New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
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LANCASTER Pa, Saturday may 81 io'o'
s.r,er lettersI detailed the particulars OF the
E,., "a N'KiDney BY the cOored wretch Anuer'
,esr Msytown 10 this county. ANDERSON was con,
81 Jsnnavy Sessions, but his counsei ha'i"g inv'ed
~. sew trial which vas argued, ana o,errulea gy tne
Ms 10 ala not receive his sentence un'h Aprl ierm
Cet'' pc u -, Co. nine wears as YOU informed by
DC eL "a the time / stated N my report OF the
tef.tr, Messrs Thompson and Stevens, Tor the Com
tmesNh offered TO prove that on or ABOUT the i',h
go.hsr last the time poor Nj Kinney disappeared,
s.suciouslOoking wagon WIN 'usee OF Jour men,
- @ I,l inc about the neighbOrhOOd by which they
$780, 80 show the prisoners connection with other
I,rtnoxp 10 the Commonwealth at the tlme) Ia
Psli.s Sracy 10 kjdnsp Mckinney. This was Oyerruled
I aaT on the ground that there was not sufficient
Sence before the Jury to connect the prisoner with
he party in the wagon. o,
= bsIief that he was merely tool in the employ Of
~ KoTthern sc0undrels in this infamous business;
III scts have Just come TO light which think will JUS
~ he impression Their made upon the public mind
ne late consobles Of Harrisburg Col Loyer ana SOL
S,rder have been arrested and are now connned 10
;.en on a charge Of kidnapping. On Monday last the
E,risbure Brass Band was giving entertainment IN
81, ety when one of the members Jacob Whitman was
ted by Sheriff Eby and held in 81 200 TO answer the
..ue charge The fact that all the newspapers Whlch
t,te vet noticed this matter have not US "here
al when the ofense was committed mas created the
-.reasion that they we're connected with Anderson,
- that further developments are in progress. This
nfession is strengthened by the fact that SOyer and
sfaer being unable obtain bail, have been removed
a he Lancaster County Prison. and that they and Wilt
nan will be tried here in August-thus implying that the
0aense was committed in this county.
Two other men, Strne and Sanders, who stand charged
18th participating in the abduction Of Mckinney, took
sfpoe in Baltimore encouraged no doubt by the dispo
.;toD Gov. Lowe has eynced to disregard the Obiga
lions one State to another IN delivering up III
olives from justice. Our energetic District Attorney
1uo L. Thompson, Esq who has been untirng IN bis
,rsons TO ferret aud bring TO justice all the parties
VuIty Of this outrage, has procured requston from
Gov BiQler on Gov Lowe, Of Maryland for Strne and
esnders who are known 10 be in Baltimore AS Gov.
Lowe has refused to give up Thomas McCreary, the
scoupdrel who kidnapped the Parker glrs-than which
Al oense more aggravated and atrocious could not be
magned-it is thought that he will refuse to disregard
the Claims of judicial and reciprocal justice 1t will neces
sry cause wide breach between the citizens OF the Two
States am grsted to learn, however, that Governor
Beer has determined to contest the matter Win MS
Maryland executive contemporary.
1t is well known that Snyder and Loyer while co.,
usbes in Harrisburg miseraby industrious IN car
wing on the dirty work of executing the Fugitive
Slave Law 10 which they valiantly seconded by Mr.
Commissioner Dick McAlister Speaking Of the arrest
If Lover and Snyder The Harrisburg Telegraph refers
10 his CommssiOnership in this significant language:
afone other the prompter and adviser Of their proceed
rOs WAS only along 18th them there would be glorious
tho on the stool Of reflection Sny der and Loyer are not
able 10 give bail Even the Commissioner does not step
krward TO help them out
Every day are our citizens becoming more and more
disQusted with the Orer law of negrocatchng. Two or
three branches Of the Underground Railroad traverse
this County all Of which do safe and successful bus
ness The man who wOnld help catch human being,
when seeking that liberty for which fathers fought,
would find no sympathy in this County, except perhaps,
from that faction of the Democratic party who support
The InteuiPencer of this city which recently offered
reward of $500 to anybody who would cOnsgn certain
fugitive to his Constitutional tyrant in the District of
Gambia The appearance of such advertisement
hahthertO respectable paper has caused both it and
s political faction to be looked upon with lOahng and
disgust Even the patron and mainstay of the paper
Ron Jas Buchanan, as am credbly informed, regrets
ib publication. Well be may
Franklin Marshall College commenced It's first session
this city on Monday last under the most encouraging
auspices The Professors are admitted to be among the
most able in the country One Of them Prof Koeppen
has an able article on "Sparta aud the D0rans in the
April number of The N. y. Quarterly Rerie~. The
Board of Trustees are determined to have the new col
ge buildings under progress at as early date as pos
sible They have offered premium of $50 for the best
pIat; md assured that Whon competed the Col
eqe will be an architectural ornament to the State, as
well as an intellectual blessing TO this country The es-
Enlistment of ProssOrshp of Agricultural Chemistry
has enlisted farmers in the success OF the enterprise
TO an Unprecedented extent
The action of the Brick Party in expellng the te-
male delegates, will not " take in this county The
Tempe rance organ here saturday Ereaiag Erpess is
out this morning in long editorial condemnng the pro-
scriptiye measures of Hewett Chambers ~ Co. The
Express has circulation OF about twenty-five hundred
and understood to express the Temperance sentiment
Of this district If so the Brick Platform will have
be enlarged before they can expect good representa-
ton from Old Lancaster.
The politics of this county are rather clnquehed In
their prospects Unless the pro-savery wing of the
WbiQ party act with more discretion at the next NOmna
tnq Convention than they did at the last there will be
two Wig tickets in the field The Democrats are also
divided into the Buchanan and Frazer factions, and two
tickets are not formed there will be some hard cutting at
the polls next fall Then the Prohibition party, who
poed nearly two thousand last fall will of course
have Assembly ticket OF their own this year. unless
some of the other parties nominate good Temperance
meE After this the Temperance will have an un-
disputed balance Of power Then the old political TO
gies will respect their movements.
The Bart Copper Mines, in the lower part of this
county, are now worked with encouraging success.
They were first opened prior to the Revolution, but had
been allowed to fill up account of dispute about the
land title raised by an English land agent Three hun
dred shares of the Companys stock we're recently sold
IN Philadelphia at S7G$7 90 per share.
Our old Court House. which has withstood the winters
ofthreequarters of century, has been torn down Its
renewal from the center will add much to the appear
snce Of the city The Court House, square far
Tier east will be Of the finest edifces in the
Try The Court expect 10 occupy next winter though
Il will not be finished much before two years.
MIR. Baker superintendent of the motive power on
the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad, has given
ice to engineers not to run train over any bridge fast
tr than six miles hour. This order was brought out
BY the Norwalk murder. CoSKsroGA.