Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

sy-But, neither Mr. Wcidonsaul nor
Mr.. Meyer is committed-as Is fro:s
against this " enormous expense"
They may be in favor Of it for aught that
appears to the contrary. If little suspi-
c.ous appearances are to govern, we might
charge that Mr.. Wcidensaul was running
expressly to get that Steps Tax upon the
county. Mr. WEIDENsAUL Is ALSO ONE
OF THE BOND IoLDERs-con"Qncnty
Gone might argue) dep.y Interested IN
Mroeiny that great cost uPon tie county
Bea. Several of his supporters are Bond
Holders (witness Saml. 5. Barton, going
with Weidensaul's team, to persuade Mr.
Meyer to resign in WeidcnsauPs favor }
This is much stronger string OF susPI-
ciou, facts, than exists against Mr.. Pross.
And Mr Pross has publicly committed
himself against it, while Meyer and Wei
densaul hare not, Which is the safer
man-Pross, who is not Bond Holder,
aud whose interest is to keep off the tax
or Wcijcnsaul, whose interest is TO get
the cost from his own shoulders
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Anger ; NIGGEn, NIGGER!'-Of 4 very
lugubr,ous .inger 1t van cold, q" Io knovs on
lv two tunes-one Is Old Hundred and the
other isn't" or our neiehbor the organ grind
cr Of The Argus, il may also be saIt QudSng
by his paper) he Stems TO have but two
idcas-one Is Niggerism and the other ISN'T.
Most Of his profound conlemplaIonS seem 10
be on the dainty theme Of Nigrotom. No
mater what his pen starts with, il ends with
the gentlemen from Ethiopia. While others
labor 10 eularge the area Of the White Man )
domains, his great anxiety is 10 save the
Union by aiding the fancy men who breed
darkies, in extending the institution of Negro
Slavery everywhere. While some would pre-
fer the elevation of an unfortunate race, he
tolls TO degrade and To grind them down, and
then would curse them because they are down.
There are no colored brethren In his church /;
his Heaven includes no Negroes; his Bible
is down on all but the white folks. His pO-
litical creed IS founded on the uncture OF SKINS
and the length Of heels. hIie We seek 10
enhance the wages of free White labor by 4
Tariff, his policy tends to foster unpaid and
pauper labor. While we go with the North
for White Liberty, he goes with the South for
DiaIh b'tiE ApilI WIN Hiii mas hAA
lnky tlnge. NiSgers seem 10 catch his eye
al morning, noon and night. Asleep or awake,
Ccngo's tawny sons ard daughters haunt his
perplexed BRAN. If his mind wanderS al
break fast, and he IS asked what he viii be
helped to , - NisEer ," - h's reply. In dis
tressing "orginal" verse, or hackneyed "origi-
naler' prose. the nightmare of Nigserism
weighs upon his buIdened mind, and stains
his genius with most Sombre, solemnChO!y
hue. For the defence of Nisgerdom in its
most oppressive and repulsiye forms-OP
preston and Amalgamation, or Slavery-hIs
mighty powers are taxed from time To time.
Really, We pity the chap. This Niggerism'
seems TO chase him as the "Snakes" do the
man with the mania polu. II he should un-
fortunately loco h.s reason in his gigantic
contests with these "powers of darkness" Eo
doubt the cause assigned at the Asylum would
be-"Ultra Niggeris White at that :" And
If his readerS-slck OF his stupid, everlasting,
wiShywashy twaddle about "Nisgerlsm,'
should allow the Argus TO die again some dark
day, the verdict Of the Coroner's Jury would
surely be" Died in the wool, a martyr 10
its own NiggeriSm,"