New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

The d,eison Of Tie Exeealro oeanes ed u, coIAs :,
that be des.d ~ have distinctly UNDERWOOD 1ss 10
pscsss were ps sHepns 4. he somp,ass o. ussoeS
you'd BOT aiiseh te ~. .n ve hss n,ss o. nees 's VI
NAH made to Gov yohn'oA ihe' psrsd-odeed eevea
we full, understand each other now, q" ioss 80 out men
t mo, sbs b. made capture IT, take Of the
prisoners; but the momentoar men are ~han~a from ae
In v.r lea, is the rOO Mr. H. Fish reusrted
that there no doueT but ina, we go ot
now" TO which Mr Garrison replied addressing more pNea'
l.Ily Mr.. 5, osyeod: co,. ana III.
you'll ss The jail and Aans S:ssy ana c''> ana me
he ltsst did 10; ni'rndeT'And the inena'n OF P"'H
This occurred shout midnight Of the 10Th Of May Gov
johnson, IS he len: sta:ee that be would 50 70
with nine ~ss edistcy dspsEeaed and on NfS a.
Tie next uOrnins exAssrrs,ed sued Currency hat
Gov Johnsen bad surrenderea the ia. 60 ths SoInsse %
tsps severely blamed him. and thss be ~ea to the Vigilance
Comsee and ensayOr.d TO make better tg ma However
bls nan the Governor that time sought
smother With the ENecue CoImttes sad alleged
that there w ., ,s .sr :,
bad been present vita him that eeson werc l9ns.ey
and 80 ul vas il proved tha be entirely in the
wioug that & Carlson who va. one VI o.. A-oei.ts INC
johnson IN committing himself with the Coma'itses ssd
damned himself politically The nbers prop,set TO Coy
lnecai,y withdraw when be aud the cteet' o. toe
law 'S toe nc snS Ss e ps Sn, Nd
The Cormi,,ee Thi, rc.pon.e hin and
soon left Executive Committees pass,d the following
resolution copy which immediately delivered TO tho
R,,oy,sS T1nwe notify Gov. johnson tia, mintsln
the treaty with him las night that tse came iayov
no pledges on a pat i as s SS@ SS ass nei
May IS orders were set 10 our guard to
withdraw from tie jail
Al II O'Clock Committee, consisting OF Mr. H. d. Haze
banded to Gov JohnsOu the tole~ins c slmaneaiion;
DEAn STA W, bcs advise you that we Save withdrswa
our ",sp Of ss. co%S;te ia Secretary,
A. r Hale banded communication TO the Governor he
.1 peu.. he ooytrroT replied lid aud bius With
cut tie Of resisting an sses be could Of course onsf
no but ths he were provided with men hs would
certsiny protect tie jail the poll his own e he made
iequest tina, the Committee Mould Leave urans 70 NE y
ana closed interview hucdy saying be had been cent
BY the sns must go ss 1s The ,h s,s Man
Gated uDnskably 'bst eE receipt Of tho note
Upon the report Mr. Hale TO the Executive COMMITTEE
that the bad been delivered TO Governor John
ton and inmates AFTER twelve the a
pointed to sgpcraend the t.kns o. tho PRISONERS
all the essential TACT. a,'ndne every n,evs~ De-
tween Governor Johnson and The Committees of vigilance or
sny persons sutiorl.d speak its behalf from the ersna
ton I'M TO the taking ~ the Jsl.
se,ween the Governor snd Mr. cole@sn-when the latter
sceraned who W., that wished TO see the Eseeut'se Com
ne could have produced upon his mind the Impression that
did io Intend themselves to punish me slime
that bad been committee ms f.s us, ~ one nsss
uroined officially confer with him, even To pledge then
had Obtained
aruye Conmt:te) attack thu Jail while their own ee
were inside open the gates tor he much less to attskn
AZ all. -, - ..,.,.,..
pred This positive sss SubConmttee Vt .ga 70 male
ny statement respecting the OF action thai would be
nmsued by The Committee of Vigilance the brosdst cbaty
cannot Imagine he could have aundesood the Official
compcaioa Executive Committee handed TO him IN
whiting within twelve hours vi his h.t communication WITH
item notifying him distinctly that they bad Tot bound tho
Committee Of Vigilance by pledge psse further tesn
that they would attack toe jail while their guard was msas
its walls.
That nowhstandpg all Of the above facts, Gov johnson
should have charge dupciy upon the committee
of Nance his deeply 10 be regretted and
this the scua occurrences presented 10 your
notice in order the ntaons Of toe Governors
..s.a Wa ~ nron. rly refuted EMILE GRlSAR
"e'N' n GORHAM.
HENRY M. HALE,
J. ii FISH
W r. THOMPSON,
u. s. O50oOD.
Having dsposcd OF those charges In the Governors Mosaic
Which difee involve the inte Al which We were presents
we deem il not inappropriate TO aluds u those wnosAs
charges which the Governor retcfses regard 70 inc aes
nl,erior d. szns the Committee of Vigilance 70 VII
Tie subvoion the State authority and, 10 tho e'entd
Federal intervention establishment Of eOvernnenteH'
thsy independent Of the Union IL pehap" scarcely neee-
ssy fellow members that Iot spprosrlA
ton toward such objects the sshte. approach 20 dse
upon occupied the attention Of the Executive
Committee