The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

the people would b down here after us Others suggested
the plan Of tearing up Just so much Of the Pennsyvana
Intellectual TO protect their interests and in the Ian
and nsnS e. srs as S
the difference between these and the resolutions PASSED
the several cities affected was laid down the
proposition that the duty Of the general govern
ment ~ wei as of the State OF Pennsylvania to act Mr.
Foote said he knew he seldsh and no willing 70
when he Va. Unwilling to DO to lis n.rhSOr :. he would
wish TO be done BY Judging others by himself he found
there was the sams necessity for law others H for
great want q unfelHshusss In State policy called for
ccnttuton to compel the acts Of comfy and good neigh
Be Tsutipa BEL ses the states Of this Great cousdsscy
there constitution whom Penney lvAna raised an
to Ohio 70 ght barrcads sgAinst Penusy
vana Indiana again against u.s. and so non Intercourse
Do established between every State. But under
stitutien this be done and If attempted the
power the general and ought batter
Il down and remove It. he believed the oonstitu ion
powerful for good that VII N it designed to establish
sautsry principle, 1t gave al the power necessary to
carry 1t out, and derelict II neglected to
the power and effect the object He said for an.
other reason, and growing out perhaps Of the foregoing
the raj government should that this great tho
roushre Of States and Of the nation should be cleared Of
evry obstruction The mail was carried over It Nov,
why does the government when there is danger Of ss
drivers seat and why have they they the power, ono
cannot force the obstruction send nile Of soldiers to
III? It is for the very reason and ssy which Ok.
st in the present But they need send file OF
soldiers here let them but send prudent kind and ex-
perenoed officer here with power ample and sufficient
call to his Aid. Let him firmly but kindy say these n
ures must be repaired, this must be open and
uDobstruced and the rarcai force could at once do
the press to protect their works. that they had the
right do it, and they have. But what Ia . rail
sss ahs sy " sss ys thu Ind
will Of the community through which 1t passes Now, II
they call On men protect their property by force this
this force is unnsrved by the fact that blood fhed
those who eawe may have to stand trial for murder,
and only be protected punished the meshes OF the
law shall protect entrap them The companies have
done right in waiting the law for redress And now,
.hss tn. Ia. Is pow.Ilsss in psnnsyvan. as adminis'
timeAt political considerations which often i'm
properly prevail everywhere, the government Of the
the call of the States to do their duty. Here lies
the Ohio speaking and she asks
behave Penns, lvanis is acting Indeed, believe
that PsnnsylvRnis, and eten Erie, would welcome
the use Of this power They1 can gracefully yield
obedience to law in such case, and they will co
il. We tod that State rights prevent this; Not at
all. Did Gtn Jackson stay away from Chsrlesto1 when
less evil threatened Mo- h. sent officer and
my to the grestest State state in the Union And
what the Law aud order restored
without beg obliged, he prepared to do to take
that retellious member by the nape Of the neck Mr..
Foot narrated the uries done ut and Ee the loss
and inconvenience there suffered by business and travel
He said Cleveland mueh interested, but not alone
and rerhs these outrages that while
interests suffered o. hers benefited. She
crowded byiproduce and pork-shs had become great
packing establishment she could buy this property from
fifty dollar less than If this obstruction did not
exist, and drover had come on the with him who
raid that he got along wethat by retailing ,stead
OF rhoIesaliDg his pork had lost fifty
cents huLdred upon It Mr.. Foot further stated that
these il done because gauge
changed bn this was done by virtue OF lw of the L.
gs,aiure That il matte had stopped even here there
might have been more question: But the United States
Court epoined these lawess perpetrators Of mischief
They then turned upon another part Of the track They
here eponed by the State courts They then dise
II luries perpetraed what WAS At present 1t
least legal as well ndieper sable highway Now,
wha. the stas Of Pennsy v.ni. as we'll as ths genera.
government should ssy The insurgents, is ths-You
have right TO take the law into your hands dsst
let this track be made perfect-le business travel and
the ordinary pursuits Of life return 10 their ordinary fow
and test legal questo await the de sons Of
the legally constituted tribunals OF the country Bat he
said. there another whi,h called upon Penusy
vara not the general ,vern uent in view OF the mob
AID insurectiopary character Of these proceedings
at Erie to stop them at once. THE reason is more
imperative than any other; a,d upon 1t, all others,
If necessary, should wait-as al security all
gloy nation de pended upon it, property OF every
is not protected there is inducemtnt for in
dusry for there is protee ton to acquisitions The
traveller Stephens that the why Arabs is
sunhen IL, that the stronger can wress and do wrest
e1erythipg from the weaker. The is true OF u
or the Europe and Asis pouring their
population here becsufe they have heard that
government OF lswstbat the great natural OF per-
sonal seuri y rersopsl liberty nd private proper
SECURED This ikea the OF nou try, aud indus
try produces good orais as well as thrift II stimulates
inv-ntiora mows down forests and converts their
places itto fruitful feds-t gives confidence at home
well as abroAdh has covered land with railroads
aud Telegraph p Incredibly short time and
every let il bat be known that this idea
IL mere phsnto and that We hold Any all rights
tie beck OF mob, and decay will be faster than
Mr. Foot In obedience to suggestion made st
opening else offering to speak moved to refer the
resolution to committee to consider and report but at
the digestion Of . senator he modified the moti,n to
lay upon the table, and print the resolution for the
OF the members
PASSAGE OF THE ONO RESOLUTIONS
On he inst. trAA in ha
reported back Mr. Foots resolutions respecting the Erie
,iot and recommended their passage We presume the
House will act upon them at once and thus tae public
voice Of Ohio says the Columbus State Journal will be
embodied and sent across the Ohio to Pennsylvania and
to Congress.