New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
wv" RIOTS AT ERIE.

nc crwas who collected that all the points in contro-
very are In the hands OF she Government and tsiJ JUS
see shall he dcre.
The Governor calsc by way Of Cleveland. at which
place the Railroad Company politely furnished car
fss the exclusive use OF him and his train Ihe gen.
Stucs Who accompanied hin hither were The follow
ms judge J. G Knox Samuel Bigler, Esq' Wm' r.
Packer Ohio rowl, appointed Superintendent OF 'ne
Western Road of which the State has taken possession
A,fsoa King. Mayor of Erie, and W. b. Lowry the
Two recently arrested by tie l. $. Marshal. lhese
sec,rpa, led the Governor from Harrisburg. Judge
ellis of pit,sburch and Messrs. HiecOck ana W hI,e
urder,t,od 10 be Directors OF the Ce'eiaud anu T'o
Inc Road cane with him from their respective PAGES
OF rcsid,ECc On reaching Sassatas'st c a. ~
these gentlemen was announced ny cannon ana 'ney
~ wet hy a process SIGN Of the three IRE
sourspies with torches, ana threc volunteer
..il,ia eonranies under arms, VINO escOrled
the orcn bafouches into Wmch tne guests en-
49, 10 Browns Hotel, Gen. John Fitzpatrick, acting
as Chi,f Marshal assisted by Col David B. Clark and
cant John MeLane. As the procession, led by avery
re.recsho band, marched down Statest to the pubhc
sorare tie scene was truly brilliant. 1t was warm
ard pleasant but very dark and the long trains oil
forces showed out fnely After aighting and resting
for moment. platform was hastily constructed at
the main entrance of the hotel and there in pres-
cnce Of a sea Of uptuTned faces-the whole male
rorulaten seeming to be collected tOgether-Genera
W
when lie M &c an ADDRESS OF welcome Ia substance o.
follows: -, ..-,,. =
ssSs, thsfof The Corporate u hoes Of TN,
snd D. citrus with tho warn apqio' s 70
t,if O. e1erd to you this cordial sincere and
peSe win ;. much would be doing injustice 70 those
have the honor to represent 70 ny o@a s9e
wLsh Indebted among 20 at he pesent
&c rsSs GaSsIiSnt early period Of her history for her
20. .S1 .ers Thos. In end conduit grossly
and Hhose views and 'iy have been os
whos rsb Lave been invaded whose has een as
soJ Oous Of sroad e9poaons aao'nose 10y
met oniy by owe besrio nnoysnc. violated faith
Your tbi, must be aailed wth joy and
psT hsIassis to citizens oppressive
,nvslps Tsbic Let me you conclusion Sir that al
iheuth IJn occasions you may have met with receptions
.rss Ard s fss Sir hat and
ssr saure you you heartily welcome to city
The Governor replied in substance as follows;
He saddle deeply sensible Of tie honor conferred by the vel
bsked their for the hind terms which he had EN-
re aid thst he had eonefe dcut Official duty im
posed BY The "a d.ty he had as 70 dnorfs
rsoucd address such IA be now SAY beor' b
r.. WHICH he R si @orani have
sihep between the Kosd Tci on e ROP I
subject attraction from the whole country and tL pobsee con-
suLOres For his pert he most be permitted 70 say th
tin wIish seemed 10 this community alike
M rights and welfare and for honor AMI elsaty por
hsh .losd these promoted far az in
act Of violence sssn.. tsrnh she far of
eSStro1srsy viii b expected TOud
Be R C Pm bo & heir cause vas fairly the hand: Of the
The STATE and is believed that would be wisely e-
iu. q b affair an there the s1s sS'Sd be PIER
people properly understood and daily
sppe by the Lssue and that measure would
n aVseAf unit heir uflf
believed that quite unnecessary to say to ,ss
and that and fac him
= y Inc ssns G u Ss hd
s,e hp The Legislature in his annual message and they are
separate from the people without eHpIsn.
h s%s .,os should Ever sft cen the citizen.
Do moi in feet strangers We the offspring the
ae9sted mainly by the same motives IN
trveIsy True collisions like that which had for time dis
aS and In this poseaye country Of oar ws only
tibet they did not oeeei equs1 and that en OF
vhe deePy sensible that the action Of the s.te Psnnsylysn
vey and resy mrepresep.ed he could not min
TioO Ions could fail aitnate them from each
sh, sna lead t. The worst T1e eaSI, all 1ps
general wese country He also felt that the Of the
and her rights of sovereignty shosd be intellectually maintained
,stssedtO and rights with the constituted
suhc Of the State e there be further excitement for he
E that their welfare would be properly cared for BY the
About 10 P. NJ supper was spread, of which some
eighty guests partOok Mayor King was called upon
to preside and took the chair, making humorous and
lively little speech. He is exceedingly popular here,
and his rising to speak is signal for general harty
Tie speeches were of social character In the main
the vexed questions of the day furnishing in general
rather topics for iocose and goOdtured remark than
for argument triumph or denunciation. Judge Thomp-
son being called for sentiment, could find no seHti
sstRt in any of tie topics Of the day-f any, it was
that he hoped all our troubles at an end-aused
to his having been in this dining room occasion of
Che birth of the Western Road and was now here at
its death-tOld an anecdote OF a man who described
Pennsy lvsnia the State where they married without
license and built railroads without chartersand closed
BY proposing the health of Gov BIGIHR, to which that
dgnitsry replied substantially as follows:
fhe by stating exp bat he bad expected
ape with and in the few remaiks he shsuld make he
%s pc IN sonpsn, o of s GA ny SeSd
qason.f the day he had verd His address very
nails ard con ,rieS ch sii that
materially ensuh all the cboums.rss He spoke being
spoian .f SWS.t var the Euopen or the EeP This he
thought was rather compliments to Erie III, 81. .,
stosld ,sy In conflict and have their little
ss. viii iSe feeiI that al have til but one cOUntry
will when pton has cooled ard reason returns TO rs sy as
Ohc word which cout wound offend He sPeas
easily The Gn, ard sst,S sOSd deal 6 ss%GT nj b: s
% Frank III Csnal urSn whom should he revenge himself for
IJrSss raSMrsSS-t The Supreme Court
Alb have tsk much business from the Court AMI viii
cofod BY calling up spoke Of the
lerE psdp which nse had furnish the Coa in these
Which give BRET but ont of which the
esiYr had s5es ens and avery shor b the I.a
road TO make the Governor Of the oher Though
& TsI hs' m strOS, SIDE no doubt his sTdsnes was sad 70
ss, be ,os ht Of good slns had come he could not
buf 'fu, that IN 10 Buffalo ard Cleveland would rot
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