The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-06-09

I
that law hill in nv paper" Eyes" re-
piled, ''the legislature heard of your
denunciation, and repealed the law at
i'S "oA' se''lon'
We dined at Harper's Ferry on the
5th. This was point of special inter-
est because Of the John Brown raid the
October preceding. Browns party
seized the covered bridge-90O feet
long-also the Unitea otates Arm0rv
Inls was a small orlck 9ollolng put
througn noles IN the wall browns De-
seiged party hred upon the cltlzens-
kil!lng the mayor ana otners. Brown
nlmsel1 was oadly wounded ana ms
blood marks were still on tne wall
against whlch ne iell. but celore our
party got througn win thelr lnspec,
tlon the orlcks containing tne SAD
MARKS were transferred IN small pieces
10 tne pockets OF the excurslonlsts'
Durlng the run from Wheel1ng 10
baltlmore SIPS OF paper were olstFlo
uted among the editors, requesting
thelr autographs, name ana localloh Oh
paperand lew lines. poetlcal or prose-
reiatlVe 10 tne excurslon-ali 10 pc
cohplleo Dy ouPerlhtehdeht omlth
lhIo an talIoral Alo"m. can
recall only tne concluding s'anz's ol
my contrloutlon;
ssThen hera,s to tho hea]th III, honor
and wealth.
Of him who nroiected this frolic.
Nav his comnanv e'er havn cause to
feel hlue
j
,.D,,.;,.a.a r,a.|, .,na~.uo -, -,
,oh.saa;n na;.n'o y "n. p'uS az han -,
sis n.seeins alu ::a.que.lnE, ilau h t. ouc,
areanseu oS '1ie 9l.y touhc1l' out alle'
thoie a mature o 1slioeraslon' ,neS c9'.t'u.
9oy ~ .ldgy couiun .h,! anolu .t ~ anu , ;it
tuup;eu at"' H. ao, .,ia. W. , NIL
| s'ay !. ~ ,le ct.l % lols as we Pl::,eu; :,
pas 1.yv Pei ia! iot po'tu' alu slslI ~ !;
'nT puulio ins;l.t'lo.is .ht Gs il.e vi 't.aac
D':a ,t.s tns 'naS oous'Vo' 'eil.' s so.l
. D"s.s s!S .s wa. W .n.no st.H :. n.Ay u'S
~ Iqu"."I oovSrelsn1!' !" ltp.A !" u,
I.epie. ~. & nous lass' ; 9Gs1lt. VI - ''"n s
9 .o ,k;s. "ln - " 1,n.e1 lug Li "i ~, ~,
: 1s l1aenlns n'o"n llo.:r We n'u 'll'
p,t"eufe t"t; r. u =, q. onIe ee,ins W. t"IresI"
: SaIiNe S " a. olns Ae''l ",l't H. ,I,n r,,Ns
nt,a u".e 'nu oenav"r ,ona a. w. nr'N Il" 'I'ie ~
sent,e'iivn ~; He.o eH.Ic't"-] NY |.,I" Ia
.,;.aa .i.l5 ~. o' '?,.'r 'r,'" ~.
wy. 10 ~ .:t Hts ioo.l' "nu i''v w.
~ w. ,''1 .1'1, noa ''iu ;'
W., "a, "s,,'au 1rss.u ,a;,a ,. "u ~ 15,,n ,h
W .n0 ll1uss aia' io1n.e" w., t,,c lrl:n'
) tl.al y CL.i I..s o.L I.lA- W. W." n ,,t'
g i;onn, ,nmo . 81, u'u nn ~ =; nv ~
Q tered the Democrnts on thr left On
the latter side. n tall slender sharn-
J featured gentleman with raven 1m.k
. down to his shoulders. attracted our no.
= tice and wc we're told that il WIS rorrr
4. PRYOR of Virpinia j\Ir PRYOR ::
:; lew months after Was an app)icapt for a
u profcs.orship in NIi,sis,iupi and he
: viii he remembered as counsel 70,
Adelhcr # Ames when he rn~irnal tr
> avoid imneachment,( The "\n m %
The .,vcr mcntinr was sr,r,.r'v n,o.
J. nnuncod whom at],7a,t 20 n,rn, ,brr, t'In,.
; ned to their feet and called out "l,r.
! sneol;nr'" w, I,f; that RahrI and mn.
creded to the senate rhamhrr. whrr,
:. Senator Brown secured us eli-ihl,
l. seats in the gallery. which, was already
y crowded, Vicc-President John G.
i Breckenridge prcsided-the most splcn
A did speciman OF manhood had cvrt
a seen. Senators Seward. Summer, Hale
= Douglass. Hunter and other celebrities
Of the body, as we'll as numerous distin
9 guished visitors. were pointed out
q The beautiful Harriet Lane. the pres
y. ident's niece, was one of tae social at
:. fractions.
J. Mr.. Davis. on a previous day. intro
r, duced series of resolutions relative t'
!, slavery in the territories. His speech
If in their support, was the first thing il
d order He spoke nearly two hours, Hn(
d received the close and respectful at
IS tention of even those who differed will
r, him. Senator Brown. OF Mississippi
N and Senator Clingman, OF North Care
lima, followed in short speeches on ,h
of same subject. On the right Of :, nato
d, Davis sat r. NJ. T. Hunter. Of Virgins;
le and next to him the Little Giant
j. Stephen A. Douglass. During the frs
IN part of Mr. Davis speech Mr.. Dor g'a-
st was constantly rubbing his chin wit
at his foretinger, but he appeared to be
le come more composed as the spcrr
S, was being brought toa close.
x After a thorough INSPECTION of IL
to Canitol and after visitinr the sev.r,
l. denartments. We called at The Viii,
er House. where President buchanan y,