The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08
f.l ne Louisville COGEer.
..nrrrInan Cnllrsr.

NscofsEA4~h Sohrscs
d. F---g.-Ia t-s "B5ptist Banner" OF
~. 3. ere are txo pieces which have at
Ia, s-sa.i51. The inst is styled "the
-.-. .--ll7-.s- i1 Kentucky" and is from
..-.5'V Buck n refers 10 Emancipation.
does u5t once designate them BY this
- LIE .-aE thar b could mach more easily
---.a --s.l-H sgsins. them by calling them
o. ss a7--s.s." ard hence he seems not 10 have
--.-.t aaa.Lef he could, IN Truth, thus style
.-- .-a The tern s'sJOlitiOnist'' in It's orci-
-.v -,e-..i-a, and deny most emphsIicsliy
=. 6 Is ne syucuyne Of "emsnci PstionisL -
| 7---- -.- rLl p-11cuuces he Eu8ncIpaiicnists
Es-FEv AtclriOuists, is either profoundly
.-l-l-. 0r Ie s,aies waat he knows TO be false.
=. B--s nav lsla horns with this dilemma just
b 2 eases. and % any Issue viii find himself
| ---. l.-l l-ielt severity.
n Steps on Of his way virtually 20 ask the
.- =.s % lluge, ~ rlIcuIze The Courier, which
b. CD inmates ''cne o. tie most rabid and reck.
RS a--itr q prints in The Slate" "a soulless
-. sc. IAis Is iIe6a5ly coutemptible.-
w. can .--resr soon 10. smile, when the editor
re- Banner employs The epi.he-s "rsbid anc
-=-s sssl' A. .LiIk some copies of the Ban
-s' ID. lsse fallen under ny observation are ss
81. sss ls Ley could yell be. The general opin-
b.. 50 far - have heard it expressed, is that
" Sacks 5sP-r cauies with Il, wherever il goes,
--lsa evidences @. lis InfsTiOTity. II exhibiIs
-z Es1a-ls.s = i,s own weakness. Perhaps
r. 8v b. Interested in knowing that, In
.El g-.eI -IaiI not name, the very day The
-l--s. O! Az Us. % was received, ten subscri
5aF E--e 1-'a.aei for the Confer, and there is 8
,1s5s-. a. Doubling the number. hope the
l.-ls- al sllI be pslTOniEed.
10 1-hel piece 10 which referred is signed
't 5l7ls,, end ~ writer, aluding TO an article
O. z.lusT number Of the Courier, reInarks:-
j n
-= O. 90 account Of his vote, / am wholly unin-
.-s- TIE ststemen, Of the Courier being no
s-sr-s Of DE fact Bat if he, as President OF
60 --s-l C-legs, has gone so far asiTsy as 10
Dc -s 1CsiI7T 70 disseminate Northern fanati.
D.. IS Z, whilst occupying that position, he is
EE &c advocate the heTesies Of Northern aboli-
Dr. 20 he ---y OF our properly, and pTejudica
10 .-s,i,l.lOns. then il IS due ID ourselves anc
--S-l, TAT he should be required 10 resign
s-s tl7s these things are not SO; and if Dr.
1i-l- La resigned these are o.her reasons 70
Us sslrely remarkable language. The write
s-ssaCe Of q e least particle Of proof says
}. Nl-on has done thus and 50, then he ough
E. -zc- a 10 resign. Who will say that Dr.
s--, as President Of Georgetown College
lz.e- "NCrtbeTn fanaiicism, /" or any othe
49, s-icisml Who will affirm that be advo
1 ..-s resesies Of Northern abolitioa, 10 th,
--T C g-E pTopeuyl" Students who have ia
o. ne TeEIs az collegiate course say that thel
;-e s-rv lin 20 act thus. and that they neVe
;s-- q bic 50 acting. "a Baptist himself does
-.il7- here Is any iouncatiOn for has own IN
s--z-.ls, flr he GAYS, eve hope these things are
ts.' Indeed You evidently designed, Mr.
