The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

when they meet the nschirery would not work 20
gsther. Now did MT sespiss Mr.. K.lly's oAs Ard
We v.s,sd eonnssuon WIN sae wss ~. h.ss HON
had OF taken sirs upon hsraslf which none but mar
lot would have taken, all would have Attempted 70
coocssl hsr natal shsms from thu .., 90. 80 P;2
pensiy Of her parents their ndugsrcs Of which ssfr
existence manifest in tns nrst sos Of as ne %
IN at ,ed prostitution with parties In Neg fo' ols
cnnspres with New York to commit rsps On tetn'yi
vxps and would destroy PhilAe elpha ruanus
TO the harbor OF Erie, where the Cleveland gentleman
ADMITS the sanbury and Erie must erminats, sue
passes by, mot as the tiIa child VIII. s9nla
encs, and whose respsctAbity must depend n
tirel, Its behaviour but, bold ~ the ha,, q
past tho SunbuIy and Erie ihs rats OF forty yiles
hour and and half miles from her depot ct the har
Dor Of Erie; and because that and you, NJ President
implanted Of this and because We would not be brod or
driven into the conspiracy which New York had delio'
ratey formed cut of Philadelphia from the lake trade
men for the same offence When the history OF this affair
shall have been written BY unparalleled Historian
when those who have participated In these saa
have passed away-when those who have sandered our
wives and daughsrs together wi the slandered shall
have meuldsred into duat-msn and angels will Aoknos
yictors for as Goo livss We win be victorious (AppAu
Mr. Hitchcock has said that Lake Shore road should
not to the dock-that it should remain where It 70
now located Cleveland had taken her road TO the
lake rather . matter Of accident than design Nov
may well come to IN understanding tonight asst
any other time People are not fools although they 40
pies or the land Of cheese Ths gentleman has said
that the sunbury and Ers when built mus. go to the
burrow through hills and pave her track With gold for
right Of way What In Gods name, would feed her whoa
she gets thsrs9 What PesnsylvsniAs great high vay
crossing the plains penetrating forests spanning rivers
and tupneliDg mountains, 70 land at our sloriou'
harbor, and western road to meet hsr there-ths
travel Of the new State. Of tbs West borne past her
safe distance Of and shaK miles, and at speed Of
forty miles per hour would not sleep In the old Key
~ ~ Audi f0p~ kpAa mt
gauge merely the Of her younger sisters
Of the West but break 1t some point ON the lake Is
mn
contemplated by New York and Ohio shall pot be
mated and We swear By the bones OF our ancestors
OF New York. aided and absttsd BY railroad OF Oao
The appeals and struggles Of the little city upon the iAk
has awakened her long slumberng mother and shs will
take her dauf and pale from the conds.
with the vpers and shverng from the cold blasts Of per
secu and cAlumnyn her arms, and protect her. and
In wine, and the U. Marshal, had he been In this
room, sts certain time, something . year ago. he
would be led to ex aim that he (Ar when under the
influence of wine, almost prophet that he then do
osred that wrong then suggested perpettatsd,
the hers and daughters Of Erie would put stones in
their stockings and drive the invaders from soil
This was not for the law IL our str ing dseuo
and although the railroad combination has $500 900
Of capital little Erie could not be bought She mss the
two fanbs Of the enemy the right and the other
her left hsnd and held them 1t bay until the Supreme
Court grappled with the monster which Was tanning
nuisance over 1oAdG ana under our f00 anu the
Legislature had wrapped the Winding sheet around tbs
rompng bAnlng who had laughed to the sovereign
~ Of and the result In the Supreme Court
in relation to the Erie and Norths ast road will be equally
streng in vndcatng the rights Of Erie and
And would here mako anothsr prophecy and would call
those percent to bear witness Of the result thatf
the railroads New York and Ohio would meet Penn
sylvanis In their own respective widths OF ron-the
whole peopl. Of Pennsyvanis will demand Of their
sebtatves 1T Harrisburg that legislative wall be built
