Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-19

o"a Iespoli sibIIiy. He neeGed mol ask anv
lawyer u such Procedure was no, an on.r,as
upon. common justice. He had never 10 ssis
o 0n participant In he quarrel. The only
/. ~. p.e'e1 Tor accusing him was that be
had not turned common informer and r.vaoJ as
an intention disclosed to him under he ohiia.
.,ons 81 friendship Knowing Brooks 10 be En-
armed anu believing Sumter to bs armed b..
e', 'hat all the danger Of the coni1ic, would Lr
to his fEieud. "N0'0 We
ar. Edmundsoa il vers fine looking NM,
ana =. ne slated bis wrongs with poin, aud sp,r.
II , Mo fy'oeniiy impressed his auditors.
nia. Iehning,cn IN reply, said, that Mr.. E.l
n.;;, a,ef learnIng The purpose OF the Com
mllee, mad approached him under g,pa, or
citement, and upbrsit.ed him in a manner Tbs,
required & r'e1-at forbsara,:e,-ereat lofbesf.
ance on us Y petit. to avoid personal collision
'na. ne ohered to convene the Commit,ee nd
give MI. =. the opportunity for self. yindjcatfpn,
out That MIR. T.. left him without reply and
mat M, hearing nothing more, presumed Mr.. +.
oid nor desire 10 add anything to his testimony.
WI remington Is Stout, rather corpulent.
PHEASANT looking man; but was evidently quite
annuyea oy me position in which be was pla.
ced by Mr.. E. He showed considerable lem,
per and his manner was almost hostile a. h.,
en- !nPhaslzed the "great forbearance', he had es
hibiled. ~ ""1 9"
Mr Edmundson, with extraordinary cooIaes.
and self control, and bearing easy. pIessar,
YET unmls'dkable, remarked in reioinder that
lie knew too well what he we'd 10 himself az
gentleman, and 10 This House az one of i,s
mem gers, TO SHOW passion here. He further
saio 'hai u was hardly to be expected no would
appear before court which could condemn
o. him unteard' He PREFERRED 10 appeal TO Ia,
House. wv
The vote was then taken sLd feaulted an sta
ted above.
MI Brooks then proceeded 10 address the Houss
oae " Tue severest commentaries we eyet
heard. He isa wel.made man, Of hne sizr
smooth and pleasant countenance. and sssy
bearing His feelings were evidently nrouseI
~ 'heir depths, but he had them fully uuder b u
eoh'foi. On h's features vas that settled. al.
Hlos ihoeklhg smile, which shows the wearet
capable oil all that man can do or dare. Hts
manners were courteous, and his words weh
consl1e'ed but they bslm Ike hc, iron. He
gearing certainly wds as complete an i,nper.
sonanor OF ugca!culatng CALAMITY as it Is easy
10 conceive of. There was nothing appra,cb
lng buster bu, the reused liou never Io,ked
more TRANQUILITY at approaching Danger. uar lt,.
game COCK nsulted BY The show of an adverse
snow pfouder crest, than he v hen he ia
wee lhe 'Chevalisr Webb" and Wilson
ana burlIngane, aud Woodruff, to '.come s,y.s
y or come IN pairs, or cone iu body viii, al
leeir crew at their hack and take the life " hic,.
they said he had foi feiedD lie was Iis;esea
10 win The deepest Alteration.
On Tuesday The Ho1 proceeded 10 the esa@
siaeratioh OF the resolution expressing d,saN
PROBATION OF the conduct Of Messfs E.i,nuad4W1
and kelti III connection vita tbs Sumues aa
eault
AN inenectaal effort was made 10 hpvs vS:e
'aken IN the case OF each separately. In conse
qoehce OF TINS fail1re the resoaiisa I'd rejected
Ayes 10; maya 1926.
Cn motion Of Dir. Campbell, Of Oi,io, tbs yos
vas feconsIiefed, when he offered sab sti!u,e
iof the resolution, SO as 10 snau Ole lhs House 10
pass on Nr. keitt and Mr.. Edmuudsor sepas.
a ely. he said il Mr.. keitt wished to DO te1, !
be should not insist Oh the previous questios
MI. Letcher made ain unsucs.s..uI arpssi ~
DIR. Campbell TO withdraw the motion, wshiu.
10 occupy several minutes ia tho discnss4oa VI
the question in its new aspect
Mr.. Campbell, oil Chic, replied, if he shsa Id
yield to The gentleman from Virginia, he mast
necessarily give way to others. The sabi.a,
had been discussed ir all It's aspects. The sal
s'itn'e did not change the principle OF tas oil,
nal proposition. Much time had already heeu
consumed The session Vas far advauce.i, aud
The business Of Inc House wEs not transacted
iaereiore he Insisted uyon The previous yaea.
tien.
MI. betshsr wished 10 say that in The ae~
aspect OF the case an effort Mas naJe to cot VI
debaie.
MIR. Dunn called attention 20 tho wuliae Of
the substitute. The House was eaisd ipo., Is
declare as disspp!oba,ioE OF '.shs said act'' sf
NessTs. keis and Eimundsoa. He waa,cd t.
knsw 10 ~haf ;he words ''ssia acl' had icist.
ence
Unesr ms cpsratioh ii tho previous onexiaa
ihs resolution censurins Mr.. Keitt was adopted
yeas log nays sc.
The Other resolu;icn :ensuFinz Mi; II in dua
SON, was reIected-yess so, Gays 1856
Nj. Campbell, of Ohio, ,nogc,' an s,ntndlneas
TO the preamble TO make il further appear that
Mr. kel,l attempted 10 pfeveat al officer Of TIE
Senate from interfering to proven. ths cuntias
Gus blows upon Mr.. Sumner.
Mr.. Dunn took exception to this aus adm N b.
The original presented Mr. Koi,l a. q witt, %.
nothing more, aud on that ground the IssoIa.
lion was PredCatsd
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, TO remove Mr. DuoL,ss
objection, moved all amendment 10 the preaM
bio simply srking on, Mr Elmuudson's uams,
and letting MIR. keiit's saud,
The preamble was agreed to-yeas leA, nays
80.
Mr.. keitl said he should ask the House to
morrow TO hear him on some matters, aaJ that
he should endeavor not 10 violate par Elementary
proprls.y. The House then adjourned.
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