New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

THE VOICE or THE ANCIENT DOMINION.
From The Pefe''bv's IrtsL2ea1er. 49,,
We are exceedingly sorry that Mr. Brooks diriled
biz cane by laying L athwart the shoulders Of the
black guard, Sumner. We regret that be did 80. not
because Sumner got lick aniss, not because he Wa
not Justly entitled to al he got and more beside, but
because The nasty scamp and his 60 scamps will make
capital for their foul cause out Of the affair They will
raise howl which will pit the public ear about the
violation OF the privileges Of debate, Southern bully
i'm, SC. Master Horace Greeley in particular will
Jump out Of his boots and breeshee have about four
thousand fits, and thus put up the pnce OF asafPtida
and burnt feathers throughout the country. Disagree
ing with The Richmond Wing to the effect Of
Summers tbrashrg entirely concur with it, that if
thrashDg is the Only remedy by which the fou conduct
of the AbolitiOnst- be controlled tdat It vii be
vey well to give Seward double dose az least every
other day until II operates freely on has politics Al
bowels. II il true that the cunning rascal Is little
too smart to violate the decorum of debate, but his
adroit dtms goguim and dsmnable doctrines are in
fnitely dangerous to the country than the coarse
ckguaidism of the PICTURED wretch, Sumner, who
will TO his dying day, remember that k Brooks IL not
the "rupn,ng brooke" that one Shakespeare found
Fro~ II. South. SIDE Democrat Maya
A NIRGISIAN VIEW OF The ASSAULT on SENATOR
SUMSER-JU sTIFIoATIoS OF BROOKs.-The telegraph
has recently announced information more grateful
TO our feelings than the classical Gaming which thus
outrageous AbOitiOnst received on Thursday at tue
hands of the chivarous Brooks Of South Carolina. II
is enough for gentlemen TO bear 10 be compelled to
Associate with such character Sumner. and to be
bored with the stupid and arrogant dOgmss with which
bis harangues invariably abound; but when, in gro-s
violation of senatorial courtesy, and in defiance OF
public opinion the INSCRIPTIONS AbOlitiOnist under
takes TO heap upon the head of venerable Senator
vulgar TRADE OF abuse and caumny punishment Is
adequate 10 proper restraint OF his lusocnce but
deliberate cool, dgnifed and classical Gaming. The
only regret we have i that the chastsement was not
postponed until Sumner had left the Senate. Tie
Senate Chamber would thus have been prevented from
being the scene Of such exhibition and the cOwardy
Abolitionst would have been favored with an oppor'
tunityof which there can be no doubt he would have
ayaled hmself-to make his escape.
Vote The Editor Of The South Side Democrat the
regular Democratic candidate for Clerk Of the House III tie
late organization at Washington
From The Richmond Ezlnint,
PEACE HATH HER VICTORIES 80 LESS THAS WAR.
Mr.. Charles Sumner Senator from Massachusetts,
wlsse reputation scholar rests chiefly upon dis
course the foregoing text, sceIns bent upon Illus
tratng bis theory in bis own person. He concludes
two DAYS discharge of scholarly paiitudes and Pc
dante oullntss by venting filthy stream OF billings
gate heads hoary with age; answers insult from
en- WHO would afford him pcrs nal satisfaction with
vulgar pithet and when caned for cowarcy vitupera-
ton falls 10 the floor nanimate lump OF incarnate
cOwariice and ost glorious exempaI of the man Of
peace. - 80, mn,
Coon DRED.-As will be seen by telegraph, MI.
Brooks of South Carolina after the adjournment oi
the senate on Yesterday administered to Senator sum
trr thc notorious and foul mouthed Aboionist from
Massachusetts an elegant and etectual Gaming we
are reoiced al this The only regret we feel If tnat
Mr. Brooks did not employ hcr-ewhlp or co"hiue
upon bis ~lapderous back, instead of cane. trust
the ball may be kept in motion. Seward ana others
should catch II next.