No Title.Columbus, Ohio, State Journal [Republican](26 May 1856)
[Pointing Finger] Our exchanges are teeming with accounts
of the state of affairs at Washington and in Kansas,
and commentaries thereon. We have not
room for the extracts we would like to give.
Most of the papers of the Slave Democracy are
constrained for decency sake to condemn the
brutal attack on Sumner. The Statesman,
however, maintains a dignified silence. It
ought to approve and defend the act, if it will
not condemn. Silence may be misconstrued.
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