New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
THE OUTRAGE APPROTED.

The fsct that Senstor Of the United States hsc
been strsken down AID besten to death in the Sen
ate chsuSer Cor words spoken in debate-wjrds
which 10 man doubts to have been faithful and
forrihle expression OF his earnest convictions are
question of the greatest National interest-sihks
Mto sitter insignAcsnce IN view Of the still graver
fact that :he outrsge wa, purely representative
in IL Character WAS tne argument to which it
replied. Nh. Summers escquent speech fsi!sfully
set tsrth thst view 81 the wrongs and expressions
OF Free Kansss BY hcr Rutfisa invaders which is
cherished by he grest mass Of the humane. ccn-
,c;entOcs and culghtesed citizens Of the Free
ptates; Nr Brocks's assault was the only effective
reply that could b. made TO it, aud WAS just such
an answer as, in tie opinion OF the slave driving
sri%ccracy. rbich governs the South, (and just at
pressnt tho Union the speech required aud de.
served Tie principles of tte contendfHg hosts
which now div de Congress and the Nation were
admirably set forth in the speech and the reply
And the foremost journal of the South-Ihe Reh-
mOnd Esgnre--iDit its leading article of Yesterday,
thus clearly sets fo-th the savedriviug view OF the
whole transactions:
THE S1asrR DsscIPLISE-THy NEEDFUL REN-
-rh-A few Southern journals, affecting an exclusive
refinement o. feeng er regard for the propnet'es OF
foial int trceurse unite with the Abolition papers IN
Concenining the chastsement i0ticted upon sumner
Ly the Hon. Z. s. Brooks. We have no patience with
these ealy mouthed pheiisees of the Pres Why not
spesk ard declare at once that you are shocked by
tie brutality Of a slavehoding rnfiaul 1t is much
mole manly to ojopt the violent vocabulary of THE
IRItrSr, than 20 insinue,e csapprobatson IN the
meek accents of u conscience -smitten saint
IL, the main, the press OF the South applaud tue
.tk. ION Ii m a
tor Our appreciation at least Is entire aud unre-
served We consider the act good in conception, bet
ter in execution, aid bet Of all in consequence.
These vulgar Abotonists in the Senate ars getting
above Themselves. They have been humored until
they forset their position. They have grown saucy,
and dare to be apudent to gentlemen Now, they
are low, mean, scurvy set, with some little Dook
lesning but as utterly DEVOID OF sPlt or non'9 ss
iaucy thew can sander the South and insult ts repre-
.entaiives with npuuity. The truth ~, they have
been suffered TO run too long without collars. Ihey
mIst be lached into submssion Sumner, IN Pafticu-
la ought TO have nine ana thirty early every morn
no He ID q great suapping fellow, aud could
stand the sowhide beautifully. Brooks fright
ened him. and as the ,uI hrss ogg TSere % the
blackboard Nison, an ignorant Nartick co6bler
wagering in of muscle, and absolutely dying
for bestig. VIII not som ebody take him IN hand
whom some &c, .eman should kick sad cuff until he
tbs,es -ometh bg Of his impudent talk. These men
ARE perpctualy abusing the people aud rerfeseGta-
tix m the South for tyra ts robbers ruhafs, sdui
t,rets ard what not Shall we stand lit Gan gen
.Imen 1T still in tue Senate and House of Rrpreeen-
tatiyes under incessaIt stream OF denuI ciatton
from wr tches who avail themselves Of the privilege
of place, to indulge their deviiirh passions with im-
punity? In the abseIee of all adequate law, South
cIr gntemeu must protect their own honor and feel
rcs Ii is an Idle mockery 10 challenge one of these
sculopa II Is equally useless 70 attempt to Disgrace
tLsm They are nsensibe to shame; and be
brought to reason only by an application of cowhide
guita peroha. Let them once understand that for
every vie word spoken against the South they will
rUfi,T sO many stripes, and they VIII soon lean to
behave the mseyes, Ike decent Gog5-they can never
BE- gentlemen. MIR Brooks has initiated thi, sslutary
dsCpl.Le and he deserves applause for the bold, judi
cour n amer IT, which he chasiised the scamp Sumner.
II was proper act, done at the proper time, and in
the proper place. OF all places on earth the Senate
chamber The 'heat'r of his vituperstve exploits, was
the very spot where Sumner should have been made 10
suffer ior L violation of the deceDcIec of decorods de-
bate ard for lis brutal denuncia,ions OF venerable
staternsu II was literally ana entire y proper that
lie ,bo "a be streken down and beaten Just beside the
desk against which he leaned when he Illuminated h!s
6hby ,tterGnces through the Capitol II is idle to talk
Of 10, sapc,t Of the Senate chamber since It IL pol
ht,d by tie presence of such fellows rs Wilson and
sumner and aae. They have Cesecrated II, and
Cannot nov 1y TO it as to sanctuary from the lash OF
yfeeanot. ,s 3
M Brooks that 30 curb may be imposed upon the
,rucueuc. and audacity Of abolition speakers. IL Iced
be let us have a Gaming OF cowhidng every day. III
the worse come to the worse, mich the sooner so
mich the better"