"The Great Rebellion" at Princeton in 1807-- Part 4: "Sign of Moral Decay"

From Wikipedia.

Princeton President Samuel Stanhope Smith's administration was characterized by little or no faculty-student rapport or communication, crowded conditions and strict adherence to rules.  These led to a student uprising during the winter semester 31 March-1 April 1807.

Smith denounced the students as a sign of moral decay.

Also, back then Princeton was called the College of New Jersey.

Geez, Even back Then.  --Brock-Perry