The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

Sam Medary, of the Columbus Ohio Salesman, denies
that he ever any guaran that OHIO would cast
her vote for Douglas in the Gin sinnati Convention.
The Richmond Enquirer In reading lesson to the New
YORK democracy recommends the Cincinnati Convsn ion
to turn out both the delegations from this State sys
if the democracy Of New York have enough To-
agree among themselves th.y should not be alowsito
the harmony of the delegates from other States.
The students Of the University OF Virginia have held
meeting and passed strong resolutions in favor OF the
course pursued by Mr.. Brooks ia the Sumner affair."
They not only returned their thanks to the chvarou
Carolinan, they call Mr.. Books for the gallant man
in which he defended the rights Of the S,uth but
voted him handsome TO replace the one he broke
in SO good canse.
The black republicans Of Philadephia held convsn.
ton the 9Th ult and after appointing delegates to
the National Convention voted themselves sggeevei 1t
the late assault committed In the United States Senate
chamber.
The Richmond Dispatch, in commenting on the affair
between Brooks and SUMNER remarks -" We are no ad-
vocates OF the club pistol, but who indulge in
vuperative personalities must not be surprised If they
arouse passions which it /, not always possible to
restrain
meeting was held in Newbsrry, S. c.. ON the Oath
ut at vhi:h 1t resolved approve the conduct of
Hon. Preston s. Brooks in his affair with Mr. Sumner
This is in Mr. Brooks Congressional district The meet
ing also resolved to send him cane and 1t was ass,rd
ingly rent.
The Massachusetts, House of Representatives by a
vote Of 208 to 49, have passed resolution for amending
the constitution Of the State that fourteen year
residence in this country shall be necessary to qualify
foreigner to VOTE This Is coming down seven years
the Know Nothing platform.
The Black Republican State Convention os Vermont
will be held At Montpelier Tuesday the Sd inst.
The Norfolk Argus is very severe on Mr. Sumner and
praises Colonel Brooks for the part he took in tho
i fair in the Senate chamber.
The Richmond Examiner thinks that the AFT sir between
Brooks and Sumner is of the most fortunate
rerces Of the day. and regards Mr. Brooks as the ,st
Judicious and practical reormer OF Congressional man
ners that the country blessed with II SAYS for
years the Southern representatives. in Congress have
been iDsuled and forced to listen to the most violent
abuse Of their domestic institutions without being
able to retaate in consequence OF the non combasm Of
tie Northern members.
The Boston dos Of Saturday ssys;-Yesterdsy was the
anniversary Ct the signirg If The Neorasaa bill II was
cold in the morning, like the heart OF General Pie.ce
windy At noon like he professors of the inaugural aud
cloudy at last, like the Presidents future.
lndigns ion meetings the Sumner and Brooks affair
have been as thick as blAckberries. Among the most
prominent are those which have been held ia Bo3.0a
Norcrer, Spin siee, Amherst HsverhiIl lowell Brad
erd West NeNbury, Bridge Satsr, Aiding or, MIsl5)ro'
Nader PavtucSet, Fi.ohburg, Concord, Lynn, Water
in Manchester, NJ H., New Haven Conn.,, and by the stu