New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
DANGEROUS OPINIONS.
DECISION OF JUDGE LYNCH


We lesrp from The Syracuse Chronicle that Mr..
f.. T. Hayden buiIcer of that city, who recently
went to Fiorics to ertct buildings for gentle
mon in Gaosden County, has been expelled by Judge
Lyrch because he wss ne prepared to iadorss the
"peculisr institution" The Chronicle says:
Mr. HAYDEN il very Intelligent msu, an old resi-
dent OF Syracuse and an active member Of the Flrs
Presbyterian Church. where he rs commonly called
Deacon Hayden. la Florida he associat himself
with the church. and went on TO pursue the objects
which had called him thitber with the energy Of q
Nor,tern freeman and sooa secured th5 respect and
COZ fcence to Intelligence and worth Mr. Hayden
at boue az not Tegarc cd an Abo ZIONIST. lie was
TO i1end Of Slavery, but bad always taken strong
inerest in colonization principal remedy for That
graf evil
Mr. Hsy den pursued The even tenor OF bic way, not
interfering 10 any manner either by word or deed,
with the subject of aud slave, but when he pB
ques,iont on the subject Of Slavery, he declared,
cas- an honest man Should that be was sgsnst the
ussee that be regarded The Bible as against IL; and
Chat human ity the best ins,incs Of oar nature
"were sgsinst t. he also freely expressed bis belief
shat the Fugitive Slave Law was in direct conflict
with the provisions of the Constitution and With the
"'hgher law Of Goo. These expressions OF opinion
"wefe made only in the private ciscle among his
"frepds, and never seemed 10 creae any excitement
" or displeaiure.
"But az epgth rumors began to grow tina, Mr. Hay
der was an AboliticIst aud did not believe IN the
eosp+l o. Slavery. The first that he knew OF these
runners he lesrnee from q self constituted Committee
cousl-'ine Of bis miIiser AID some members Of the
church which he attended, who in the Spirit Of KIDD
ress wsreo on him TO Ter hin know vnst kind of talk
wss current 10 the nei, hoorhood aud whs: treatment
Re woulc be bkely 10 meet. The next step IN the
trans ctiOn wss folowi notes which was posted
up in suIdry places; ,,o-,c.
Ca1ry Are there any Aooitionifs amongst "a
(ueyy 1satnL-Aby ana amatioLi.ts!
GSos and he greatest of AL Are ws 1T to ,wn
u,s.r, such tel b. and not CIV. them
Ga IN. o. we hant GOT DO real spvpkl HE
3sny yo1ers. marx
AT length meeting was called at the Court
house ana Mr.. Hay den notified TO attend. There
wer. preelt al hi. Getting some two hCnded people,
ard ole Of the osf respec able slave oders an
COZ alisn called to the char There were present
d Jodge CT The Supreme Court several lawyers, sew
ersl ministers, nc some Of the most respenaoe plant
eIs Of Ire plsee. At this me- ting Mr.. haydoo vas
permitted 10 plead TO the Ddictnent Nmeo nsi oe ~
orsgk up against him 10 the Court OF Juoge Lyncu'
He cid not at eli attempt TO eVshe the isc" ou'
repeated substantially what be had bet're stated In
pr;v,,s when he was requested to withdraw, which
he did. Thi. meeting Of gentlemen OF resPectsoity
md standing adopted report procl.lmng that
u,,,,a. We portion Of the Of &c tsden Codaty
= lii mee,iEs hereby me b- ST that zoe
tL,,siion q ss sS-'i"snn - NE sooys - many ~ AZ.
~ holding nuri'y 20 p,oteee snS
the mae. Of oss pronbi n,es cot rang nsn
F,,rsS That o. three be spt0nts By the
Chat notify Il ydea Of The seton OF ms uestins.
,rd th aid committee be charged vit1 tas 'afom aafy VI
e,ipI nr be foo,cnx By requiring aid dee
70 unity sHpsfioo q soch urae sad
oopGntee may eIpsdisnt - ptssef
DR.. J. N. w. Dsviason- w. s. Gngory, and W0-
II. IS.or, wsn appointed - he committee, and mott