Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

| PROCLAMATION,

s.w.,n G0vev~er off Stale Of N York.
49,. a.. sh;6 Of the County Of Albany, on the Oh
day = December instant hss r.,sd in the enecu
~; - ;aa. civil Of the Supreme Court against
cstixeus Of said county, ssd had found y mposs
$3.50 ch urocess aud that therefore the % day OF Decem'
he had the power Of his county, or 50
much thereof seemed expedient and with that pcwer coa
,;ng Of several hundred charmed citizens had proceeded TO
ths towns Of the sad process was rq"
ed 10 be that he met by large body OF men VINO
cualy resisted and prevented his further progress m
The Of duty whereupon he had returned to the
CITY Albany and then app to me TO call out
stary force 70 enable him to execute said process
Now therefore be known that by virtue Of the laws o.
thi, State have taken TO call forth sufficient
military enable the Sheriff Of the couay Of Albany
70 execute eecu the legal Committed to him. anu
e maintain the supremacy of the laws But before actually
employing the said military force appears to me proper 70
issue this my Proc further effort 70 avoid that ex
tremy upon the people Of this unity ana
all whom il may that they aid and assist the
all who have taken part in these unlawful proeeeehg 70
reflect upon their nature and consequence and to
tina, resistance the officers of is high msdemeanor
that becomes concerted and organized
and that If death the psnatcs oil urea
son murder Incurred that the only lawful means TO
obtain ef from any injuries redress of grievances OF
which they complain application to the Courts OF JUS
and to the Legislature ard that they shall receive every
facility which the Executive Department can afford IN bring
ing their complaints before the Legislature.
assemblies for the purpose o. hinde.ng
obsucng officers Of justice are IL themselves uniaw
fall and cannot result than the peat
and happiness Of the community and public safety They
therefore enoned to abstain from all tumutuo assembages
which always lead results net contemplated and which
sur involve the wemeanng the consequences Of rash
eounsels and the Of evil disposed persons.
In testimony whereof have hereuno subscribed
and caused the privy Seal Of the State be hereunte
H. affixed the city of Albany. this tenth day of De-
eember, in The year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
BY the Governor.
SAMUEL BLArcHFoRp Private Secretary
PROCLAMATION,
By JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Governor of the
State of Good Sense.
Whereas the Sheriff Of the city Of Albany has represented
20 Small Potatoes that proceeding into the hills
OF Hdbreck to process of the Supreme Court be
was met by large number Of Duchmen, long pipes,
smoking tobacco asking them pay up their
Of pigs poultry, wheat and small potatoes they made several
severe and ugly Sheriff. and pulling their light
cd pipes holding them horizontally towards their they
ONT hoo hoo hoo !" three times. with great distinct
ness H. the great danger Of the precious lives OF the Sheriff
and his
And where's being unwilling adopt that final remedy
the law unit thick headed Ducmen be brought
their senses; for it's very evident that el undeaad
the distinctions Of society," which have obtained these
DAYS When the banks suspended pay q these paper
cash in 1887 and Ia tery when portion Of the
Institutions south OF suspended second time in The
way thereby cheating the community Of many millions
dollars very well known that every they had the
sympathy and support Of that portion Of the community who
live at so per their Income and seldom pay their
debs right and proper for bankers aneie and goods
merchants suspend paying their debts, because they
always get the laws made to order
But for the ignorant big brsecbed Duicbmsn of the hills 81
Hedebareh suspend payag their clearly great
crime 10 the noble Van Rensae aud great VIC atioa OF
the laws OF the land None but the educated the refined The
financial the brokers' the great commercial interests &c
eiey have right suspend paying their just debts. For
refusing pay specie thchsaks have done Philadei
phia altogether different affair from refusing pay
pgs poultry and small potatoes The banks and
have natural right concert and organize not
TO pay their debts has been done 10 Philadelphia
eies, hut Cor farmers rsfue pa,
rests deny handing TIER Pigs wheat, &c ranl
and be put down BY armed force hesds,
nv the Major General Sanford and his gallant staff
therefore, enoin upon the Duchmen TO pay up once
or two fierce troops olgng for the onslaught
ready TO allow chicken Duichman with equal ease
will carry into the hills Of Heldebarreck, and only
them obedience but rob their
eat their bread and kiss the very preest Of their
Hear and obey
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
AREL, Secretary.