, 1877-08-22
HARTRANET.
What rcnnsy1rnntn's 0ovrrnor snys OF tho
trfkU-Trtsua,tsx.

What rcnnsy1rn,tn's Governor says or tho
Strtka-Truuhtsx.
CprrrIpoxdxnee CiAciusufi CouH,<rc;al,
HAun1suunu, Pa. Aug. l7.--Orn. John F.
1lartfanlt, Governor OF the arrat Commonwealth
of PonnsylYann, returned 10 Harrisburg n, u lats
hour last nlsht--t!sel u,It dusty. ! saw him at II
a, m. To-day. In tho Executive Mansion, slrgoand
ed by tetters md ncw1papers. and anxious spec
.,Whsn learned Of thc troubles In OIL. State"
said the tioyesnns, ~ was AWAY out In Cheyenne.
hurried r!:ht on hsie: ! lei cheyennc On . ST:
uEdAy and TeaChot Chicago OH Monday ntXht, IL
xns quick travelling. though We were delayed by i
broken engine four hours OH the plnins.' ! have
nut been out Of my. car tbreo days for as .hauJ
"When reached Pittaburr. after that cventtul
Sunday, saw the people vera In terrible state
roads were blockasted and was told That lte .up.
Ply 81 goal y Tho e!ty would mt la.t sx day.. X
ses snd 10 M asos oa 5 ~
employment Many o! thesu Suald have Joined
the excited mob. lFross!cns were also acafee. !
communieatlnns wc.t. aid 20 aitef @ eon,!ieraCis
trouole. anu By 50 dolnEa revolution perhaps. Il
lsasi ,s.,s S.s carnage and blo0d'hea w.s prevented
''Do yoa spprehcud any moro serious sronbls,
.ye.: ~, ~, At.s ,s n ona I. not yet am pre-;
ha1c lust received dispatch from scranton, saY.
Ing that riot j. ant,ctnAcd there atAny hour Tbe
AuVp0 Ato III taC 41sk VI tF1H& nU#t AnH l IRInx !
can now put aufetas 10 any futuru trouble. II
the mining tegtun danger Ia anticipated. The real
CAUSE of tue alrke there IL tAat there aeo too any
out Of work. Why, In the outside cuuntlcs there
arc ~, 600 more MueEa than thefp II work Tor.
The result Il that, 10 order 10 giyo all some wuEx,
many are compelled to labof only on half time.
And then they flyc on little, and tho unemployed
Will stay there. Il lhcy would only 20 away then
tho others might live"
''Would Il not lc judlcious for The State or coal
compnnica 10 transport tlcAe people clsewhee0W
Querlcd your correspondent.
''ies. provided work could bo found for them
elsewhere II they would 60 on farm. they might
SOM ho independent a,a DO wcll. Hut they
won't. stran9e ~ II may seen,. mining Seems 10
have an attraction for those engaged In It. The
miners are hardy Ioi-tnostly iuseiEDsrs They
cling together. live on little. and viii do nothing
slse.
asked the Governor what he expected would b
Tho result OF nll tbsse troubles. uo replied that
II would be hnrl to tctl. ~ Something must bs
done to pruytdc the unemployed with honest
labor. lie could not suggest what was lest
10 be dune. however. Tne business Of tho
county WIS pso4trated. 1t wauil take year 1t
least TO recover f0m the disastrous etIctss Of the
late Strikes. VIC were. nGt SIX months axo, 90 the
verge Of revolution. In fact, we have moi gutlen
of that .versn. The times look indeed gloomy
Coy: uAt!!auft y 70 fnteat!y engaged III tryiRg
10 adjust tho taElsoad troubles That hs has Ieea
unable 70 RiSs any atleatlon " politics. l!s spoka
we'll, h1wcser OF President l3syev and said though
great mauy lfepGaicAua In PennaylTutIIa thought
the President IN the exercise ol his Southern pulley
haa been too mngaaniMoas Ia bis dealing with The
latu Hcbcls, YET no pne-not even the Faukest Of
tue Fresldents appune the honesty
and purity pf tho Presidents motives.