Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-21

believe there power in the State to quel the ss
II 1t would; but the last information which we have s
eeVed on the subject, this morning s that after khD
road had been rebuilt it has been destroyed again
NOW, Mr. President, do not know that the Gsnerpd
Government can do any thing on this snbject bui 10
know that something ought to be done, and take t5
occasion merely to give notice that such is the conEsA
IN which we found Pennsylvania with the General os
ernment. We have found her Governor writing IN xae
rioters and saying that he sympahi1ss very sincxzS3
with them and we have to believe that they
strongly backed by other portions Of the State and Ry
Philadelphia which is asking, for the benefit Of flGs
great road, grant Of land construct it, while tse
State itself will not permit railroad it
ther market have no opposition to the refereDrn nj
the bill, only wish to connect with the grant con<lt
that Pennsylvania shall let her railroads be used fo 1he
purposes for which they constructed.
Mr.. COOPER. Mr.. President, have one word 80 sssy
in reply to my honorable friend from Ohio. He ln-
yer, and believe, indeed from what Asxe
seen here very good one IT. therefore, il
that very Insignificant portion Of nearly three nil
lions of people have been engaged in violating the S, ~
would be at all why justice should not be &a
to the other portion But sir there is an unwrttea h
tory in relation to the transactions at Ere and aunE
deprecate violence at all times although would ID
ways have the people of the State which represerz bsE
submissiyely to the laws say that there sometimes
proyocations that would stir the sagnant blood
the hearts of towards The gentlemans constituents
have used provocations which well calculated ~
produce the very Of violence which have tA&n
place there; and sir when this unwrten history rsnIe
to be published it will be found in all probability, 1
the aggreSSlonS anu wrongs not the
sions and wrongs Of the people of Erie.
In saying this repeat that wish never to encouzge
spirit that sets the laws Of the country at Defiance @
feel bound to say this much in justice to my conltn
ents and shall further take another and 6ftia
opportunity than the present to show at least wac
the truth lies, where the aggression from, and hs
there is wrong on the side there has been oasa
to provoke it.
Mr.. WADE have only one word to say in rep3y fD
the gentleman He says that the aggressons have assa
provoked by outrages on the part of the railroad csn
nes. have only to say on that subject that the 1n
tion of these controversies has been adudcated upo
adusted by the courts of Pennsylvania which have f
the gentleman at fault and the rioters acting
open opposition to the mandates of the Federal csara
and also OF the courts Of the State therefore it os ns
very well from the Senator say that the cons
nies altogether in the wrong. The presnnaxim,
certainly ought to be the other way, inasmuch xiy
have the judgments Of the courts upon their side
This has not been thing in Pennsylvania. ErHn
the time of the whskey insurrection onward FROM ae
western part Of the State to the eastern part nsnrD
tions have not been very unusual But not raing
into that subject Iony this thing anfr
that the grants Of land shall contain the condition ~
there shall be peace towards the rest Of the Unin In
future.
The motion to refer the bill to the Committee ON Pub.
lie Lands agreed to. I
Mr. PETIT called for the special order being the re-
port of the Committee the Judiciary CONFIRMING the
right of Mr. PHELPs, Of Vermont to his seat za xhe
Senate.
Mr. P. moved that the further consideration Of The
be postponed until Wednesday next which, after hrid
discussion, was agreed TO-
On motion by Mr. CHASE, the Senate procesSasa TO
consider the bill divide the district Of Ohio insO
judicial districts and for other purposes whom the
amended by the Committee the Judiciary, r2d
third time and passed.
On motion by Mr. SHIELDS the Senate proceesBrd no
consider the bill to reimburse the Common Cosa sS
New York city expenditures made for the first reginnE
New York volunteers; and the bill read third fe
and passed.
On motion by Mr.. HAMLIN the Senate proceeGrd2 no
consider the bill for the relief of Charles Cooper sD
and the bill for the relief Of James Dunning and tsy
| were severally read third time and passed.
On motion by Mr. FOOT the Senate proceeded to rnn-
slider the bill for the relief Of Rebecoa Freeman, @ &c
read thsta time and passed
On motion by Mr. MALLORY, the Senate proces1rH No
consider the bill to provide for the establishment Of aa
rne hospital at ST. Marks in the State Of Florid@ nE
it was read third time and passed
On motion, the Senate adjourned