Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

luc SONCluOi tepllcu It's lOllpWSs
"GeatlemeR: In reply have to state that at the
request Of at least fY-seven members of the house
of representatives ana seventeen members of the
senate, with Lieut., Governor Plnchbeck at tn
head, have only taken such measures as will pro-
tect the capitol and the members OF the assembly
from insult and injury. The members OF the police
and the troops are only for the purpose of protec-
ton OF property and for protecting the members of
the legislature. and have this morning sent Gen
Heron to you TO say that the members who have
been expelled will be allowed to peacaaby enter the
house as citizens. | positively decline to remove
the troops and police as at any moment there might
be conflict and some of the people might get
killed. only keep them for the purpose of pre-
serving peace, and so decline to remove them"
HOW THE REPLY WAS RECEIVED.
When the committee to the governor had re-
turned TO the CoSmopOlit n hotel club room,
Canal street, the temporary headquarters of the
CarterteS, with the governor S reply, Mr.. Mon
cure, speaking from the balcony, said: "1he
speaker OF our house of representatives has been
refused admission. The governor has refused to
remove the police. We have adjourned until
Monday"
CARRIERS NEXT MOVE.
Carter being called for he made a speech in
the course of which he sal /: 81 will sec Gen
Emory, and lay he matter before him, and if he
approves will appoint from the citizens Il suffi
cient number OF sergeunrs-at-arms to seat the
members An extra of the Republican gives
further proceedings as f)lows:
In pursuance Of this resolution of the leader
of the crowd, they rushed Immediately for Gen
Emory's Headquarters on Camp street The
street and sidewalks were densely crowded with
a surging mass of shouters. Loud calls were
made for "Gen. Emory" who presented him
self at the door and wanted to know what they
wanted. Some one in the crowd cried out, eve
want martial law declared"
FoRCIBLE REPLY.
To this he replied 81 will give Won martial
law with grape and CANISTER if you don't YET
away from here" Beng called upon for n
speech, he said: II have no speech to make |
have nothing 10 say to you, nor do | want to
hold any communication whatever with such
mob. If you wish to communicate with me
you will have to do 20 in different manner
through some deputation. You ought 10 be
ashamed of yourselves to come here with such
crowd" Some one, APPARENTLY a ringleader adj
dressed the crowd, and advised that, as they
could not get anything OF that old fellow, they
had better 90 away
ALLEGED MURDERERs ADMITTED TO RAIL
w w Mccullough, Isadore Mccormick and
Ira Mccormick, charged with killing Whey
land, were this afternoon brought before the
first district court on Il writ of habeas corpus,
and released on $4,000 bail each.
MAYOR FLANDERS TO BE REMOVED.
Gen. Heron, secretary of state, and one of the
governors advisers, stated that MAYOR Flanders
would probably be removed by Tuesday. The
cause is supposed 80 be the mayors opposition
TO the governors cause.
The UNITED STATES TROOPS CALLED INTO
SERVICE.
The United States troops were ordered ont YES.
terdav in response 10 the following;
"To Major General W. H. Emory, Commanding De-
pdrtnent of the Guif:
General-I have just learned that the oppositiop.
on the part of several thousand men, are prepared
to make riot to-day at noon, and threats were
made that not stone of the state capitol shall be
left upon another after they get through with their
work. 1t is probable that those reports are sensa-
uonal; yet, ai matter of preclutiOn, | would re-
specially suggest that you recall all of your forces
to the city as speedily as possible
am, very respectfully.
Your 0bedIent servant,
ii. e. WARMoTH,
Governor of louisiana"
THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM
The city Is quiet, with Il few persons on the
streets. 1t is the calm which prccedes the
storm.
CARRIERS PROGRAMME.
Last night Speaker Carter addressed a long
letter to Gen. Emory regarding the condition oil
affairs, in which he stated that he proposed TO
appoint sufficient number OF sergeants-at-atms
TO take peaceable possession of the slatr house,
to remove the armed force which increases public
di>quct, and to seat all members OF the house,
whether opposed to him OF not.
GEN. EMoRY's REPLY,
The general replies II cannot give you aid
or advice"
PROSPECTS OF BLooDsHED
The governor has ordered out the entire militia
force Of the city for tomorrow.
Virginia.
REPUDIATioN
RICHMOND, Jan. IA proposition is pending
in a committee for the reputation of a portion
of the debt, the one-third supposed 10 be due by
West Virginia