The daily union., 1856-12-30
ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN TaE sEEATE-AoRE WORK
FOR TaE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

We happened 10 be absent when Senator Brown made
The closing speech Of the debate in the Senate on the Pres
DENTS message and therefore did not witness the impanE
= which he subjected the Ajax Teemon and the Jupiter
TOnans Of the back-repubeau party The regular cor
respondent of the Albany Argus under date Of December
"a gives graphic description Of the proceeding aud as
corresponds with the oral description Of the same given 70
us bv several We transfer it to our column
that our readers may be prepared for such acon IN n
premises as the Massachusetts, legislature in lis wisoOn
may choose to adopt The scene described as follows
The Ajax Tslemon and Jupiter TOnans OF the eaekre
pubcsn partyso Senator Brown terms senator Se"
srdand the ls leg of the Massachusetts, senatorial repre-
ssntaton (Brigsdier Wilson, received scathing review
from the Mississippi senator yesterday only ooect 70 n
classical nomenclature Of Governor Brown for however
well in his mouth, it seems Wouy misApphea
tb counexion Substitute Mephiophies for Senator Sew
ard and Bob Acre for the Massachusetts, brgadier, and
viii at the parts Of Senator Browns speech
to which the heart to make the least objection
You know it the role Of Seward Co. to play the
conservative and deny explain away the Of in
asumaiory and neendiary expressions piled up IN their
speeches like osa Peon in view of general spois in
trigue now foot take effect in ls6o Gov. Browns
speech like of Senator Jones' which Seward has not
had the courage taxed Seward and Wilson severely
with inconsistency Of their present professions and dem
onttrated it, Wilson confronted with letter o.
hin own written notorious Abotonst and traitor To
the constitution, Wendell Phillips, during the late cam
paign which letter. like the ghost at Macbehs kngy s
Bile came 10 perturb and the Massachusetts, senator most
ipopportunely. Mr. Wilson unable tc reply Macbeth
did Thou say did it though he had the best
will 10 do it, He hesitatsd, squirmed, and blushed, like
sEkn whose enthusiastic loreeter Is read in the pres
ence Of cold blooded company Of relatives and indeed
the fond expression Of Wilson's missve 10 his dear Phillips
ucienty carries finishes the figure The unhappy
senator tried 10 explain but halted and stumbled like
horse in bog finally e face foremost in the muck il
which position from Mississippi ptessy pelteo
him with a remorseless hide Ii in fact, anotbel
Sumner outrage the1gh Mr.. Browns weapons simply
those Of cutting parliamentary language Mr.
Wilson should 20 home smother bis head In wet cloths aad
appeal to the sympathy Of Massachusetts
aswbep all this over Mr. Brown next down on h
unsmsd with charge which, true must shoeE
the moral sentiment Of every decent citizen The charge
VA that Wilson, public hotel in this city, had lately
given uersnee sentiment that the slaves had rgh
70 cut the throat. Of matters and that be did not know
tba, be would advise do itF The charge horn
fed the Senate and Wilson, covering under the indign.n
gaze Of the Senate and the galleries. terngy denied tbs
be had used the expression Gov. Brown sahst be mad
the charge on good authority, and the gentleman who's
Union assuming m whole responsibility. learn Also ths
is strooious sentiment uttered in the presence OF
slave who greedy listened to the senator's conversation
tiers.
vube.nisul Is it any wonder that southern men, and
to all the country, dreaded iE asoendeney, anS
united In the late campaign TO ward Of such resultF