
will give a good account of herself next November.
have heard of ore township that usually polls some
sxty Democratic votes, where the candidate OF the
Slayocracy will not get ten. BUCKEYE.