Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26

OF these, about 40 are now in atten-
dance We know of no collegiate institu-
ton which has laid more solid foundation
for future prosperity, than this. The first
Commencement will occur on the third
Wednesday (20th) August next
We are informed the Financial Agent,
Rev Mr. Shadrach, has raised Sl5, 200 in
New jersey, which may enable the Board
to establish another Professorship, or ap-
point President, at their next meeting.
- The Catalogues scII at cents each ard the tom
mi,tc viii distribute them fast they receive them
from the bindcrs. at New Berlin.
sc H. / The citizens Of each State shall be entitled
70 all privileges and immUncs Of citizens in the several
S,atrs'-C0NsT. L. :. 4, AIT. "
Lyman Harris, OF Dunbarton, New
Hampshire, was lately tarred and feather
cd in South Carolina, because in his trunk
was found a printed sermon delivered by
Rev John s. Parker, Of Dlnbarton, about
four years since, in which something wa
contained ccnsuring slavery.
p3yr This recent occurrence is but one
Of the many undoubted and wanton vio-
lations of the Constitution, and of Civil
Law, which the South yearly anl almost
daily porpetrate against Northern men.
LARGE numbers Of white men, forno crime
wha.cvcr. in defiance Of the express rrovi-
sion above quoted. have been at the South
abused mobbcd, and their lives threatened
if not taken; and free black citizens Of the
same States have been deprived Of their
property. their liberty. and their lives. by
Southern violence. In some eases. these
outraccs constituted material for 4 news
paper art;tl, or 4 telcrrapliic dispatch.
but that was all: there were no arpfchen-
.ions Of the rioters or ,aur,Jcrcrs. M sno-
cial sessions Of roaaistra-c4 or councils TO
STRENGTHEN the arm, Of the law. no publ;c
mcctinas to frown down the violators Of
The sacred rirhts Of man; no call by
National Senators upon the President for
information" on the subicct. and no
Proclamation rccitinr and condcmning the
outrage. ISSUING in hot haste from the
rxccrtivc Denartmept
Rut--, few days since m inofTcnsirc
man was humbIv waiting at the dinner
table Of = hotel in Boston. when several
o,,;cors rnsLcI IN soizod him and conveyed
INN, to . courtroom, nm the cLoroe Of hav-
inc bocn = slave. whom nnmber Of his
fr;ords co,orod and fsoro saw ,,,coIoroi
,,rl;.I ,.;al,r.I,. r.s.,,ol lin, from tLc
cr.,od, of ,ho oaiccr IN b,II del;cat,d
to ;usi;co and law and hurried sm a, 70
C,nad, to enjoy tbc boon Of Liberty.
nnJcr tbo foc Of = Ouccn which he could
NOT ssc,re Icnea,b the :. Star-snanoled
lonnor" II, Il, oo, 90, o.,ur5c,,c -
oy;ot ,rI;b sam, z;s ,.;ol.t ycscrc ,-os
,j,L, Rat forthwith from one end Of tn,
I-n;on ~ tbo other Nc,vsn,ncrdom is
,,,o,an. with INDIGNATION. Cnttondon ont
crocod;Ies the crocodile with wee,ino: the
-
i,',,''' o'-> '.' '
snail heiP ohSi''e lugi'lVeS from 'apor;
orators at tnlon meetings wax eloquent IN
portraying the horrors Of disunion consc-
ouent upon the rescue of the PAINTING car-
,;,o. ,ho.o s,,snoc,od of .;d;na, IN tho 70
o,. 49,. n, la {. r.;1. H.
.a' III '"I way "'' 'I'' 10 '""' .,'' u,
Marshal VINO was robbed oil his spoiiS'
must pay the value of the slave; Senators
Clay and Cass consume hours, at the hur-
rr;n,, cIoso of tho session of cono.oss y,
ioaa7,no;n. tho ,rnr,o,,,on,od aot ,nJ
.Is D-l,:5...: 1,,:..l,sI g -. NJ
inc ! ieS'uen' - u''''''eO Vi d ioiiS -hoS-
sage, pledging the Army and Navy IN
carrying into effect the violated law.
Outragcs at the South, infinitely more
unconstitutional and unlawful than this
,ro r;r,,od 81 on,. .r,n,,,;n,. uror Low,
.,, sg f''m7 upon -"
a' 'ne i,ou Oh '>'"'e.y' Is allowed TO go
unpumshed' but toVioiate the law IN favor
Of Libcr:y, is met with all the Indignation
of public opinion, and the powers of GOV
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