Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

latiun OF the mother OF statesmen, she has now
deccneratpd into the dam Of "a race Of po:iti-
all mankind with curses We give one cx-
tr.ct from leading PIP i Of the State, 10
show how low and ahject they have sunk:
(Frora the Richmond Enquirer, June 81
A few Southern journals, affecting an cx.
elusive refinement Of feeling or regard for the
propretics of Official Intercourse, unite with
she Abolition papers in condcmning the chaS-
tisemcut inflicted npon Sumner hy the Hon.
T. S. Brooks. We have no patience with
these mealy-mouthed Pharsees OF the press.
Why not speak out and declare nj once that
YOU ARE shocked hy the brutality Of u slave
holding ruitan? ?" it is much mere manly to
adont the viloent vocabulary Of the Tribune
than to iusnuate Misrepresentation in the meek
accents Of n conscience smitt,n saint.
IL the main, the press Of the Snuth ap.
plauG the conduct Of INr. Brooks without
condition of limitation. Our appreciated n. TT
least, is entire ard uureRcrv1d. We cuuSGer
the act good III conception. better in eX' GU
ton. and best of al in Cunst qucncr. These
vulgar Abulitnnists in the Senate are getting
above themselves. They have been humorcd
until they forget their position. They have
grown saucy, and dare to be impuu"ut to
&, nlrmcm Now, they are n low. mean.
srn.vy SIT, with some little book Ienruiug.
but rs utterly devoid of spirit aud honor rs =
rack of curs. lntrenchcd behind privilege"
they fancy they can Islander the South and it's
representatives with impuuity.
The trnth is, they have been suffered to run
too long without collars. They must be
dashed into Submission. SnmnCr IN par:icu-
lar ought 80 have niYc-and-ibirty every morn
iny. He is great strapping fellow, and
4 /. l. l.,
frightened him, and nt the first blow Of the
cane, he beloved like e hul.caif.
There is that hackguard Wilson, an gno-
rant Natick c"ber, staggering in excess of
muscle, and absolutely dymg for beating.
VIII not somebody take him in laua? ? iiaie
is another huge. red face. sweating sr"undrel.
whom somc gentleman should k!,k and cuii
until he abates something OF lis impudeni
talk.
These men are rerpetua'ly abusing the
people and Representatives uf III" South for
T. rants. robbers. rUlliuns, adultcrrrs and
what not. Shalt We stand it Can gentle
mcn sit still in III" Senate and House Of Rep
reseuruiyrS under an incessant stream Of
denunciaton from wrclches who avail them
selves of The privilege Of place ia indulge their
dcvi!ish passions with impunityf IN the alb
scnce Of an adequate law, Southern gentle
men mnst protect their own honor and feel
iugs. 1t is pn idle mockery to challenge one
Of these scullons, 1t is equally useless TO at
tempt to disgrace them. They are insensble
to shame, and can be brought to reason only
by an application Of cowhide or gutta pcrcha
Let them once understand that for every vile
word spoken against the South. they will!
suffer so many stripes, and they will soon
Learn 10 behave themselves like decent dogs
they upNpr Ina rnutlpppu
AR. Brooks has initiated this sanitary dis
clip line, and he deserves applause for the bold.
jn'iiclous manner in which he cha,tiSed the
scamp summer. II Was a proper act, done at
the proper time, and 10 the proper place. 0f
al! the places Oh the earth the Senate Cham
her, the theatre Of his ytuparous exploits
was the very spot where Sumner should have
been made to suffer for his violation of the
deceucies Of Greerous debate, and for his
brutal ienunciation of Il venerable statesman.
1t was literally aud entirely proper that he
should be strkrn down and beaten just beside
the desk against which he leaned as he
Illuminated his filthy utteranee through the
Capitol.
IL Is idle TO talk of the sanciiiy Of the
Senate Chamber, since il is polluted hy the
presence Of such fellows of Wilson and sum
Eer and Wade. They have dssecruied it,
and cannot new fly TO II as sanctuary from
the lash Of vengeance.
We trust other gentlemen will follow the
example of m Brooks, su that curb mny
be imposed upon the trnculence and audacity
OF abolition speakers II need be, lei'us have
II Gaming or eowiildng every day II the
worst comes to the worst, so much the sooner
SO much the better.
EXTENSIVE SIRIgE.-Foriy thousand miners