Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07

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jority of the people Of his Territory shall
firm, their o,cn institutions.
rrho world hos had enon,b of this spe.
5..on,;o, - Co, Wiz, Ue bav.
ing sworn to support the Border human
orgah'zauon' ana iegaiized tle caoiee VI
rs h's " s0'In IT,. Uon'a,e anSa.oo ,ha M ssms
bo, mn ,,ore ,,orcr ;a be moUcr He can
not control it if he would. He has no veto
over the Convention and if he had, the
Pro-Slavery men In 1t are unanimous, ana
e'u'd over rue MS veto; mar 'heJ oraer
o' upIe' W ne . oounN ~ 49, 10 ufa,a. la,,
,'o. n, IN rsoa;r;n, he Con.,;,u,;on 10 BE-
submitted to Tie people The Convention
pW do as they please about it: Gov. Wal.
ker can not prevent or eoerce them: aud
II 'ney Snoa'd n'"''n"tty su'Jee' ~ ~ may
,;ons .nd tu su.h oEcsr. .nJ With sucb
obstruciions, and during such irruptions of
border rufhans driving away the Free State
voters, as actually to disfranchIze the Free
staters,:'''Jas, as mfy = o,a al az ne preo''
oIs o,sua e.'," "eaa,.,.. ILL worL;na 9Th
the U. S. troops to form Slave State and
elect two U. 5. Senators at all hazards
nTAxArIoy rih,out representation 'caus-
ed the American Revolution. Similar
causes have produced the same result
among the descendants of Revolutionary
heroes in Kansas-where regiments Of U.
s. troops are marching to aid the tax-col-
)ectors in robbipc the honest yeomanry of
the land under laws nassed by I.episla-
,ure no,or;ous,v chosen bv the neonle of
Missour; The c;,;zans Of Kansas NAV not
ho ,hIs ~ .ons with . ueI d;sc;nI;nea
military force commanded bv a ruff;an
.roh .. U,rnov-bu, tbev should nav po
cen, ~ ,,xos tins ;mnosed lint a. the no;nt
of Tho h.ron., Tba-o ia M d;s,r.cs in
submitting ~ sup,''o' 'o'''' ''' .", .
o'serace Ill pay '"s '"e'i noney qu'''J W
SUSTAIN 'uon ''O'H ."' '' '
'oiiai ies'''1'u'' a"u 'n' ''n0''' !" 'Pp''A'
ed'-A''"o"''er H,P1ess.
We insert the city charter, on our inside
columns, as that seems the basis OF the
the Governors proclamation. Had not
the character OF that charter been misrep-
resented on all sides, we would not have
deemed 1t OF suflcient Importance to merit
place IN our columns. 1t has been claim
ed that 1t vas mere sanltory regulation,
designed TO remove nuisances from Town
1Ai'A q" ina o'Asr hana IL mas oeen ufgea
Da. Jul P.Vp,' mus ' aU
~ 'ne redefA, o"'o"' "nen 'neS "a" nV'
'e'"o'e q ue'' "Vs "o" '"o Sues WIN
ou' 'aA'ns d" oa.n ~ suPP0'' 'no Eons'''
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oa'n oo0pi' ""0,n'' - "
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LAWRENCE JuIv 81 1877
The recsn, and last inv,s;on Of Law.
rsrcs hv tho limited sta,ss troons led On
bv Gov Walker has and will con,;nue to
c,uso considerable excitement in Kansas
Tho nsonIs do M. understand the move.
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his address to the ooaid OF Aidermen'wh'eh
Is well known IN town. and must certainly
have reached the ears OF the Territorial
Governor, and up 10 tho present time he
has done nothing 10 prevent the eontinu-
ance of such ''rebellious proceedings, only
to remain in camp, reading newspapers, and