The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

give them control In the matter, Il hardly fir Now
think We are In court prspery A. 70 the saossnpuoa
thing Of any eosssqusncs recently and there no move
nsnt foot In connection With IT, me PrinsipAl
s' .ss 4. s.
the commission Of Erie county agreed 70 subscribe
to this project that thew ".u pscsds
from the position they took thes AND nAve not mes
with dosen men Who protested sg,nss .ne aonos Of
The srest work OF the SAto co that for her counties
which bssn done for the counties surrounding Ba.
Improve your land, ttsn fer the road must eventual
y b. constructed; The commissionsr agreed
sirs.dy subscribed, acting upon that agreement
Gentlemen have bssn absent for nearly three months
Of the COusos ia UPON this prosc
II Ii well known that the Councils Of Phtsdslpha Iub
scrbsd two millions to the stock Of that road but for
nancss giving that The nissoners were not
satsned with the directors; then Erie and Philadelphia
stood aliks upon that question. / met with Philsds
phisns-men whose feelings Pennsylvanisns and
AL honor-thsy what We should hope 10 And every
psdrsd and IL credit would ). .,.n III. vo.
to certain amount and she can't back out without be-
Ing guilty of the srossest act Of repudatoa 30 far the
you follow the advice OF the gentleman who just
dressed ou ate' giving your pledge and ndr'inE others
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that Erie alone Is interested In it But don't think Erie
would bring here citizens Of different townships they
not equally interested u 1t with her quietly = this meet
There but course Of policy LETT We calculate to
act upon good faith among ourselves In good faith to the
oitissns tho line Of the Sunbury and Erie road,
must answer with becoming promptness the generous
hand offered by phia resist the sggrsssions Of
New York and Ohio We must stand together, we must
keep our faith We muis show men East and West that if
they hero to construct railroads they must do In
accordance with the policy Of PenDSvanIa. We must
. Aly thava Il
to be : local matter, and that ths benefits and I'D
yAnases would accrus mainly to the cty Of Erie; but
lars from the city Of Erie Aoae, and il gentlemen
will take little pains to examine they will and that the
considerable item Gentlemen, have but little paasnss
to chouss this question, and trust thst ss conmuni
y We are not prepared to go back that when we and
combinations formi against prepared to stand
together shoulder to shoulder so that whom and
Ohio say they viii out off Gil railroad connection
with W will put our shouder to the Wheel and s'
them know that In Pennsy vaniA way for the
of the country will be opened up, and that neither will
control the lakes which opened eight months
the year. The gentleman who preceded talked
thing about the prices OF Erie bondshow cheap they
coud % bought ne knew ANYTHING about n subject
did. / know something about that matter, and know
that bonds have been sold for sixty cents that
bonds have beyond the cenr Of the Sanoury and
Erie Railroad Company, except three thousand dollars
which have gone into the hands of our own citizens
sand 1t ninety cents the dollar And these bonds
out at time when II Sunbury and Erie road - pro-
o a.. Of n. n g
10. sonaos Il
which it is not expected > dollar win be taken from
the treasury Of Erie county, she will then have ef
should prefer the of the road to the bonds Of the
county Of Efis believe the feelings of the people Of
m ns tho. ms.
deeply implanted moe general in the county Of Erie,
than the feeling upon AM oIhsr subject
NJ hall havfn Al thA Int llama wonA
Whss.. r; psspl: Of I,. county sssD, Impressed
completion Of Pen nsyvani. sta. hishway the sunbury
best N:
s1S
II: which :s Of for
tssss and srowth Of population and whereas
~ CITY r.. .sssn ON
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Of the rsas and Interests the state Of Psnasylvsss
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when til. foregoing wore read rssids.. Of G!rard
med David On said he protested ssan.t the last eso
luton.
savlRAI vorw- Question, question.
win bs meetings to oppose them in every part Of the
county and know there are plenty who are opposed to
SEVERAL VomB-I It sin't no. Let have the question.
The PRRDrr-Bs al good humored There IL no use 10
Mr. olIs-Lst them scratch Oh that last resolution
Strike it tf; this AMT . railroad meeting.
Mr.. GALBRAnH, Of Eris-somsbody has called mass
meeting here, and now they have got It, (Ories Of
Good") It WAS not intended to be ; mass meeting,
but like the Lock port men, they thought to few
resolutions and then give them out % the expression Of
the feelings Of the county
VoICIs- Put RI that last resolution.
IL s sss p! u ". os s:sc
seat to the city Of Erie. Now see the effect Of
this thing Hsrs call for county meeting, and II
goes ab I'd TO Phsdephia that 1t refuses to build this
road-to support the interests Of the county And viii
meeting this is called repudiats herr WIN II
say 1t IL right and 1t is not right, vote 1t down.
AyoIcs-I move the resolutions b adopted separately
), sn To
cheers were givsD, and the meeting adjourned. The
Erans them bssoot thsm.se. to their vehicles, and
went their way rejoicing headed BY their band OF
music JA
Ear, Jan. 81, 1854.
FIrst Triumph Of ne EtaUs-AcninaI Of king and Loro
yy--Rjocrss TAerea and Preparations for Their Re-
tims-A Railroad Director Hung in Efgy, de-, dc.
The EriAns in high state Of exultaton just nov
at the aequittal Of Lowry and King, who may rems
ber we're brought to trial few dayssinoe at Ptsburs
ON charge Of ntsr ring with the Deputy Marshal in the
df charge of his duties The following WAS re-
oeved to day. and the spread through the city like
wild6re:-
Lowry and King are discharged without costs They
will leave for home ON Monday.
The whole city, 1t Is ssd viii turn out to receive them,
and grand banquet talked Of nis triumph, for 1t
q regarded such BY the people, has given them
cd strength and would b foolish 70 talk about such
thing now as compromise. Besides, they in daily
expectation Of receiving intelligence Of the passage
bill repeating the charter Of the Franklin Canal Com
psny-a measure which wsud have the effect Of putting
an end to the present din sulty. Judging from preso