Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-19
tAnd Tyier too"


Committee Of Pennsy lvania, feels the re
sponsibiity Of bis position as shcpher1
aud watch dog of the little flock of the
fiithfui remaining in this State. II ",
remember Alright, he issues new ai1res:
about once in two weeks These long aud
uordy illusions Of On ''exting guished son Of
sn extinguished father" are faithfully
copied into the orthodox Democratic pa
peIs, to the exclusion of much more ya!a.
able matter Whether anybody reads
them we eau not say, but We guess not.
Such lum mbering stuff must have II damag-
ing effec. upon the papers that publish ii.
We think they would do better to publish
chapter first Of those soul-thri!.ing roman
ces to be continued iu the NIeio York Led.
ger. They would get their pay for pub
fishing Bonner's advertisements, bu, We
are afraid no, for the other Roberts. And
whatever may be said against the writings
Of Cobb, Jr, We are not afraid TO aver that
they are much better than the romances
0. Is Ter, Jr. 1t is epideut that the latter
is not ouly son Of John Tyler, but also
Of Virgiuis. Our readers must have ob
served that the +. I. VS. have the bump
Of language immensely Developed. Gov.
Wise is fair illustration of TINS trait OF
the pa:riciaUs. He fnas it necessary to
let off thirty.six column letter, now and
then, TO free his mind and save the couu-
try. What Virginia would have done
without him, or Pennsy lvania wi,hou. the
son of his "accideDcy," or the Union with
out either, is more than We say.
/ The latest address Of the said Robert
Tyler, Chairman Sc, treats Of the natural
I izaiion question. He is bound to explain
the explanations Of the administration,
and make all smooth again with our nat.
uralized citizens, who showed some symp-
toms Of dissatisfaction with recent epis,le
Of General Csss, tho Nestor Of the Cabinet
Robert tells US that the Generals Le Clare
| letter has been misunderstood. |. wa.
only intended ns q "caution" TO him, to
keep out of harms way. As much as to
say---if We understand some of the official
explanations with which the public have
been fsvored-Mr. Cass suspected that
Mr.. lie Clsrc had been guilty of some
crime before leaving his native land, aud
he wished to have him understand that in
that case, if he went back and was caught,
the arm Of the Republic would not be ez-
tended for bis protection. This explana-
ton is certainly very complimentary to
Mr. lie Clerc. But Robert has another
card 20 piay-the good cid Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts,. Massachusetts, be tells .
US, Gas if be had Just discovered the fact, .
denies foreis born citizens the right to
vote till two years after their naturaliia.
ton. He might have mentioned that
South Carolina doe: the same thing, bat
probably he has not heard Of that yet,
The Jealous aud chivalrc Chairman pro-
poses to "resist and subdus" this move
ment of Massachusetts,. He says, "Some
other State, unless this unconstitutional
and oppressive movement be at once resis
ted and subdued, may next amend its Con-
s,i.ution With restrictive provision in du-
ration still moro offensive" We should
like 10 hear how that is to be doue-hor,
in accordance with the doctrines Of popu.
lar sovreignty and State Rights, the Chair
men of the Democratic State Committee
of Pennsylvania proposes to 'fresist md
srbdue" movement of the people Of
Massachusetts for prescribing the qualll-
cations Of voters. But perhaps that part
of his address is only rhetorical flourish,
nteuded to win back the hearts Of our
nsturalizcd eitizens, who have been niien-
ated by the administration desertiCn Of
them. Something needed to be done, or
said, and this, though it amounts 10 DO.
thing, was the best counter hit he could
devise.
Ga the whole, We like Robert for Chair.
man. We like him none the worse fox bis
awkward shots, some of which rebound
and hit his friends 1t was good move
to put VIrsinian at the head of the Com
m;,tee. He is Of course used to command
ing, and will naturally Undue the Democ- ;
racy-if they read his epistles aud take .
hem for Gospel-with stronger Southern
and pro slavery sentiments, and greater !
for "niggsrs and nigger-worship- !
srs." We think Robert should be reward !
I'd /; and, as bis father was ruu By the
" higs for Vice President Of the United
States, We propose that the son be run by :,
he Democracy tor Lieutenan. Governor Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R.pu5licon.
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Weather in Great Britain.
A correspondent OF the Pittsburg Pres. {
,y.erian, under date of LONDON, July Ia, :
ays: "HARvEsr PROSPECTS are most =,