Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

the Senate where was placed upon sofa OF those VII
helped me here have no recollection As entered tn
LOBBY recognized r Sdel of louisiana who retreated
but recognized no else until felt friendly grasp
the hand, which seemed to from Mr. Campbell OF Ohio
have vague impression that Mr. Bright President
Senate spoke to while floor of the Senate
in the lobby make this statement the inter
rogatory OF the Committee and offer presenting com
pee All my recoectons OF the assault and of the attend
ing circumstances whether Immediately imnedi
atey after desire to add that besides the which
nfg ven as uttered by my asSsant have indsnc
recollection of the words old :" these arc 50 en-
yeloped in the mist which ensued from the first blow that
! am not sure whether they were uttered or not
On the cross examination of Mr. Sumner stated that ht
was entirely without of kind that he had nc
notice or warning OF any kind, direct indirect this as
saut.
In answer to cross question, Mr. Sumner replied thai
what he had said Of MFR. Butler strictly responsive Ia
Baer speeches, aud according the usage parliament
tary debate.
What the N. Y Courier saws
james Watson Webb, thorough the sla
very question: tells in the following the plain and simple
facts as to the circumstances under which Sumner made his
speech:
1t is due to Mr.. Sumner saw as fact familiar TO all
VINO are accustomed to read the debates in the Senate that
IN each and every of the last sessions of Congress
Seward Hale and Sumner have received at the hands
OF from the slave states and the plant tools
north ten times-nay hundred times the abuse, which
ms tate Incompatible speech he scathngy hurled back
upon his assaants All this hashereofore been submitted
10 IN silence and in my Judgment long submitted 10
ana now when forbearance to be virtue the
member Tor Massachusetts in vindcaon Of his manhood
and in the exercise of his privilege retorts upon his asa
AUS te only OF the abuse they have long and
pl2y heaped upon him and his friends, he is told that
aodcit - 2bsoiuteiy inconiprehesbIe, and his pur
pe cohceVaoe Ankle astounded that the man Of peace
ana he meek modest and retiring scholar, should dare
any a'taek wha.eFer ana cowed and crushed by its
the woSnds nGictei - iYbt I'D % u s e smart OF
tlis attach mon me ,or;t ~ - igt I.e,|t ~
does the Senator ,o.11Y lVbat 49, h .l't ar
already refuse To know him s;u n ' Us " ao' re
EICK hhn2 ash aaanJ rs ! - -, 80 ,e wan Us 10
,, - =, 49, " ' "' 90 MIN NM
Mr. Preston Brooks doubtless acting on the invitation of
Douglass 10 TO % EIrK him poda a., .,.a.,
NJ, 9 - ~ y" ~'"e~ "P'"
VII gunner, uhaer the circumstances mentioned by Mr. S
in his statement and the " clap their hands and
.n,,lard ne fouous. $3.50
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What the rhixyal,-y cow
AJ "s'J
= COLUMBIA, 8 T., Monday, May &c, 1855.
Iohtlouuohs are peng made in Charleston and Column
tou to Preston s. Brooks whose very generally
proved IN this locality.
From The PeterSbtrg LateHigencer
We exceedingly sorry that Brooks drtied his
by laying it awar the shoulders Simmer
We regret that he did because he was not Justly
scamp and his coscamps make capital for their foul
cause out of tbs affair. They will raise which will
Spit the public about the violation of the
debate southern buyism &c. Master Horace Greeley in
particular VIII jump out of his boots and breeches
about four thousand fits and thur put up the price of sa
da and burnt feathers throughout the country Disagree
9osbing w., entir @ va, :. I eh'gt 81 sumner
n onIv renrdv nv gIcI 1a Co., ~ &c - t'ii ashihR Is
+s go he ~. 20, CONDUCT Oh the Abolition
80 " It, - ~. s"t ~ WIN NC very "ei 10 give sew
freav ~, III; nnt;tiaI hI tei udy ullt II operates
r,scsl i E,io 20 $50. -. ~ - iuS .dt inc cunning
b,,t III; ni;t ; y. 'o,ao 'Le ,ecofuii OF deDate,
ne ~ ana daihiabe doctrines are in