Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03


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W. u.aole " y" " uu''ns INC s's" o. he
He is sill very weak, and his physicians
counsel him no, 20 move GU, OF his house
for week. ~ "
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renee were fre,Iy commented upon. Sew
eral oihers from Brooklyn and New York,
took occasion ID speak. e,.s 7 s5s
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braacb or ns,,;smar,..v n,,y,.sas s' s,sS
Iess au.ck an ,ba l,hsr,y II sosscSo,,,,ors
an ,he decenc,as or c;v;,,~od I,r. al - %
dignity to Massachusetts demanding s,ric,
investigation and the expulsion OF Mr..
Brooks and other members implicated. The
resolutions were sent 10 the House for con.
curfence.
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Robey, +. S,enbons .h,Io - az =" .."us.;oa
70 ,bs 6sb,nS banhs was v ys.,s,dav @ d. ,'n ; ;n,n
bv ! schooner off fons R,sncb usr o -"
chinery was damaged by the ccllisionj caus.
ing much alarm to the passengers, who mum.
bered about 200, fortunately none were
injured. and The crippled boat Is now on her
way TO this city III tow OF the steam tug Ii
tan.
Bost6N, May sB.-A large four story
brick building on Federal street, near the
South Boston Bridge, occupied By the Bos.
ton Ploning and Moulding Company, was
DESTROYED oy nre las, night together with
seVeIal uoJoining dwelIng houses occupied
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% "h;"e. 'e s;oSA anu muca oss seloSSe St,t, ma.
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WORCESTER May ga popular dem.
ons!ralion was made last evening at the Civ
Sumner. The messing was ve,v l.,sa
The HIM. ]. 8. a Knowl,on rresidsd g. 81
Charles Allen and others ssoke A ss,,s.
Of resolutions WINS adon,ed 5enouncioo ,he
ou,rope. md commendino Wr Snmns,;s
course in Congress-
LOWELL, Mass, May so'--aiafge indig-
na'on meoung was held here lass evening,
10 relation 10 the sumner assault. Mayor
huntington presided and speeches were
maze Oy me hon; iio'ner baHies', J.P' Ad.
ans, Rev. =, b. Fssler and others, -
COLUMBIA, s. c., May 96.--Conuibtt,ions
are making a, Charleston and. Columbia 20
get up testimonial to Mr.. Brooks. His
course is very generally approved.
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u,,'L No,NNA.h ..Sn may M 70 ne Guy - ming
V;.",u;s % s"1Tso Tse NIne.Ius Tn,s al'sa'S ~ rom
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NEW YORK. May x6.--ln the Circuit
Court !hls morning all the Nicaragua Fill.
busters were discharged, in the absence OF
Witnesses
BosroN. Nav 95.-The larpes, tbee,in,
ever held in FaneuiI Hall assembled lSs,
evening 10 pive expression IN heir ,Hdionn.
lion Ar ,he assault, o n senator sumner Five
thousand were inside ,ba Han and ,bous.
ands outside were unable 10 oain an,tanee
Goysrnor G,ydner presfded ssais,ed bv 10
Vice Presidents Including ,be = IS, dis,in.
men Of ali parties: Among The
of;cers wer Ideu,. Gov. Berckiv Ms;oI
Rice. Mr.. Baker. Presljsn, Of ',he Senate.
M. PheIps SNEAKER Of ,be House. Ex.Cov.
Boutwell,. Hon. Mr.. VALLEY. Ex. .Mayor
SmitI. M. Nathan Hale, Editor of tIe Daily
Advertiser. 4nIoa 4. Lawrence. Ptofsssur
@. C. Fol,ofl and LYMAN f3eecher.
Tba maa,ino was onenad Win a nraver
b, Raw Rollin fl Neal, Gov. Gardner. ON
IskinO the choIr made a slirriDo spdech.
The assaul, on Senator Sum. |
ner as an exhibition Of prossness and bru. |
Iali,v elcasdins any,hino wri,,eh on Inc pn. |
ues Of hlMory. and calling upon Congress to |
exnel ,IIs dssaiIsht from i,s halls. The |
Goverhor's sentiments were responded 10 |
by tremendous cheering throughout.
Judoe Russell followed with a refiea Of
resolutions. The meeting was af,erward
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