New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

u,vo, To assert that they Fred without receiving the
VOID Of command from the ofcers Is 81 pronounce ther
conformation The officers spare the Mayor but oay TO
throw the guilt Of the ms:ders the pva.es: and the
latter IN turn throw bach the blame the officers Get
Hosarih srears that he gave no order to hre me a
comes complicated in Extraordinary manner We have
now evidence from al the classes parties cpncerned and
"a .aeh throws the blsms the other It bscon-s dcult
uestop 10 ascertain by anything stated by the Witnesses
where the truth lies Tier. are however some srten1
cr,eria that sy assist in the formation ~ our imp srtal
oninn on the case We have it the osihs Of the on
crs that the fred without the ~sr of nand bat
This statement not absolutely sntsgouzef seriously
t.keped by the fact that steps taken by the ON
Gers 10 call the 20 sccount There was no er.nins
,ion az uuskf. 20 Who had dred OF ammunition
oehe. 10 many Of the rounds OF cartridge ~ncn
are always served 10 each man on such OCCASIONS re
NAMED None of the placed lnder arrest as
thew undoubtedly ought TO have been II they had been
guiitv OF murder These derelictons OF duy-as they
must be considered II the men were euity%re not &C
counted for by the officers that comes to this that
either the officers guilty Of great crime in ordering
an UNNECESSARY of the peopeor they must oe on
ten, 10 Ii. under the serious accusation Ot nege sSe
the nec ssary steps discover Who among the men we're
uity Of an act which nider name than murder can
be applied II sn examination Of the mu-kes we're not Al
oncs made IL would become impossible as soon IS they
bsd been cleaned bit of TOW sufficient IN wipe our
the evidence Of every mans guilt Would an sesr kn.r
ingth,. fact, ard knowing toe that the re.ponS'oy
could mot be thrown on the would IA. on himself Per
NIT the oblteratsn Of the only available evidence OF
another. guilt and perbsp' also Of his Own Innocence
No 6oubt the officers whose word OF hsaor might
io,uai., has remarked they now not IN court OF
honor but Of aad where there !. go much c.isoa OF
yeracy there nothing for It but To appearom tue
direct 10 the crcumstsntis evidence in the case
When in previous letter referred TO the act passed
% Civ. remedy against the Corporation OF isosc Tor
property DESTROYED in rst did MT fully comprehend the
conditions of the measure Thi, bill, which affects to Sc
cure eusru tee. for the freedom o. speech dsss IN fast
establish an arbitrary censorship Of most despohc ana
dangerous character. The last c ause enscs
That whenever any lecture, represent atom perform
snc- exhibition other public meeting for admission or
entrance which money shall be- required or psl shsh
take place the said corporation shall not be liable for say
dem clifton destruction of property at the place "hse
such lecture representation, performance, eKhloon OF
other public meeting shall take place unless the PERMISSION
Of the Of the said corporation shall have been rst
had and obtained -
Here then the freedom Of speech is made 10 depend on
the will Of AM this understand ~ De the very
despotlsm The question is asked Snail We nave
uDshscsed freedom Of speech and the IS that
must depend sovereign will Of the Autocrst Of the
Municipality called the haysr-an office apt TO be hlled
by other than the best and most scrupalous men in the
immunity.
Some Ministerial changes have jus been officially an.
nounced Attorney General Richards has been appointed
TO the Judicial vacancy in the Common Pleas occasoned
BY the death OF Hon b sullivan and Solicitor General
Ross succeeds TO the Attorney Generalshp Further
pending changes demi-OficiaIy announced Mr.
Morris the present Postmaster General IS to be Speaker
Of the legislative Council Mr Cameron President OF the
Executive Council and Head Of the Bureau OF Aguculure
goes TO the Post Office, and Is succeeded by Or kOlph
who vacates the Grown Land Department which IS TO De
filed by Mr. Sicotte French Member of considerable sc
tiviy who in Parliament before the present
session. &C.