Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04
VOI,.s2-NO. 80.
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Mr. Sl;de,l ca,lsa Tho, o,ten,;on of ,h. Senate
to a telepraphic dispatch. giving Mr.. Summers
statement before ihe COMMITTEES Of tho House
nubI;sbed ,b;s morninc wbirb ,.ooscd a long do.
cate ana some excitement '.# III -s9t47t'
-''++-' @@. 70 Tool Washington, NAV ~. 7.Bs
HousE.-Mr. Slidell called the attention of tho
Senate 10 telcpraph;c dispa,eh. giving Mr. Sum.
ner, statemen, before the COMMITTEES or the
House nublsbed this morning. which caused a
long debate and some excitement. .rssa 5d
Wessrs SlideIl and Douglas srvernllvy denied
the statements made by Mr.. Sumner. md wished
10 nreyent false imnressions in The country.
Both disclaimed any idea whatever about the
,ontsmplatcd assault The latter said he did
not know Sumner was about the capitol, 4 tbe
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Mr.. Toombs denied that he was near Broots
at the time. hut he told Brooks he approyed Of
what he did. a' "l| - .s.,E
Mr. B,tler said that had he been nresen, IN,
would have assumed all responsibility taken Inv
his gallant relative. Not a single word which
had been quoted by Mr.. Sumner IN, apnlication 10
him. was relative TO ANYTHING which he sai,,p
the House quest on - "a =. t...-. p ..-It
Mr.. Wade knew nothing Of the assault. but
his feelings were arnns.I wh., man was s.r;,,k.
On down and almost murdered 4 hrayr man
could no, defend himself against such mn attack
rs that Ii the principles announced are TO pre-.
va,i' le' US come aringa 10, 'lr.o'ioat; ailhoasi
oaare iour 10 one, am mere 10 meet you. ~
man ~, ca, ale III no oe'sef cause th'ii III aeience
OF liberty OF speech. 80 '' -.'
tend to place Senators in false position. There
was nothing in Mr.. Summers statemen, ipcous;s,.
cnt With what was said by Messrs. Sid.p and
Douglas. He was stricken down. and IL was a
brutal, murderous. and cowardly ussnuIt. f.
Mr. Butler-"Youare a liar
Mr.. Stewart called the Senator to order.
Mr. Butler apologizcd for words spoa.n in the
warmth OF excitement.
Mr.. Wilson resurp, d. saving that. when Mr..
Sumner was able TO take his se,t he wou,d he
ready to meet the Senator from South Ca .olna,
and others in debating Ibis u,,esi;op and ,nsurr
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f's'er sPoAe I'D iu'or vi the reeeohi Vi
Mr.. Trumbull wished to speak for five minutes
on the subject but the hour for the specirI or
der had arrived, and although Mr.. Hale moved
% postpone the special order to allow Mr.. Trum-
bull to speak, the Senate refused by vote of
ayes IL, nays 80. 80
Mr. Cass made further explanations IN refer.
ence to the Champion correspondence which lie
said misrepresented him.. ~ a,- 49,.
f. The Presidents veto of the bill for improyinr
the mouth of the Mississippi was discussed with.
out action until the hour OF adjour ment
Boston, May 81.
The New England Aid Compapv held their
annual meeting here to-day. The attendance
was large. The total receipts for the wear are
reported at over 5000. The Company have
saw mills at various points in the Territory: the
value OF their property in Lawrence was from
$4,000 to 100000. They hold their land in