7-s., tasl your ungenerOus iRtmaIions should
.i'a 5- eject uuisyorable 10 the reputation OF DR.
e. n. You intended 10 create a suspicion tina
~ D Dad syaied himself OF his "position" Il
---3elte re heresies of Northern ahollion."-
10 rt.s How unbIotheTlyI Truly you are
---.- -J-- iIsinuator. "We hope these things
ts DOL - that il, you ho-e there lie no truth u
"a "a Eisa to have as much effect as if il were
.-s. A5.le man! Fine specimen Of christian
.-.,ac-ef! louIs is strange conscience If you
-.-'nai 9. lmbsrs are uninterrupted.
4 zoos IS J heard Of DR.. MaIcom's resignation
SAD he Ir1ttses Of the College, and hose who
re with them, will, when their childish
'''soa SUBSIDIES, Try TO find some other reason
-- Ne Residents Emancipation vote for. the
s.-ae taat has been pursued towards him.
l-ss nat every man who deserves 10 be calleC
s-sl, would be ashamed OF himself for askinl
~ riesldtli 10 resign, because he voted the
L-laei2a,i5n ticket. Why, Dr.. billiard, Of Fay
- o-e o. he Trustees, when he heard wha
..ea cone at Georg etown, Indignantly resign
rs pace in the Board. He had voted the
-hNANAG g uAo ~ NOh1
'-14 u would disgrace him TO remain official
5-,-lec.e ed With men who were unwilling 10 al
- ne resident Of College the privilege o
---s a. De pleased. nlsTe are other Trustees
- - 3 Hes. Ar. Vaughan, o. Bloomfield, Ohio, i
--i'-lAe l5i BIS character, will resign slso.
r. '-il i-- Tie Georgetown Trustees 10 at
80. snow thstlhey did not request DR.. n. q
:. 81 On ccOunt Of his vote. The facts are TO,
Fsr1'., 'lei are pretty generally UNDERSTOOD
- Ne I'd gnaiion that is felt Ia every part o
-s,--.'e-,. Even Nashville pspers are denounc
~ acton Of the Trustees. The College ha
-'11 d oiew irom which IL may yecoueT NAN
- I. . C9ns, but | d0Ubtit exceedingly. Pres
-. macon vas its life. His reputation en-
,sst-t sf o. has admin strstion did more 10 ef
--ui ~ ienown than aii its other friends an
S,r.ir- '.sis have done. Noble Institution Tn
ma. VI .hou must ialD viii oraw tears froI
d. .. y may Be the College viii! continue TO Ell
E,vs a.,-6s Z may not flourish again. II 30,
c-e,' @cIa o. advice 10 lie Trustees.
lie ~. men, ieseribe in large letters Of iron o
n 10 val Of the College these words:
= '.e- . ne interests of SLdverv jlirs dipin
-. "a. alE % PTesideAt ofkis IaslilEtion rrt
So SeiieVs Sl0veTytks best blessing ever b.
osd T,- ~ Essn. RetsTH, 20 days of the Gott
ele,i;a. ulole advice gentlemen; whenever a
Soss 49, cs,HeS on, call meeting and decide rir
~ - :! ballot, how your Presiden, shall vot,
hon blPl ~ lEt one OF yonr number 10 inlom biz
Dis "a, s-a.l exercise the righi(D of suffrage.
sse,', !. you may get along, provided the "dar
Ffs,,s, but Il The world is destined 10 mai
mo- intellectual and moral progress, do u
'eIy College. W l To iHIf i on
,,SttIlAsEox SuknlY.-It ia said ths, the Pan
-; ,,iTnla courts ave decided thar marriage Ia
ast nS.uecl' and that they have also decid,
Rer;ss.s o-ltset, made on Sunday Is valid. III