...arred by their spears, and worried by their wounds, who had at last escaped to drag his mutilated body to his lair, and lie down and die. Mr. Sumner occupied the seat that had just been vacated by Jefferson Davis , and formerly occupied by John C. Calhoun, and which was thus associated with the most daring arrogance and effrontery of the slaveholding power. His rooms at Gardner's, on New-York Avenue, were so...