Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27
Correspondence Of the "Chronicle."

visited the city but in year, they pur-
chase goods half dozen times year Them IN the
business the pavemn hronged with Pedesrl-
ans and the with drays the Paremens are not
10 crowded but the streets full OF omnIbuses well
draws apparently confusion but presume reality
Zach knows where be is going
By the thou ghts that strike my pass, become
more assured every day that Mr. Buchanan not sweep
Renuy lvaua The idea conveyed that the only difference
Between his platform in Milton in lo+4 and the Cincinnati
platform in the of which On the language of Gov.
anning, Saturday. he is placed tonguc tyed is, that
Then he willing give the abOring cents day
3nd find himself he allows him only his and his
nsey woolsey The Cid Line Wings and Free Soil Democ
bats tell wait till November and will find them all
light side up The friends of sobrey and good order
humiatng nearly seventy years old catering
the lager beer fraternity, by importing to Wheatand,
did week before last large quantities Of liquid fire thereby
ending home TO their distressed wives aud children drunken
husbands aud fathers, three of whom told by eye
Fitness came hOme linked arm n-arm, covered with mire:
l worse, they say than old Mr. going last winter
p Harrisburg, the head aud front of the liquor league.
Saturday morning papers announced great ratification
eetng organize ~ o'clock in Center Square, aud that
number of slave-ownes would be there to down the
of feemen of Lancaster the Southern doctrine of
equal rights guaranteed to them by the Declaration of
Independence and the constitution of SO. About took
trip Center Square, but could find Of the
g About o'clock went again and found motley crowd
semblel in the Market House, with rostrum erected at
end-ehosen, perhaps, because 1t more resembled
con black which human chattes exhibited, than
light of Center Square would typy-and suffered the
fiction of superficial TRADE of Southern braggadocia and
pudent denunciaon of the Northern principles of the
hts of man, from the quite notorious Richardson of ILL.,,
lowed by speeches of like character from Gov Brown of
ss Gov. Manning of &C. and Col Preston of X y. Each
took the ground of the present democracy, viz
the Union toering to its foundation and could
be saved by the election of Buchanan thereby contnu
the asceudency Of the saveOcracy and that they had
all the way from Illinois ana tue ev- tell us Door
the truth aud urge US to JOIN the wings
7 of he fHl
lat desidera,um If the drift of their remarks could
seen by the audience, have doubt they did good work
r the Republican party, and don't know any better use
t could be made Of funds than buy those four men and
Ind them through the Northern States from this to the
ec,on Gov. Manning said he a Shareholder, and
uhern gentleman aud he glored IN it and yet he was
ling to trust old Buck with the safe keeping OF all his
ueproes Preston said he responded from his heart
what Manning had sa and added that Southern gentle
most heartily despsed black repubcans free sois,
itionism know nohingsm, teeotaism and every other
rthern that they Dgger drivers and liquor eague)
ood ON high ground above all sectonam, and must con-
er This was an 'ad captandum catch at the liquores
Lancaster (most heartily ceered by liquor seller who
las refused license last Court for having kept disordery
puse) and legitimate consequence flowing from the con,
of Mr. Buchanan, his nomination. above reerreu
s said in private circles well in the public prints
nat he opeued gin palace Wheatland supplying 1t with
Ia rye from this city and with ore brandes and wines by
Express from Phad This is the these Niger drivers
k the and temperance Democrats OF Penns Vana
n
am no poet but the occasion almost tempted me to make
arody couple composed to illustrate very different
16nbect and here 1t is:
% when ssGaassa sa .s.s them P ] S S 9as n. ,e'
bey dwet upon other subject than that Of slavery The
peakes were cheered with feeble manifestations but
evidently 40 uphill business, and think the speakers
it. for the requested that they could not cheer
INV better they should cheer until he was through
appeared be conceded that very small affair for
~ ratification meeting in old Lancaster The Intelligent part
r Ia tn ha here
When the speakers "glced in being shareholders and
ouhern gentlemen thought if Gov Pollock would go to
South Carolina aud before audience OF Gov Manning
eople say that he anti slavery man and gentleman
Northern principles, (without goryDg IN the fact MS
omort would be of and feathers instead OF the
ppause Of the multitude And yet In the face OF TINS TACT
ese niger drivers would have the honest people OF Penn
believe that all they is fair under the constitution
be privilege of going into the territory purchased ne
on blood and Of the North and South with their
black chattels the footing with the Northern man
With his horses and hogs only that their black cattle shall
be on level with the white Northern aborer and the Sou
bern driver lord it both white and black as they
DO now in the slsve-holdng States.
The issue is how before the people OF the Unlon-an
which twenty years did not expect to live to see
If the friends of Christianity and morality ana the enemies
all the Gar of Russia down to the most
petty yraut South Carolina will eye to eye under the
ruling Providence of God all will be safe. If cotton
prncpes prevail then the Saveocracy will be triumphant
Between this and November must decide which we VIII
serve the dictates Of rational freedom ;he behes OF the
slave arsocracy Or granting the position of the speakers
on Saturday. that the "UuiOn is in danger" (Which is
prepoerous bugbea the issue may be defined to be
that the niger driving party wants to the Union by
giving the Saveocracy the supremacy and the hepubca
party wants to come at the point by removing the
inevitable cause.-The extension Of slavery.
If the principles aud nodus operana Of the pseudo dep
ocrac party radate like character from its center here
the circumference of the Union feel in good cheer that tho
common sense of the American people will rise in Its majesty
and put its foot the foul viper And if not mucl
Mistaken Buck and Berry Gas they famiiary called vii
have harder job draw after them the old Keystone Stat
than my fathers yoke Of of that name had to draw
logs to a neighboring saw-ml.
As the Slave party has baptized the Free State party will
the cognomcn of "Black would suggest you return tn
compliment by putting up their flag
"Nigger driving candidates for the Presidency:
"BUcK AND BERRY" j. +. L.