New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
THE EhH EIOTS.

ERIE. Friday. Fen. 3, 1851!
The Governors presence seems likely to tdfn gu!
the eres, panscea fox ell Ills thsI was hoped and eA
pected All it as quet-ssye now aud tneTwnen
some hothead thinks proper te resent some iancied
or real persora gricvancoas il any little city OF tue
size of Erie the cars come ia from The East and
West run alongside the platform passengers get OFT,
eat biz pass "a the osher train and depart just as
ever. Loafog and rowdy ,tcck lie low 10 the market
but not nany mogTners go about tie streets Oh ths
account Tue Governor and the Board "i DIRECTORS
of the Western Road are transm 'tmg COMMUNICATIONS
back and .sr, the contents % wheD SHAH be unaoe
10 learn until tomorrow One word as 10 the Governor
Though detest the sham Democracy. 0; which lie is
the exporent in this State and though his previous
course in regard t. the matters in agitation here be
omen 70 all the denunciaOn and rdicule. which 1t has
net in various quarters still cannot, with any regard
10 Justice, refrain from saying that MS speech on MS
arrival here has been grossly misrcpresened ana that
in all NV intercourse with him since lie came have
seen nothing to Indicate that he l. not gentle
man and DESTROYS OF doing what IL right. Ills
reply to the speech OF reception, which listened Ia
from the window directly above bim was most
carefully guarded, and Il was special mater OF remark
among those, who had no party feeling that IN SUD
stance it was nothing more than declaration TO the
crowd that the law must decide the points III conrc-
yersy and that whatever their rights might D., the
Government had the whole thing IN its hands and these
rights .houd be cared for Not an expression escafed
him which | WAS able 10 twist into declaration OF
oppon that they had been right in the course pursued
And this remark applies als0 TO his speech at supper
lie dwell mainly upon tic obedience due 70 law MIS-
represonatons have been plenty as bacAberres on al!
sides and should write you al the stun ana nonsense
that comes my ears the scrsrbasket would soon DE-
fihd with the trash In ths Gov. Bigler should
have Justice done hiIn Though the crowd cheered nn
loudly and though very much against has Will be WIS
forced next dsy to Join them Tor hall an hour IN their
prcce..ion and make them speech. am very nuch
if they have not already upon due reiec
Am that what be has said has very little bearing upon
the aueston OF their right 10 remove tracks bdges,
ard tie like / doubt. TOO whether he has not found
that there il very different lace upon things Wnen seen
here In person and when viewed ~ the mirror present
ed 10 him at distance For my life cannot see tha'
he las IN fact done anything here bat enable the NORTH
Fs,t Comranv to finish laying their rails restore the
old platform the station and set the trains running
az they were-DUttiag. save in tie matter OF the Sax
feet track all things as they were, WIN ny fac@er
nomnally At the head OF the Western Road-sO' 10 re-
main until the courts OF law nave .H'esu2a'ed anu
decided the matters at issue c..
nv s,otber ron, Justice demands tast the Governor
should be heard and that in relation 20 the bfrdAhg ou
Of the troubles on the North last Roadgreat
has been expressed against him IN oil quarters Tor DOT
having 81 once put stop 10 tie Pfoceeednss Oh tine
people OF Harbor CIeek. ia i"ei ne '1Ste neo So
trod 1T Of cisy before hin. inftead Of appyl1s 70
Inn and 30 he Courts Il IEe STATE Application was
r.de Ia the e1era Court. aud NJ thus placed IN po
sitou IN which lie could NOT act without invading tie
proyinee Of tie General Government. IL Was not pos
lilo Tor him he saws to interfere c matter which had
been carried b. all the State authorizes and placed in
tlo hands Of an authority above and entirely difficult
from hal Of Penn ylysnia In fact this rather
insnua,on egainst tie Judiciary and Executive oi the
Stale. O.