Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-22

Grafton on the public mEd, and in blasting
the prospe cts OF the individual to whom they
were particularly and mmediatcly drcctcd.-
But Notwithstanding all this persecution,
this malignant aspcrsion-the President went
checnu!ly on TO tho performance Of his line OF
duty, and cheercd by the consciousness OF
the uprightness Of his intentions, and certain
Of the falsity of The charges Of his aacusers,
he turned not 10 the right or to the left TO no.
tico his traducers. and lived alone for Transyl-
vania; and 20 secure her prosperity was his
hearts first wish and dcsirc--nnd that attained,
he cared not how the tempest ho".ed around
him; was regardless of the malice OF his cnc-
mics, for Tgansy!yania was his only pride and
glory.
II in the midst Of all this bitter persecution,
Doctor liolley's sensitive heart was some
times laceratcd; if it sometimes bled afresh,
and sighed for peace, and theSsiicacc and SOL
iiudc Of the home of its fathers, and the
fond attentions and carcsscs Of well beloved
friends, 1t was sometimes soothed, ant the
cloud hat lowered upon him, sometimes emit
ted a ray OF Joy, for nc bcheld tie institution
iourshing under his aup,tes, and knew full
we'll, that there stood by him little band OF
friends, who would support han in all his af-
! Ilicr!ons--a band of friends, vi oso friendship
hc could depend upon and apprc ciutc.
Ofcn, he oppressed determination to leave
the University, and thus escape the iron rod
of prosecutions; but as of en- was he surround
ed by partial friends and the friends Of the In
stituton, who with the mldness Of persuasion,
prevailed upon him 10 abandon what he had
anxiously contemplated and Designed. But
al last, his enemies as !! intent on tho destruc-
n;n' I'o' ', a.. no tIu hsaf ana oGa'' as'aied
,'.' wy" .n ''uo'' a"u ~ ''o c"u con 20
~. hnIoynd % 1,;ra;,'. ~ a,G al ,a, 'I'o"e!i o'
cies Of hatred and malice, which has had but
few examples, they row entered the sacred
circle OF lis family, and cngendercd and cir
culatcd an Infamous tale, sell calculated TO
destroy his connu5.al. happiness, and to call
down upon lin the conicinpt. tLo scoru. and
the detestat.on OF virtuous societv Had he
been enabled to reduce the story to q tono;b,e
shape, and 10 give 10 it ga habitaton and
name" be might have had a remedy: but
they who breathcd il into existence, dextc-
rously cludcd all pursuit and cowardly screcn-
cd themselves behind an ANONYMOUS mantle:
and lihc the common freebooter. itom an am
bush, directed Their barbcd shafts at their un-
suspecting, al 9ao.Icndinr victim.
F;oJ;ng II, Ina, ,,,, au,o r
o,,;r;ng n,, ce in Ito yos, L,I III y ,,'a ~,
wear rosigncd ,Lo prcs;,an' rTu",.i'.:s ~ ,no
JTnivcrs.t7 and ref,nr ~, .h;ah - r1 "''a
made him 10 nrcsdo - s:,,;Ia - -;
stitution in Louisiana Win H., u.;c, 49, ,..,
procceded IN Now-Ori..ns j., I
took passa ro for Now-Yor' WI. =, ~
Orleans woifirg ih,, d.nor,,r ac ,ha -. :.
is pro5f,,c. Ln co,tr,c,pJ ,ho J.aa, P'
in Tho ur;,no ore. cons;,,,nJ L;,,, o., 80,
timely aud =, >v,,,,v oro,o
,,,', on si;1In"3 oi ms oGa'h' Mf. t!orPont'
III ',oI Diut'tu.s ocScrlDeS 'ho last ana mclan-
"Hc embarked for Now York on ,hc ODD
ofJuly last. But Lo had remained too lopo ON
-; rIarno ,io, Ian. s pn'iNs VI 'ne nisSiss'P-
dron nj Nov I'n,in, " so '''N''y ~ 'uo .i''i.
walketh a., ,boso sIoros :, 10 i, nna. ~ .'a
9th ON tI,oso vnt.rs -, rnonI., II I',u WI
o,.r r,;.nJ c,r ;,a ,;1,,;., W. -nau niaiheo
n, sca tLc y.IIow e. sho,.aJ ;,,a,s Nv uay
Ono ofi or onn,bor r.,, har, ~, Jo", on ooa'u
was n sccno Of snfar;on I'D ~ nS es'i tos";,';
So ;n,.nen vas ,Sn l"s, 81" ,h.t ,i T,a,. ioai
the couc,, of ,Lc Gill ana ,ha ,aii Ii d.
ni0Lt ,o wou a. L,, H., a,,'aa. ~
sh?ijaJ .la,,, c,,'.'I ." -, eI' a'o,''
Tnr onanr i su" ai.r VIC so','' Sho VINO
yonr IN, al. a , w." yU", n'y p.'.nlen' III
80 ,ho ;, c',u ou, "eohy Tofsnip'
was bo,soIG ,ras,;" ~ ~" nJ "uH y" ooaio; one
dro.JG,I - a.. N u'ue' 'nG
L;s Ias. -, d.. s"teicf o'ca'hed
m:sst of tbund"r ,onaos, 1919 " "'sn.i !" 'n1
,...s ,"..st 'nulucr tempest. Ho who had
with fathers fears. had tro,nblcd t,r lie son
fu,t at last the blow upon hi, own hra;n. Iyo
rcelod under tho shock-his noble form fell
down. whom thn, G.I. To-, ,i;ch ,,.a, -. -,
ry. The mi.,htv in form and in m;n6 wrcstioJ
sircnno,sly. wrestlcd m,dlv with dcotb. I'm,
what is iLe strength Of man who, uros,,;,,,
with that dread Angel of the Lord, On the
morninr of the 3,st our friend dcd. and -,
evening Of t, same dly. his remains wcre Iot
d,yn into Tie dccp.n