Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
K &c III NJ OND WHIG.
THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS- First Session
IA In. hl
SENATE

'S"' '"r'n"ef upoh the subject of -av--y that had
- mnci hgiistrd the country he hsd raryl, uttered
Nor1 He loved his county mor- than d, loved an,
-nre tlai anything that could agate .,d i-t,rh IN.
hntm"uy. Tie believed the r.tr.l OF th,, Mi.so, com
promise w1sa great moral and political wrong SINCE. hos.
ever uri srbs has b,-n .Iiors-ti nv the ,ir,.nn.t
oen''o' ;" its e'"'n'n"auou and result, he iet
m> duty To de'lar- that hr c'ul longer t,,ty
a-oSia on- ~i;h any party hs n>i-trd upon such doc
trine-, AMI he could support man Gr Pr.id-nt .h,
a'o~ed and recoguized such docuc- His motion ro b.
'heuseu "as Chen agrved "a.
Mr. Butler proceeded to r,ulV to Nr S,,,,.,i -,,..h
Th. gale ,s- were crowded with auditors.
Nj t1er said that tile E,r his addressing the
Susie "h uis occasion brought about ,y event. over
when lie had no c'ntrolevents ~Lich hav. grn, o,t
OF r"itf"ver~y, from the ncen,-nt If which tn.
| Se'a'o '"m h'-rnchu-ett-. 't NOW hi. seal (Mr
sumner ~oud lie held eaciu-iv.ly r-t.ou,ib. Inv M.
couhtr, and hi- GOd lie had delivered 4. sn.-.6 M,
I'ou'"HTy 'hat ever had utteranc- in any lrg.la-
tive b'dy recognizing the sanction. of Law. md ~ RI
Oons'ltit"n All that time Mr. Butler a. u, here, ,L
"hat h "onid have done h- bad been here il ~oui now
De- peri GUY Idle to say because ran substitute the
OF subsequent period for what might have
taken fEce on the impulse Oi the moment
hi- imirr-sion ifhe rad l- her, h. voold b.v
-'Aeu i's Senator before he bad finished some of the.
paragraphs personally sppicabl. him 10 p,u-.. and !,
Mr. sumner had gone Oh, he would have demanded ,h,,
he should retract modify the uifen.iy. rem all. % - .
oimg ITEM within the sphere of parliamentary propt.tv
II Mr. ;. had fused to do this what lac xo,d ~ ~,
,' e'nl not exactly ras, but thing he knew and
mat was he would not have submitted 10 IT, To- .b,t mode
"e ""uid have fesoted o, he could not tell
he would at least have as-un-d upon himself all H. o.
possibilities Of Senator from South C,t,lui, L 60
queIces. let them iaH where they might But ussd ~
that that -peech hsd involved a friend .ud kInsn,., y,
that extent he had been obliged 10 nut III. e,,. "a >.
! life at stake ~ -'''
Mr. Butler expressed the opinion that the speech Of NJ
sumner would h" cnud' un-d by the public mind ,f ,b
country, anu would be gned ~ iif,nv nv n,,.,-,
Or the ni>chev"us Consequences which b,ve aosa -
u already and which likely Ia the fntur, T., i;,,t
e peace Aufep"se OF the country. M Butler had s,d
nothing Ia justify the gross personal abuse and r.Irn
! with which he had been assaled; he hal b..n v.rv -
led IN is remarks during the whole OF this exciting DO
bate independently oi the personalities which had di.
orted snd disgrac-d Mr. Sumner speech ther wss o,
ing IN 1t TO distinguish it from all h, other boli,in
| speeches. ~ ~'''''o"
Instead OF making hi. own speech herr. under ,b. oh.
hgation o the constitution and IN ,lrud rann.r ,h
senator From Massachusetts, had acted as the rordr;, h
lang through which 10 pour out msgnitv and irn.,i
10 eoeiAie Ihro'iore Parker the Senator must max.
war on south Carulina aud himself IMr Bu,Isr I +,
was the purpose oi that Senator To pand-r TO the n
dice OF Corton Of Massachusetts, II the S-na,or -
now here he would make hun hang hi. bs,d =, -h
| prove Him calumnator '''
he accused Mr. Sumner of having pretended IN ,,n,,
% %" we Cosutu'oh "i South Carolina that which j. not
ound in IT, One thug /. cerain--her the senator dit
not read that constitution, or If he did he could not un
! icrstand it. Laughter ~
lie noticed Mr.. Summers charge of the shameful ih
cHt! OF south Carolina during tue revolutionary ~ r.
consequence OF slavery and reted allegation tb.t hnt
tor Northern AID the South could not have sustained r. /,
III that struggle South Carolina Massachusetts bera
a" barrels OF vine The Maine law not then
| ~ operation ll.auGhteI. The very powder used nv
Massachusetts after the battle Bunker hin w.. ;J
| Ell by ; Carolina, which ia the r.yol ,t;o, ,,,,i
hng-leai- O blood where Massachusetts no,-,5 -, L.
