New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
homes assured the assembly that justice would s,
done Ast II would be fnany shewn w the Court of

homes assured the assembly that Justice would s.,
done sint II would be- fn.ly shown w the Court of
last resort that they had been and had been
in the right lie spoke OF our only despos and tyrxnts
being Oulefs corporations and that an the cOniroorsy
between Erie and h9 Railroad Companies the former
standing W for the rights of the county aal city
lie reviewed in few words the series If acts on the
part Of the prisoners and Of the T. 5. Court, which
bad led to tie Incarceration of the former. and spoke
Of the npsthy which tLey had experienced as having
made their imprisonment apvthng but disgrace and
G Imishmont he then adverte1 to the bill before
she Legislature TO revoke tie charter under which the
NesteIn Road was constructed and stated that the
GOTcrnor was with them in their opinion that the char
ter hid been forieited-among other grounds, upon
that Of not having carried It's terminus down to the
public dooLs. In the bill passes the road viii
pass into tie bands Of tie STATE and lis terminus will
he Cl5ncCd accordingly: and hence all cause Of anT
ui her proceedings viii be- obyiated the part Of ehe
Fri sns. Ard now, continued lie in substance will
close his rambling speech by reading the following
fwer to dispatch which sent TO Harrisburg hour
since.
HARaIsrURs Frd.y. Jas 2, 1851
"qe Rsfeel a viii Ps-tsssy shall Re wits YOU
JOHN BlGLER"
And now, said Judge +. propose d toast
htsit md lesriy Welcome tack &c cur iEie Is" r
Dr SheTWin followed with an account Of bis exp
tnce as prisoner by which he made good the words
OF Judge thompson that it was anything but punish
mont. InCeec. tie treatment tie four lad received at
the lands Of tie heT Of very agreeable charac
ter They lad he'd parlor AMI sleeping rooms IN the
house; lad been ftasted invited cut 70 dine. and On
the whole, enio!ed Themselves much.
Otler speeches followed. but was forced 70 leave
in order TO make ont this light sketch Of the days
transactions i'll season for tie mail The excitement
has been intense but the whole matter thought to be
ended by The passage Of TIE Repeal bill
Having still f. " minutes tO spare. / viii add that
The mounted men in tie procession mostly from
Harbor Creek, the population there seeming to have
turned out the occasion. Great bitterness
of feeling exists. and Ut with whom have had oppOr-
tu1ity to during tie dsy appear to think that
their proceedings have been necessary for the yndica
ton Of justice. Aside from small number of nm
Removable and violent Germans OF the lower class,
saw during all the events OF the day, but tte that
rowdy or violent. One gentleman OF wealth and
influence, turned to me and said as the procession
moved BY. That is the Kind OF mob we have been
having"
When | reached Erie heard from various sources
that proceedings violent than any hitherto were
appreLeudod; bat since the Governors dispatch be-
cane known the same persons declare that the Erie
troubles are at all end Will it prove eventually
TIE people here seem greatly exaspcrated against
TIE TRIBI NJ, but far more 50 against The Times.
LArrs1 FROM ERm--7le Br6a'o Commercial Adrer
hser of Friday evening contains this paragraph.
I'VE learn from gentleman recently from Eric that
meeting held the evening before last FAN, iew Il
miles west of Erie at which several of tho most c)nspcu
of the Erie mobbes attended Tie II setng was
called IL Consequence Of the RELAXING Of the track nj Eric
under the directions Of the United States Marshal and
was intended 20 feeling Of rebellion the breasts
Of tie Faryicw ICOI h. and - excite aHles acts on Their
part The Erie rasca,s, finding Themselves in m awkward
Irfdcament and arul of the quences al their dis
graceful conduct are meany en1eavoring to induce
Oh 10 mlc Themselves in tie crime IN the hope OF
mixing the punishment lighter Tor Themselves by sharing
Of the law should take place at Farve" the Erie gang will
alone be 10 blame.