Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06

prejudiced source without examination
Two important witnesses-Triplett ant
Simonton-were expelled from the floor a
Reporters and would Representatives
brand as infamous a brother Member OF
the evidence of men they would kick ou
of their chamber 7
Altogether, the affair has more of
partizan look than anything else, and VI
see the presses of the Plunder aud Borde
Ruflian Democracy are already trying t,
make party capital out of it. 1t looks al
though they wanted to divert attention
from Kansas to anything else. The Com
mittee who reported against the Members
aud the witnesses, were mostly Southern
ers, aud were careful to keep clear of aaJ
Southern or Democratic plunderers. The
only Member whose case was voted upon
is Northerner aud in that instance the
House by large vote declared that thi:
packed and one sided Southern committee
had made false charges. In acquitting Mr.
Welch, the House administered a stinging
rebuke to that Committee OF those ho
resigned because not allowed fair trial,
= are Republicans and an American. In
all, then, the South by this maneuvre get
relative gain Of , or ) votes for the close
tests on the last days Of the session.
If the fact that the present House ord
cred an investigation, aud would expel a
. Member deemed unworthy regardless of
party, is ANYTHING against any party, We
have vet TO learn II. There are bad as well
as good men in every party. 1t is not to
the credit of the Democracy that it never
has exposed or expelled any of their own
brioed or orioins members, anu 1t never
VII. Il oonh ~ ,'-r Uai-ouu - 20 I1''oos ~ n's m
Tho cohesive rower of nubli. nlnndar -
We express no opinion Of the innocence or
guilt of these parties, for the testimony is
not properly presented. II guilty, we ask
lor them no iavofs 'hs Na'lon expects OF
~ . :"'", A"I ~ law ~ Dus
Tho Uouso ba. cor,a;nIv c;r., .nmn;.n,
evidence of its desire to preserve its purity:
and this severe if not well, judged scrutiny
vii! prove beneficial to men OF all parties,
hereafter py 'eaehihg .heh 10 aSo'a all
AppeaiIaes .I u ssn. "nou,u "n a.n !. 'enu ~
1872. .a..-a,;en. IN .;J IS ;nd;n;au.,
sneculatiops' if would be a great blessing.
H2- III ooN TEMPT fois lhN hoFLh
eapre,ssa oy n,s'sr anu .e,uu ~ ,ner
af,sr hi. r.iac,;on hv tho po,nsvlvani,rs
10 reDawsa in the c..s Of each Of tho ,bres
Members Of the Cabinet which i, ia nou
conceded Mr. Buchanan has cbossn from
tho Nor,b Tho dow,f,u of ,bo.o turn
Administrations mi,bt have deferred Mr.
buchanan from ;m;,a,inc their s,,mn,s
r.. C... .e,or ,,.;a1' ;, hoto. h;s u,
r.;,bbors ,nd fr;.nS, ;n ,ha ..Sou,.,o,
sovro;,ntv" bumhnr ca,s hu. - ou. If
oror 1oo ro.o. IS ,he I.,;,l,,,r. g.,
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him in tho h;-hos, nos, ~ ii. nou..I
IT,. ys,.s,, no~., ona .a,;,;.a, -
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Gut ou' buchanan eVinces MS contempt
iof Tue people .. 'na' ''a'e oy constituting
'nelr ou'caS'' MS La" Au''sef
nc voters oi Ne" Jersey naa put TWO
canulaa'es ior "o'efpor' Inc "t/e"'e"
eand'aa'e mr. A'e1an"er) Oh 'na' s"ai'
o'a'e II Is no" sa'a Will De placea az the
neaa Oh 'na' vast political eng'ne-'ne
ros. oiace department
ns Nof,n rePua,a'ed MrDucnanan 'y
giving nan "''i'o' MaJor''y against
n'"' .aS'' iUuOsy anu H'eAan'e' "efe'
after n fair trial not month6 ApO rpnu-
dated by their respective States And
Buchanan revenges himself BY calling to
the highest posts of honor these three
men-ANp NONE OTHERS,
Did ever Presidential ever Absolute
Monarch-so systematically DEFY the pop.