New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

night 4 ho.o re property ~ IS, ey isps eccsc.
tor, Ard even ny nibrIs regus.ions ihe eetn'v'
ycu male span zee IS -erf-sEy % A. M 's-7' u
Zoe AMI What s doe . ny oFn bGn)f' .....-
Yea ssy yea v,sh 20 sye,t Diooc.red. u y. eout',
tie c.srs OF this comfy reed 70 s.sr,oce To- ia
thLt ii vii no; oe Of ~ provoking. oSfAseo -
osyord p.ecedeD: - hi. s..sos 70, ! -oILr7 :!
self 20 tie night Of eel defense, cich tae az
citizens who have tne.r lives snd ProPer'y s8a'se'
have forwarded 70 che Governor as. en- sIl 2,
tbs case and trssi tbs: uoo nIs ceterIn ass''a 70
krOwr no further sc's Of vio,sE,e Si De IN ntei;
Ard Rave replied 70 y,u: proposition, $40 repleo
70 IL a. lsus.h IN order TIA, BE fs,ts OF me cSe
might De made, nu:h IS possible mater Of IeSTi'
VERY soon after tbs ietter vas written, re
" de.erpiua.;oa of Gov. Weller VAS known. He
ordered Militia General Booker 70 cal GU. lie mill
"a Of lis District, as many OF item AS night De
necessary. and proceed q. once TO Bear Valley sud
dsperse tie rioters. THIS order vas accompanied
BIZ others for the issuance OF arms and annlni-
non. 80 that il was plain me Governor vas ia
earnest. AZ TIE news OF his az 1Ol .te sqIatters
a caved in and re,rea.ed a1d so ended The not.
Before they EFF, however party of nonnaineers,
who mad served under Fremont SOME ten years ago
happened a. come into Bear Valley, and they n
media.sly offered the services Of themselves ana
their rihes to ss.is. him. He accepted their ser
vices. and they were posted about among The rocks,
whence they could have picked off the enemy without
| danger if the war had commenced.
daughter were 10 the Valley. and contributed much
by their presence and conduct 70 prevent dlficu,y
| AID 70 sustain the coursge of their oNn party.
! The following lie letter from Gov. Weller 70 tae
riDgls aders OF the; or
"SruE OF c.LuosSi,. ENEevruL D,r'sIssNr
S.eR,ssNTo, July 10 1885.
"GNTLES Iiesrs: very much 70 lee,n A.i 70 SD .oI
number Of citizens IN TO prevent Col rf-oe
fsr working arr vein he land n Ms1posa County Ias
,raut been c5ahred him b. he highest I'D "a tribunal
t.n year pas working pesesbly and ie,y on the ven
ofwnn you attempting BY foE" to a'Fos.e. hiu
a hoFss ss .SHs A I'M 70. Of p. s .
pss Tie Zane cer.,iny has passed away when the eLens
this be Allowed - axe the Aw 1o heI va hAnds
ard TO real i ansry wIorga II nose Wncn Jol
bay, Legal eqsse claim 10 this property DO no.
doubt the Courts will awe the possession IL pans me
much to lssn That m.ry VINO hs Sa y yI.r pa
assumed attitude s1byerrye Of sw sd ce
s.rlctve Of s g5y,rLmen'. sincerely Eds. mar you vi"
calmly review tie position which you 20" oc--pJ oetFe ne
"An snsh;ened publ mus. condemn the las.e.s coarse
which yol IGsins some II you sfe prso1s II ens
xeare desire promote but yo mus see ts a. the
Executive Of the STATE am ccmpeIedto see hf The Avs DE
| faithfully executed. -.
prorery and II rcessy force oe used q secure tn' 20
him sp.eai yol, therefore, Amecans o. subni, your
ssplte the regularly Organized ubuns INVOKE you "a
ifrn. who desire maintain the honor on the ate 20 ~
ae.,.t from rnolestiur a who
identified with earliest history liopore you 20 save
from The painful duty of ordering out military orce y comp
Americans to observe the A'' ana respect lns hsn'' o'
said in nv Inaugural Address that The law mus; BE- ms.
'taued al hazards and those Of VINO kLpw ne peoIAy
\ mus. he aware that this was no Idle declaration
Sir hoping thst you vii abandon present position
AID retarn Of .w abiding citizens AID nat there may
| \, n necessity fr NY inf rpostlou,
| " I'm very resp 'ctfaly Jour obejient servant,
JOHN B. WELLER
"M,.r. A. POWELL, R. T, Cn>prrR n BFrFS sud JonN
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