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The Daily Dispatch: February 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], Fatal Affray (search)
The Boston Common Council--Censure of Hon. Charles Sumner. Boston,Feb. 22.--The Common Council of this city, last evening, passed resolutions, by a large majority, censuring Hon. Charles Sumner for his remarks in the Senate of the United States, relative to the signers of the petition for the passage of the Crittenden compromise resolutions. The Boston Common Council--Censure of Hon. Charles Sumner. Boston,Feb. 22.--The Common Council of this city, last evening, passed resolutions, by a large majority, censuring Hon. Charles Sumner for his remarks in the Senate of the United States, relative to the signers of the petition for the passage of the Crittenden compromise resolutions.
The Daily Dispatch: February 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
ssachusetts, and for the eloquence with which he vindicated them from the unworthy aspersions which were cast upon the intelligence of his constituents by the Hon. Charles Sumner, the Senator of Massachusetts. Resolved, That we respectfully request the Hon. Jno. J. Crittenden to act for Massachusetts, as well as for the great e United States as will satisfy the Border States and restore tranquility to the country. Mr. Crittenden's name was received with three cheers and that of Mr. Sumner with prolonged groans and hisses. The resolves were received with applause, and cheers were again given for Mr. Crittenden and groans for Mr. Sumner. AffaMr. Sumner. Affairs at Pensacola. The Pensacola correspondent of the Columbus (Ga.) Times, writing on the 20th inst., says: Soon after the arrival of the Brooklyn, of which I told you in my last, the other vessels belonging to the Gulf Squadron came in sight, and since have been cruising outside the bar, never getting entirely from view