Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
From The Globe
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENTS

(From The Globe
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
Extract from letter, dsted.
HARRssuRc, Friday incoming.
Dear Sir:-The House met at ~ O'Clock and .mae'
cralely adjourned 10 neet 70 mocaiag at 10
ocock-SG raemters present.
The Senate met a, 10 o'cock-johu Strohn in the
char quorum present. adj r0rged 10 meet to uao,row
morning Al 10 O'Clock.
O'Clock q m.
letter has just appeared from Thaddeus Stereus 10
the public declaring that .'ueilhee he his eary sill
agree make any compromise coae to any teross Of
,ecaafatos: that all reJeiS: and, will Therefore
not treat 10 2ny manaer with reteiS:t
Slrcsoay - o'clock.
The House met, fifty six oetnters present; Hopkins,
Speaker. Tue repoet Of The Treasurer read. The
Hsse tnen Eeat into NOMINATION for United States
Senator; about fifteen or tUeaty were nominated A
commtee Of the House offered eposl, made by them,
# the pceseot stag difficulties coo copses Eug.
.n and Gee IN Gernaa ordered 10 De Prtnted. The
Clerk vas then &c mt Co peesent the Senate wna
usc, Of tse joueaal Of the House The House dea ad.
louroe@
Seu,e net at 10 ociock-Joan Stroan "a tive Chair
Pnrs BGtro~es aed Stegeos, haze beeo rery secret.
IL claesed Tor taree days past quoeuw being
pfessn, the Seoate proceeded TO business All the
tuosI p.r}sf aarmoay daaDa add Wagner fron Phi.
adsyh, legged the Seoae 20 suffer tdeR 10 @ithdeaw
from the Senate and aot 20 participate in say
untd tRer seats we're posusely settled: agreed To-
G-ne: Rogers then asked the Senate 70 suffice Brow
s'eSeosoo, NoUi 10 uGS GSeN Se1ts:
ss'eed to
seso!utioa vas then oGe red that Monday uuoeuing
b lac dag iee coutestng taose seats agreed 10.
Anoher resolution offered to order the Secretary
Bgrowes to bring oto the Seaate jorH,odf all papers
MS possession ee&ng to tde eiectioa Of is3 "a Phi.
iat.lphs county: laid on the table.
The Ceek OF the Roxee being announced ae present.
&c an extract from the loueaal ct lbe House laid
tie a0e.
Burcwes stat wilhheds the setuens Of the smeod.
Gsas.
HlkR.sRUae, Pa Dee. 6. 1893
Inc Hcsse today met rs asual received tde saausl
S q lhe State Treasurer, saS reRort frem tbe cou-
Gn=e appointed TO Investigate tde eoaduet ef tbe Sc
c'els'y relation 70 TIE delivery OF The ceqrns, of
which ~g esdsred 10 O96 copies 60 be priated T hey
also ooninated United States Senator. !;
st sss. 1' Me-
kfnomnsted 4. II. Read: Nc. Eleaniteo eoQsinsted
Se'geon; Nc Gorgss dominated Thos G. Mlie.
Mi teston nouIinated Richard Rush; hIe Wilcox Rom
mated James ThompsoR Nc Loce noRainated SsRsaet
MorSmsn; Mr.. fost nominated John q Serigere: Mr..
Hssins dominated Ellis lie Wis Mr. Saowdea asu,inated
!oho Bfedn; Nc. Britain aomiazed John N. Read
N: Cot no.eiosled Robee. C. GRIEF
The difficulties still exist. A proclamation issued by
The Secretary signed BY SO The tuzerae E,eui-
eeis Did not Join "a It The afecatioa Of fear "a tde
Senate mas, nsppesrs subsidized They met to day, Nc
Skunk Clerk o. tie House, elected by the IS Demo
eae Tmee7s, vent in with extracts feou the joaeaai
vas 'sgaacy announced by the SeegeaaG bat the On,
per presented was stalled by Srohn, who acted Spea
Ser asPsr2or:iRg 10 be an extract, SC.
