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N0Tfher1 and Southern Colleges. The Car


liste, Pa. Hernld contains list OF the Faculty oil


Dickinson College in that place, among whom


we recognize the name Of the Rev John McClin-
tock, A. NJ, Professor of the Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature. This Mr.. McCIin.
toek, It Will be remembered, figured quito eonspc-
uously IN the recent Abolition riots in that town,
IN one OF which citizen OF Maryland while in
the act of retaining fugitive slave, was mortal
ly wounded For his participation in this outrage
the Reverend Professor was subjected to mock
tTtGt, and was acquittad in the teeth of the most
lncoNroVerilble evidence of his guilt And vet
In despite ot this TACT we perceive that he is again
appointed to hll an important Chair in Dickinson
ColIege-an institution which has numbered here,
tofOre among its students not few from The
Southern States. We hope that no Southern man
Will hereafter permit one Of his sons or wards to
eater the walls of a College in which such man
as Prot McClintock has been, under such cir
cumstanees, reappointed a teacher Even under
ordinary circumstances we cannot perceive any
wisdom or propriety in the too common practice
OF sending Southern youth,to Northern institutions
OF learning, when we have within our own bor
oeIs SemInarles Of equal merit, if not of equal
eeieOrhy Iangulshing for want of the SUPPORT thus
given to strangers. Buth from q false idea of
tne superior advantages presented By the more
richly endowed Colleges and Universities of the
aNo'h, Ratehts ano guardians in the slaveholdino
olates VIII continue to give. them the preference
ovel similar institutions among themselves we
respectfully sgest that they should at least dis
crlmlnate so far between them as to withhold their
patronage from those. which, like Dickinson Col.
iege, reaPpoInts as member Of its Faculty an
AbolIlionist, so rabid as to induce him to head a
mob Of negroes in a violent attempt to deprive
eoulhern STAKEHOLDER of his property, in endeovor.
ing 10 reclaim which he fell victim to the furv
OF has infamous assailants. At this moment. M
McClIntock, instead of filling an honorable nos;.
hoR IN College, would have been suffer,n9 the
penalty OF the law, as the leader of an AboIition
mob and as ?GrtieePs criminis in a murder. had
70. tne Jury by which he was acquitted feared
popular opinion at home more thaa thew did the
sln OF perjury. Be this a. it uay, however. Pro.
lessor McClinIock is not it teacher of Southern
yooih, nor l: the College that retains him in IFS
service worthy of Southern patronage.


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