New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

The Sumner affair IL still fresh topic although II
a week Old Tie organs Of rowdyi ism and the sdvo-
Gates OF the budgeOD, excuse Brooks upon The sssnnp
tion that the prOyocaoD Wa odtrageousiy insulting
have frequently told you Of the squabbss, quarrels
and ,codipx matches which Witnessed in the Senate,
ald Iss Ell at Sumner talked drawing dialect,
in comparison with older Senators That very day,
Mason laid TO hin, that to "see hin u" ou'sde wa
',o shun him." and gentlemen only Associated With
lin ia that Chamber and from the necessities OF ueir
position, ard Douglas accused him OF PERJURY, and N
connection with his name made use of illustrations OF
the o.t disgusting character such as dogs, etc.
viii say Of Doug that If b. be made Preraea none
who attend bis levess need anticipate being surprised
by noble presence, such d. the chief magstraL OF
great ia !oL u ght BE- supposed to wear Tor ! have
A. con .een human aoe tbat has fss of tbs dIvins IN
Il than The face Of Douglas, OF figure more At var
arct with those in which the Imagination loves 70
eLshiine gre atne-s He -quat ia STATURE coarse IN
fca,uIe coarse il language, aud ID his whole bearing
ard appearance suggestive Of seasuar'y. marx, i
ou'ystfsk Of Appearances, and We know that appear
ance. are Of ep deceptive; but do say that II were
To keith Douglar ii, nd b. compelled u bonow my
illustrations from the iOw.r aninas, and this sense vi
nee for hun al In any shape fVrbfs me ~
Co OF stmLer il il sulhcieIt ~ lay that heb man
Of Ligh moral character, a schoar OF no ordinary
.uftiap anc an orator Of extraordinary powers. IL
j. faGet'ously absurd in Macon aud Douglas ~ pisy
the arirtCcrat and assume sublime superiorty over
him for. al ihre were 70 tfavel toSetner IncygnV
Lewoad be recognized being the superior OF Don
in all those qualities and accomplishments whlcn con
,tfufs the claims Of the genuine ar-tCcfst.
TWa.h xto,. CouespondsI q Tbs biss"an "e""c"e
How A SPIRIT CossoLID WiDo"ER-Af'
Levi. Jennings formerly OF SCutooia, La l., SON.
80. 80 q, was separated from hs wife, she having
her :. moved 20 the inner hfe FOR several Gays 10
= 80. riv f,iect.d ana BIS friends were apprehcn-
- ,tstF :. uight be- iLsane. Mr.. Jennings sS pro.
',nn,es,e "a that be- sboud sooo have psrsooad
-, " y i,h his c.oea..d companion. One nghs,
-, .L,ee weeks after her departure fn the Sanny
- 49,. n h. r. on and 10 bed be was conscous
- e. n.,i. ..an, .xc;rn EFT OF bis mind and nef-
30. -, IN vas greatly ,gbdued. A nsoqnl fsenng
-; IN r.rvsce BIZ whole being. he f.f for The
.,,.re IstLe Wa prepared for the intsryew,
-, vfe suGdeLy appeared ~ him seating
-, 81. ~, Il -de 90 bed she convrrseh win nm
~ ,especting his situation, telling him not 10 slos
~. % dwell On thin separation; that tLeir earth
v,fi,t.us bad been Interrupted for wse purposes,
q, tbs. u THE ytd least she could no longer be
o., lin nustant ofnpaIiop. In the course o. ths in
review he referred lin 70 lady reading IN south
I'D yfon he old lot 7, meIsber ever - have seen,
hrd tod Lin 70 marry h.r On the following morning
NJ .J,pLipz- found himself 10 calm and Agreeable
fsu. q mind. The 20 N that bad vailed hs spnf
had BEEN totally di-syated, and he felt hgbt-hearted
srG clterfal hUb.eq ueiy be addres,ed the Ady re-
fired H.. and without having sten her, made pro-
te,sis e marriage VI ch were ompay re,ecseA A
lev cav. af,er while Jennings was coGyersins Will
LsrlG,. Mr. james Richmond, lie remarked that -
~. It'll -ure Of secEIirg bis object and thee, wHt
same reluc.snce ami With feeling OF unasnA
,0.nni,y be related the spiritual experience shead.
d. sTt. o. M JebniE- .rred this same ady Sons
eight ~ ten var since aud the union IA. been pro
duc,ye Of much happiIes. spiritual Telegraph