1t the Oh State hns-hish hsavea and deep he'll
Pennsy vaniS don't want to do don't
tlsmen that they would and to their ntsrss, NOT to
goad any farther. i New York will meet
ppon their gauges or ours shs ~l 6od In the
day Of her bitter repsntaSce that Is the best
policy Suppose that this section Of Penns, vAnis be-
longed to New York then the break should be here ADD
xhyf Because break Of gauge l. e:tim,tsd to b equal
rated company to crowd back huudrd miles into
the woodsS What would be jas. TO New York. applies
msIce demand that the break should be far
possible and little Erie will Buff o sunk In dssoation
before she win ,ieli because Buffalo may, BY trot
bxve got government bay cts pointed At would
now give yeu "Harsor Creek - aud here would say,
that four Of hr noble wrs confined ten twelve
through railroad gol; Taess men had never vi lated
the Notwithstanding Was better Understood than this
who Joined had disobey.d the mandates Of
the courts although tbs best In and out Of the
State said that the United States Court had no
ton ever this local quarrel. Not ono Of them, with
which could BE- into sespsct of this ooaIt Aud
what cid Archy DO that himself Al neigh bor sd 'uld b
In ySs sy set q s.r0, ,s
upon Arcby il was in tie depot builaogs Of this city;
ms railroad ksd wise they pein cd oa to Archy
thai portion IN particular. which sii witue the Hn
orabls Roger TArey Ctief Justice OF the In ted
and thec the, said Behold the cal OF the United
States Arohy replied that they were ell wrong What
the tevl, " faid fc has ger TAnvy to do sth the
turprike road OF Hsrkcr Cressf fancy dont live Ia Hsr
Dor Creek" II he had sAid "witosss the Honorable
job, Jacks Of Harbor Creek Township manding him
To let the raoAds have mile OF her TO ship road
then there would have been In the thor Aud
that seal said Aschy s rot the seal Of H.rsor
ard placing tbs writ upon the and pn.tiog his iron
shod heel uD It, he the weight or ~ honest and
dstermr ed ever stood up FIR right against the
81 croscbr ents Of incorporated wealth (Appsuse He
took up the paper which thu In tenure Of the nails OF
his ogsn had maze SEAL and declared In the Of
the Great Jehovah and thatthat
the seal that no held In tas highest repsc and the
mark which he left ia its meaning
the printed mandate on which it was made. (Applause
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Lowry's remarks.
speeches were made by Mr.. White of Cleveland, and
other gentlemen after which the company dispersed
ERrR, Feb. l, 1854.
Great Crords of People from the Country
Another Procession-The Governor serves the
notice ito quit" on the Franklin Canal Com
pdny, or Western Road-Incidents, Sc &c.
This morning an immense concourse of people
6ocked in from Harbor Creek and adjacent country
to see Governor Bigler, that in some places the
streets were almost impossible. 1t would seem as il
they could never sufficiently express their gratitude
towards him for the prominent part be has taken in
their defence, and the encouragement which he has
directly and indirectly given them in their opposi-
ton to the railroad men. The artillery were out
about eight o'clock this morning with their cannon,
and blszed away, to the infinite delight Of some and
the great annoyance Of others, in front of Browns
Hotel, where their distinguished vsiter is staying at
present. They appear to set no bounds to their re-
joicing, and are firm in the belief that they have
trumphed every obstacle; but the repeal Of the
charter of the Franklin Canal Company has not SET
tied the difficuy-there will be long and tedious
litigation before the controversy is decided
The Governor received his numerous friends from
the country in the reception room of the hotel,
after which he was escorted through the princi
pal streets by large procession. There were
over thousand farmers on horseback, the
greater part OF whom were from Harbor Creek.
Nearly all of these wore red leggings and sash OF
some kind around the waist. Their appearance was
certainly very imposing There could not have been
less than five thousand persons altogether in the
streets to day coun ing those also who were in the