Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

broken and The hall otherwise mnrllatrd f3
In consequence ri proclamation which lad boz, 81
issued by the Governor, calling III the AID The ul
for The prrs'ivn'ion oil order, the following Utc,t
issued al Carlisle
GESERAL ORDYR
Heed Quarters, hi Die 81
Carlisle, Dec 3, I-:-
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has issued his ~,
10 the Militia hold themselves in readiness ar ~,
menl's warning, TO assist the civil auihores in ,
pressing insurreclion and IN executing the !.ws A.
there is strong reason to aPprrhcnG nrcrssIy rr
use Of Militia force, for such purpose 30 hfr.hr ,4
the Fist Battalion Of Cumberland coem'y yo,or,cs,,
10 hold themselves IN readiness to assemble in r,,,4
order, one hnurs notice, with and Gcrr.,,
meHrs in good order, and each PROVIDED wi,5
knapsack, blanket &c. ready 20 march Al ~ o.-.'
to morrow morning, # required As public or..,., .
excited, and the feelings Of men nue., oe..s
deem II right 10 urge, most earnestly, G?oi n,i,,sa
men, the PropI:cty and Necessity Of rei;lann, from
expressing any political feeling, ptle;eu-c O..
dislike nr parties, party mrn-and ihal they SHOULD
come forward with firm detersnna 10 maintain IN.
character of good soldiers; and 10 preserve Vi, h,no,
the integrity and dignity Of The State End q" Ian.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER
.Nqj0r GracrGi i'm Uir;Si0n y Il
The Philadelphia Herald OF yesterday has he follow.
ing letter, furnishing cOnnsctd dr,s Of The
proceedings IN The capitol at larsbarg Wednesday
HARarssrEc, December 5, ISIS
SLyAyE.
Mir Fullerton took the char in TIE Senate this nom
ing. the absence Of Mr. Speaker Pcnrpse IT, said A..
4, =, I,,,, 4, III .,,I
ia Jsc,ed ;bs,. ,,ss nn, rT IS ', .'s e'"r'
49,, I'D ,a t,, I;,;, 49, ~, 'iV' - Pr.
a" Ia NJ 80, "i,Ei a., a. 1"D! un''I 10 MOI
note appointing him Speaker pro ts'afore Vt rasread
as lllows:
Clear SRI depae you to net S2ca5er Of The
Senate. Truly your iricut,
CHARLES PENKOsG.
MIR. Ewing commenced some remarks bat upon m
in,maon of there being OF n GuorurM h, tes.-l.
a., , o'n 49,, w. vi wy .'Si so " ,'e ',r t, vas
''e" "'"sl,o' "' 'e vas '"''' - " 'U' J" '''e"
oe,s P',sTrt \" t"e ".'"'r "GJ'a'"r''
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nHt" 20 H"Fs 'H"F 'n'Si ',!"' was 81! es "'T"' ''
lhpy Wouid say IN lihfI>h0f& uH'" 'a'!E TE"'s Woe
secured. He moved 10 acJ"-:n 10 the font OF the teg
tUl
IN ,he an pn'eh u''I'"n OF "e 'f"Hs', nFa"s" ~
MI i"PAhs a. "STa"e! re- l'' PTs "''"l PS
'Ee " supply ''e '''O'' VIZ" '"e' Gun! P'E'''' 49,
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l. IL o'u"A was 'n'n rI'G,ea 'rr"--h' "'auSe "''
g'antat ATins--H"n W. hyTe p"'i Keeper.
MI D'"dHcad "lirfeG resolution 70 'rp"nt u com"
mee 10 investigate 'he c"hd4ct o. 'he S'cte"'E "
The Common"ea"h IN RELATION 10 fe'S,'cS '"'"a'G'"''
hini: ana mat 'Eey nave power I" Snt ' y is'r "'.
papers, which was agreed 10, ana M'''fS hL'oNt"''
""odunrn arc f'1A"shh' wee oPR"'htU' I"S ''.'
'ion o! me L's's!"'u,r theh a'J"nFh%" =,
~ " COCK, we WIZ? "''S'"h VI we HUu'' ID -
s"'''"D "''.'' 'T"''ai @''"'' '''' IV -P
et WAS not present, oNt u was eA"eFStooE ma! 81
SpaCk'"dh was P"'eu |" FL IN HIS P'h'e I've V'4"
CT - C"''', my ""I paris" Tie room was '''"'
Hhrh MI . "rhi 10 vs." Slips 10 9" !" re ''a u
was mel by alr. VI E'wer, who tod nm he could h"'
come there. } he scene iEen was G"aI. Mr. SEacK'
seized By huli:es. headed by Mckl"ee, Ufn.
Their member and was thFea'e"ed with bcIog THROWN cot
the window. lie however got 81 wI;huN; injury but
there was no meeting. HE mo0 vas then acdtrS>fday
several voices Unknown !" me, vixen hey dispersed.
We see by the Philadelphia papers iEtt iwU public
meetings Of lie citizens IN ~ held Yesterday,
consequence OF the late occurrences at Harrisburg -
The first 10 be held 10y tie h's3 o. eleven @cH
in The morning, and The second by HE 'ah SuiehrS -
three in the afternoon.
LATEST From HARRISBURG.
By last nights Sasquehanna Railroad cars -" cciTrh
the Harrisburg Telegraph e1rH issued on NE evening
OF Thursday, the Gh inst! II contains an Address -,
the People OF iAr commonwealth 81 tehnSl wanna
signed by G. b Penrose, Speaker OF ire SrmH''' ana
eighteen ether Senators, "aos" names VIII "r i"" o'
low. The length Of the Address, aud the '2'nrss q" III"
hour at which 1t reached Us, prevent is publication tn
tire. It's opening paragraph ~ as follows:
The Undersigned Senators OF the trmm"""r@"h Ct
pennsylvania oh'y etc'a. tet'fhrH an" !""'''" &C.
codns 10 the o3"Stitnlinn ahG Laws: ana composing
haJHfl'y ol 'Hht Oouy' hei co,tu upon" ny we h'''
ana dangerous circumstances "nicn ave o''""tU "
meeting oil The Legislature, 70 !"y before I've Fr'P' {"
me nlh'e oei account 81 III" uccGi hots ~ i've ga"
CT Government on the fourth day oi Dsc'n'ar', 1885,
IN order that they may clearly understand lie position
in which their representatives are now placed By IT,
legal md insurrectirnary asselnb5g. Of persons pre-
sent IN the borough Of Harrisburr
There follows minute narration Of the facts and pro
cccdngs connected with the opening Of the session aud
The organization Of the Senate including the election o
Speaker. and the swearing III Of 'he rewy elected SenH
tors The Address then proceeds as follows:
On motion, Nlessrs Barclay and Pearson were up.
pointed committee 10 wait on ihr House Of Represent
areS and announce that The SENATE was now oIganiz'd
and ready TO proceed with business Al this time MI
Brown, OF the county Of Philadelphia, not being mem
Der OF The Senate and attempted Ia address the Sc
natP, and being informed that liz could not lie permit
ted 10 proceed the mob the galleries and lobbes