No Title.Columbus, Ohio, State Journal [Republican](13 June 1856)
[Pointing Finger] Senator Butler has been giving the Senate
a specimen of his drivel, in reply to Mr.
Sumner's speech. See the telegraphic column.
He will be met and put to the test as soon as
the Senators from Massachusetts are again in
their place. After all the attempts at insult
and contumely which Butler and the South
have attempted to heap upon Sumner, Seward,
Wade, &c., it is rather rich to hear them
whining about personalities and complaining of
abuse. The scoundrels were fairly met and
repulsed, and that is the secret of all their
movements. The spirit of the North is fully aroused.
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