Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Thc Ecuyth in LeyyishuYg,

any of the celebrations on the 4th. We
are therefore only able TO state from hear
say, that at College HalI, in the morning,
President MALCoM delivered a pungent
and powerful address in behalf of the
Maine Liquor Law, to crowded house,
after Which many Of the male portion OF
the audience sgaed document, pledging
themselves to vote for 10 man, for Mem
Der of the legislature, who was not de
c;ded and reliable friend Of Prohibatory
Law
In the afternoon the citizens OF both
sexes turned out ca mdSse to celebration
in University Grove, when Mr.. ,joHN u.
Wallace read the Declaration, and Prof.
A. TAYLOR delivered an animated and
eloquent Grafton. Here, as well as in the
morning, choice music was furnished, un-
der the direction of J. n. LOOMS, \. II.
We cory the following from among the
numerous volunteer toasts offered:
by the Company Eli Shier, Geo. F. Miller.
ard Joseph Casey, Directors in the su Gaehanna
!.a,lroai Compsny Locomotives, iha: Keep tie
track rail OF ~ rail- and who can't be switched
oi ,he true Su-qushanna rout by the 'iuafy,oPpos-
iIlon or inirigues OF Sunbury " Enc SPECTATORS.
Is ]. Randol, h--Ou, Csii'orn:a Boys: Aitho'
absent personally, their hearts are wi'h us God
prosper them. and sre long may they return again
10 Ill. jo, Gus welcome u lo'ej oacs he'e, and 70
spend their honest gains in adornns am iinpFo'
wing The homes Of their childhood.
BY S.FLyndall-Stsphen w .Tay 'or. J. D.,
the founder and ioimer PIesiden, OF our liIv.f-
siiy, the abe and faithful teacher. the tI5n.nia
and honorable man he hal not the gold oi Ill
lard. but he has the wealth OF Anowiedge, which
together with his precious heath he consecIates
10 the tervice oi God and The human race.
BY Eli Siiier-The Pre- esilent and Faculty OF
The University at Leuiebufg.
By the Company Aiken: \ cleaf-hes-
dead and large hearted Amencin citizen, whose
democracy re>ls upon the rock ot iiIsi principles,
and whose philanthropy embraces tho whole BIO
lhc,hood OF msn.
BY A. Tay y!or--The Fair In patriotism and
love.ihe,s ascendant; mother i've los, us Que
t'arajise. her dang htcfs have mad. IL n.Gry
Always ready to uelc me fnr!.i- and abundat.iiy
ab!e to take care oi their eu.m.es.
B; Cha's T. sch tt!ie-Ile Uuiol Coun'y Di
roci0fs OF the Susqu.hanna Rnii'oad hono'.d
lie the men vino hy ih-lr uhwea',sd exeu!"iis and
lniomi able pcrse, eTanCe. have at length secured
the speedy extension Vi iii. great improvement,
10 our place.
by a Guert-Chief Marshal. l. B Christ: The
4 l. ,t,.-
that" Niusic-"ilsil to tie Ch.ei"
By 7. Whitlock-Four;h of July Expenses
Our fathers Htd, why shouldn't NC
By Rev.S In M.Conssr-The Common School
System I he universal pansces which only can
efIectuaiy cure the evils OF ignorance and tbs Gle
caamites OF superstition AMI d-pots,n; may 1t
reuisin universal favori,s and continue all DAYS.
BY H.W .Croizel-Anerican Women: Ia the
Revolution, they freely gave up their Tea now
they -hal not go without their foGst.
BY a Guest-Ja's P. Ross Tue most radical
agraiian of our day. Neither ancient presSIip ptIon
nor the everlasting hills Can slauJ in The way of
his lereiing principles.
"Grcrn DC the turf shove him"
By Geo. I. lsld-Mrs. Pariins,op A legi.
timatc de-ce endant Of Old Muihcr Guose.
By Guest-Aunty Railroad and Aunty
Progress. Ola Fosy i.,n.-, I..f and blind ~-
bark but can't bite; when they depart, uey their
works and their progeny all follow them
AIR-"poi.t YOU hssr tIe buligne comingl'
BY Geo oDreehach-Thc Spit of '76: 1t fired
our ancestors in the bloody struggle for civ,l and
religious freedom; now it aninalss cur bosoms in
contest for the reejom OF boiy AMI mind ;ro.n
the foul bondage of strong drink.
BY Guest-Hungary and Italy Poland ard
France: If Russia srapp.es with the Turk, may
these murdered nations speedily make oil their
winding sheets a banner Of insurrcction.
In the evening Messrs. GEssNER & Bo-
NEwITz gave Concert to a full house, at
College Hall, which we have heard spoken
Of in high terms Of praise.
There were also several Sabbath School
celebrations.
The day was pleasant and passed of
without accident or disturbance; very little
gnnpowder but general satisfaction.
To the Editor OF the Lewis5uTs Chronicle:
"SaYDER, on JuSTArA!" You say is tho
question, TO the location Of the representative
next fall. Some OF Us would he conteut-I = iih
JUDGE BEALE as our RrP.esentatse agan.
lie Is IN every respect an hoHest and cbpaoie
man, and would desire to carry out the Wishes
Of his constituents iuliy. He has had the oil G
Inf laFr a hN Of \