The sun., 1894-11-24
GOV. FLOWER SAYS WATT.
yo Special PROSECUTOR UNTIL
tETER FELLOUS rs TRIED.
TN. srisV.s the TO Greatly. srs They Beu't
Know whether 60 Asun,uister = Pebble
s,,rhIna or Private Adnorttisu - the a

tETER FELLOWS IN TRIED.
r,,. sr,sV.s the TO Greatly. srs They Hsu't
Know whether 60 Adu,iutster = Fubiie
Spsnktna or Private Ad-.o-,tisu - ths q.
III. gentlemen Of the Committee Of Seventy
rcrs undecided yesterday whether 10 take the
rorne gentlemen of the Committee Of Five
,rro.s their elderly knees and slipper them or
whether 10 let the Committee Of Five alone aud
,.rd of aud swear 1t the Governor. They
we're esther inclined 10 the spanking idea, and
during the afternoon they stood around and
pointed fingers at the youngsters in = paternsl
fashion. You could almost hear them saving:
shame on you, naughty boys. Just zee what
yo.'ve done. You're broken your poor old dad
dies hearts"
1T docs seem too bad." said Gen. Horace
Porter W the sub-cominittee Of the Executive
Committee OF the Pa.ernsl Committee. and
there was A whole world OF sorrow in his voice
,nd manner 1T does seem too bad that they
should have done IL. After we've worked
hard. to have these boys 20 in and spoil IT,"
TOO bad! too badl' said Joseph Larocaue in
ahcartbroken sort Of way.
Gov. Flowers letter. which caused the heart
ache. came early In the morning. IL va, ss
follows;
STATE OF New YORK.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, Nov. 22. lsp4.
seaSSs S1..ps sos s Tcrs cy fS'''' ."''''
,GENTLsMEN; Your communication OF yester-
quire the Attorney .Cienersi, in person or by
deputy, TO attend court Of over and Terminer.
he held IL the city "f New G ro.S *. on tno.s o nrs s
managing and conducting certain actions and
nToGe:aTE .s0 se,nG l%, to % snd m,Sond@ot of
public officers, in which request the District At
torney concurs, is received.
District Attorney Fellows by citizens, q New
York. which have sent him and asked him to
w.-fak In ainWhN daU
Tntii these charges are tried prefer not TO
take any definite action with regard to the sub
Roswell p. FLOWER.
Mr.. Iarocque received II and tore the end of
the envelope He read the letter and then he
went right out to see the other gentlemen OF the
committee, Gen. Porter and Mr.. Beaman. He
met reporter on the way. but he wouldn't say
anything until he had talked with his col
leagues. About noon he gave out the letter. The
Five seemed 20 have had warning beforehand,
for they had vacated their offices by that time.
Mr. barocque said afterward:
This letter was written by the Governor be-
fore he received our last letter impressing upon
him the fact that the bringing of charges
against the District Attorney only rendered
more necessary the appointment of the Attor-
ney-Gencral or his deputy to conduct the special
cases In this county. We still have hopes that
when the Governor receives that letter he will
zee the matter in the light that we do. and will
conclude to grant our request. II he does not,
then our hands are tied. and IL will be plain TO
all that the action OF the citizens who preferred
.harges against Col. Fellows was both untimely
and III -adv vised. What we have been struggling
for Is to secure evidence against and punish
certain persons who have been guilty Of crimes
in this county and whose punishment everybody
is clamoring for. The general management Of
athe District Attorneys Office Is n matter that
can as well be taken up SIX months from now as
now.
Of having special deputy anpointea to conduct
NO. not by any means. Only u we have got
To wait until these charges are disposed OF, our
What do you think OF the statement OF the
men who brought the charges against Col.
they would he praised rather than condemned
with oracies They say themselves that prob.
ably their fuii reasons will never he known to
nry ono. How can we Judge of such general
Has any one OF the Five been around to eI-
% sS9ai & shs head and
shgugGing. bis shoulders that's Pryors secret
-pryoG's secret. No, haven't been iet In on II"
both voice and manner. and the reporter re-
sr.ctedd d. i & and Withdrew.
MIR. Welling was away. "Dnnno whore, said
Trehie, Tucker WAS out; Whats your bus-
evidently wasn't satisfactory, and the boy said:
"Sope. Amt In"
with newspaper clippings Some OF them were
as II the man who had handled them had been
displeased and was taking revenge on the poor
paper Nv and bya more satisfactory answer was
given TO the O:lce boys question about the
Gature of the business, and he went out. When
i've came back he said. =" Mr.. Tucker won't be in
TOR a long time.'
zen Horace Porter wa. found around In Pine
street watching the test of the Myers voting
machine. lie shook his lead sadly. Its a
Ity." he said: III Is too bad these young men
have Just tied MS right mp by their unadyised
will work now. We did work 50 carefully and
avoided all the traps, and now we are tied up
temporarily. cannot say, OF course, what We
Charles Stewart Smith was also watching the
;ost of the machine.
IN make tho charges against Col Fellaws2" he
why. that's a secret" he said; didn't you
read in the papersr No. haven't heard"
What do you think Of the Governors let
Mr. Smiths eyes CLEANED and his manner
indicated cuss words. For n minute he didn't
answer. Then he said well basing IL on the
ground lie did. it's just in line with his per-
ycrslty. It's ip keeping with the veto Of the
William Trayers Jerome, who. 10 has been
ney-General 10 try the cases, said he didn't want
10 say anything about the five young men.
District Attorney Fellows said: " / heartily en-
dorsed and concurred in the application OF the
Committee OF Seventy for the appointment OF
special prosecute such as they asked for, and
am very sorry that the Governor has refused TO
appoint one"