gallons lie characterized the ref,,k. ~ " S,o. ~ ~
P'eh I" hi a. indecent and utterly unfit to be A. thy
"ert' uttered Ia the presence ola gallery Of ladies'
Mr. Butler stout, condemned the r,soution of ,b
Massachusetts, Legisl relative 10 the a.,, 81 v
sumner SAYING thai Mr.. Brooks had been indicted or
mere newspaper rthr and with 2recipitancy of iuJa
ment incompatible with Legislative dignity aud Justice NJ
Brooks could not 20 drawing room ar nuI,ic nIa 81
ter Mr. Summers speeci delivered whout m, nns,i
oe"'E .INeu mas Sn'h carolina ehvalry escaped -
hd l. there {" be taiir submission To such nsuIts U
et ~ II he could look hi, Constituent. in ,b -
S',hou. beng daunt'- with dishonor The senate had
before been proiaied iy the Senator from Massachusetts,
lie lhr Butlcr wou u rather take ten hloWs tho, -,
dure the gas of the rh titician pourn; oot c,n,i %
on ms State Something must therefore be psroned 10
"'e SeHNohues OF man acting under the dictates of
| Without Concluding. Mr Butler gave wav 6,r ,,o,
! to adjourn. which prevailed ~
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
Only one hundred ai' ~ members We're present and
Tor want OF aquorum the House again adjourned
| American SEcEpEG-' ,,,lvENTIoS-A New York 4.
| Spatch, dated June = .,y.. "
Fremont chances still bv many considered be.,
a Po'uon OF the mcmbts, hosever propose to postpone
W' nomination until after the rrpubiclns nominate
others desire an mne'tt- nomination and prono.s IN
appoint committee u c"irr with simil r committee on
e pi OF te iePuohca" convention aud thus secure the
nomination 10y both conventions Of the sane candidate
letter ha~ been received from speaker Banks ur;pg
W" convention to select the strongest man and Al the
'a'e ume sg"iiyns his willingness accept If nomiua
/ ted 10y both conventions
HoRRintE DEATH.-The Baltimore Sun states that ON
wednesday Lasts man naned Christian Raw aged about
hItNhr'" wears, and engaged in the Maryiand sugar Re-
hhery &C 'idenaly TELL into large vess. of boinv vr
up TX Fuons we're promptly made to rescue him from
MS A-iui ondition, and scarcely moment elapsed ~ il
vas done but not bcfo~ he had undergone the horribl
process II boiling alive. Nearly the entir. skin f hi
oody was sea led so severely come of After uu.
sons thr most eHcruciaing agony he expired Thurs
! day morning
'ne !, - ''Nng steamer had arrived there and thai
the dihculti~ with the authorities growing ON, of tb
cent s1ngu'"'ry riot had bees amicaby settled Travel
lcts could the railro,I s, nar,.c, s.t,
'O''A"d Gushing died recently at Punta Arenas.
MoRr ViarN--A despatch from Montreal st,tes ,b.,
the recent ,amhT explosion At 0ngeie proves To b,vs
been morc -trueye OF human life than was At FIST sun
posed 80 r', tScuty-evcn dead bodies have been re-.
Su t' search - still progressing Several Of those
CRors ANp Wr,rnsR ~ Cual-The Havana Pr,n,a
publishes accounts from Mtttnza4 10 the 3uth ut iu
which h j. stated that yet but verv few plantations
nad commence grinding sugar. The planters we're still
th" pr"srtt engaged in sending 10 market the remain
der "i the late crup This j. said 10 have been generally
vrry short the district o Mstanzss Aone having n,de
lUoWo boSs les than last year Heavy refreshing
rans had bgun {" tall and cool air and lay the dust
Tux SAN Fs,xcso NUsprs.-Nr King. who vas lately
murdered o. th" streets ~ San Francisco bv gambler
named Casey T. the gentleman ~ho 80 jo pursued
|
James Mug "i Nm., bot carried ioun bv the great
isilure OF Altnt Co Hris native Of Georeciown u
C.. aud for scveH trs emploved In the banking
house OF 'o'coran & Riggs At Washington.
Dr.rH or G,. T.ris-G,pe,.l WIN. y,grs a., O., c,,,.
on sai nsht last and TNs buried on Sunday evening
nHiat Ni Ntsonc ui.- General oc-r in sbe
amy ~ @ the of lsit and distinction Az ths
close o h~ wAr h. Win cir consequence reducuon of
hs retired from the
P's,oss ,sp PsrucosA young rom.n ha, been -orsin.
IN We 'fy c thc Amer en- ship
ite lt months a ri hale clothes prrtenAei 10 H.
ne mHn or ". +Hnnkti sEs Uavanas
WIS su-rcssfui nu sfong Iaes snd sete T
Fafi g. modern grt-rln eel 20 al appearancs
Pi.4arH, June 20 The City Council to-day granted The us
N lnu pndcnCt Var f reception
Thc g. ocra favored M tasure ~hst The
Nrv Yoss June " ~ Central Republican
had meeting and pti rsoucrs vor Frsrnout and
SPEAKER bant' ior thc PRESIDENCY aud Vice Presidency
NtE NoaE June 20 III enlistment ~ STANLEY atachs
o consul Hscay e. he unted sstes is sed yesterday
uc District Attorney declining 10 pres trial.
NEv optEsSs, June III Gre occurred At Aver, on Monday