Inc poaIate staeNeats sbout riots aud iasanectioa
here are aogethee false That there great crowd
E,en Is certain, bQtit Vas osderic and deoeat @Tae
Sichec nee ~hen no man eursGelh.
Ire following statement pot for by the sheriff Of
S"any, shows The otter tasity Of the peeteeees
M 0y R'ners proclamation 10 bring together miti-
Sy 'o'ee to put down The majority Of Representatives
's'4'asd ty majority Of the peope:
SaenfFrs OrfnE,
Borough of fiat risburg, Dec =, 1889.
L. William Cochran, n Ugh Sheriff Of The county Of
u'iphn.sn the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania asviag
CSsed BY She hands of the Deputy Secretary Of the
'm"n"esth sroPy 0s PROCLAMATION issaed 6y Joseph
nef Governor of this Commonwealth, dated the Ga
-! " Deces'aer, 1893, On ~aca I've declares that
n"ess, ini4rated, and armed mob has assembled at
eses' Government with the avoued object Of dis.
"'''hg taterruptiag, and oseeawng The Legislature
- " p'eseanng rs proper organization, and Che
Nsade aad Tee discharge Of s duties, add aiso that
sal aoS has threatened violence aud death Co the
rt"ees OF the Legislature, and other officers Of the
E''Hmoa~esith and that it still remains in force
lE't. setting the iaw at open defiance and eeoder
g :! unsafe tof the legislative bodies Go assemble
as capitol; and, therefore, calling upon the civil
'Hos''es 70 exert themselves to restore order 70
utmost OF taer power aud upoa the militia force 20
0 themselves 10 readiness epae 70 the seet Of Go
NH@o'; and upon aH good citizens 20 aid in curling
49, Nes' mob cad in reiusta,ing tife supremacy of
s,S:-hage deemed It sny duty, the principal
@cee OF the county TO state briefly the facts re
I'souTg as far as [ am acquainted with The same
"e oeen IN and about the borough Of Harrisburg
me whole OF the present week and have met and
gSEu win the citizens Of this Commonwealth assem-
HARRISBURG to witness the organization Of the lie.
oorn ~ and about the town, aud at different
.'ods on Tuesday and "Wednesday in and about the
w. =" "u nave "o' seen nor heard Of any "nfurated
or ho'ous proceedings, which required nv inter
'a 10 preserve the peace. 1t is true learned that
w vas some uproar and confusion in the chamber of
,Ta's on tuesday, and in the House Of Reoresen
ne IN Wednesday; but both these possess, under
l5s ns''iuion and laws ample power to preserve
p'ace and keep order within their respective
no, T. neither witnessed nor heard of any proceed
-. winch rendered il necessary for me to inter-
re have heard Of no threats against aov mans lie mr.
] "o' mas the Governor any of his friends or
e'noefs OF Tie legislature called on me to aid
$500 pg Tue peace or IN protecting their persons
.rDPe'y against violence. have been at ali times
u ANXIOUS 10 preserve the peace and Quiet of the
T., narrsoorg, and have no doub, but that az |
careo ~ s. "nen my services might have been re-
4 St !" prevent disorder and violence should haze
ns,. oohdant power to sustain my efforts in the cool
Inness independence, in,repdity and patriotism
occ,.s'u zens OF DauPhin county. | have seen no
lies i" cal upon the civil authorities of other conn
10 qDsp Son The military force Of the Commonwealth
no , 1s or prevent riots; and Of opinion that
any curing the present month, has there existed
iensi "nch ~oad require civil or military force
| Myself ,,d make this statement both in Justice 10
Il ~ ~ he Common wealth. - '''~
b I oncer my hand and seal at HARRISBURG the
Coy and year aforesaid 81 -"
i WILLIAM COCHRAN,
H'sh Sheriff Of Dauphin Couaty.
i >"0" jro1 a letter datea
j The Cove. HAHFlssrRs, Sunday, Dec. Q, 1893.
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