New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

would Come 20 ELtDlFaL me Hp1t.Sti' ~
aIlege thaf any amount Of trade would be diverted *
sepi when the lake coGed y ice, ana TRACE y zen
driven cat Of is natural channel AnY atei0pt 70 ioTes
trade permanently cut a it5 natural way ~ o9sIac
ton ami keep il IN en- unnatural chaupei IL only one /
decree removed In moral " from placing obstasie on
w highways 10 ObstTuct raseeT, OF Dol ing on iae
lights 10 lure the usrner ~ order to prot ~ is M
fortunes thus produced Bat The iGw Oi congress OF /
le3 e,presfly aFs that every railroad then finished OF
thereafter finished sbaE be post route 1ne Postmas-
ter General has msde contract win ths company ioT
The transmission Of the mall Of the United 5taes on ts
route and the mail s carried daily b. tie Compauy
fp rurfuance OF this contract
While the work Of tie Company wus in progress, the
cemrany made annual reports 20 the Legislature eZ-
pressing their purpose 20 erect the road 70 The ONO
befe lie IN pursuance Of their alleged right u1der ther
charter by The roEie now finished Althouzh the tact
thus known, the state acquiesced IN y until me
wC!k was entirely completed and the &c, Of Congress
vas attached 10 il and now, at this late period an Do.
Junction s asked for. not "a stay the erection Of tue
road for that DONE but TO prevent the people from
enjoying As advantages. 4 preliminary Injunction ls
only granted the groisd q some irrsparab ms
ebif II IL ssld the the State has works and that she
receives upon another road aud her Income VIII
be diminished.
The staie has no right 70 chnnge The natural course Of
trade 70 draw Il iutO taxtrap They have right 20
nttrsct invite trade hut tcy have no night % force
Il By constructing hog works, she has not and never
meant 10 esiablih monopoly and inteTdict all other
roads She hes right however 70 tax this and all 9TH
or roads and BY such taN she viii receive ten times
more than she collected by an attempt % force
u
actually be injured by Injunction and by refusing
now DO night n the easel Injured or jeopTrdzed 10
v no wonder the State paused md delayed asking for
an Injunction and n matters not by what means or m
s;ves she bns hccu urged 70 L
Tiis Court hrs decided, good while AGO, that In re-
gard 10 public improvement, they would MOI enlon, ex
ccut ia very peculiar caEe. But there are no peculiar
sirtumttHnce here They viii also balance the injury
likely 20 occur md viii refuse % interfere when pre-
pondsfaos greatly a2einsi tho Respondents Here me
CompaDy hss expended over half million 81 dollars,
with the knowledge and aqulescence OF the Stat8she
hrs rgt 10 the Road il would be utter ruin TO The
Company 90 allow no ono 10 pass over this highway,
and 70 no good the contrary, injury 70 the Safe
On the whole chsc arc satisfied the Company stands
convicted Of no fraud IN regard % the route they have
adopted. because by the terms Of their charter, they
may sect the most useful proper and profitable route.
Those wsrds Synonymous with the words eTpefeut
and adroHqgs0us' For the purpose Of receiving trade
where the direct Incl lies Through a wilderness II n
Company by a deviation of four wiles secures route
through towns manufacturing rogons, settled country
and With important connections II Il fraud but Is
proper aei and justified ~ the uuivcrsal practice u
railroad Companies and their iar and natural object
Judge eyia concurred in refusing the injunction but
nom entirely different reasoning trols maorty OF the
Court, as win be seen above
Imports, other than Dry Goods, at the Port
Of Hew.YoTk for the week ending, and incalins Frl.
day, Jan 2is, 1853;
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Bette sas'a i2 a. oha, Vs. $3.50 ~ a. oSs. sl.se'
Do Combs sissi a. corBsan sils Dsslrrreo
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ending January e. lsi2
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