Affairs In the Anti-Etent RegiOn-Troops


Ordered Out.
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Ordered Out.


The following intelligence from Albany and the
disturbed districts is of interesting character
Troops are ordered into service-a corporals guard
as yet, however-and the Executive is apparently
determined to use It's authority TO put stop to any
further roous proceedings on the part of the Anti
Renters. We hope that the present movement of
the Governor will not result as the last one did-in
broad farce, or something like it,


[From the Albany Argus, Aug 2e.l


We learn upon inquiry at the Adjutant Generals
Office that the Governor has ordered into the service
the State, in Delaware county, company Of Light In
antry from Unadlla Otsego county and two companies
of Light Infantry recently formed in Delaware county
that is expected the companies will be filed to loo
each; and that the battalion thus composed il
placed under the command of Major Thomas Marvin o.
Delaware county. OF this force, 100 men are to be
mounted at once with orders to mount another hundred
in the officer in command and the Sheriff, shall
think the service requires it.


Two regiments OF Infantry put under orders to be
in instant readiness to march, in their commanders
shall receive notice that further force is wanted


These steps, taken promptly upon the publication OF
the Governors proclamation we are assured VIII be
to the execution of the law and the service OF
legal process both civil and criminal in that county
1t is confidently believed however. that the force
placed under the command Of Major Marvin will prove
fully adequate to that object.


DELHI, August 90 1915.


Since my last the posse under Ccrbin has returned
bringing eleven prisoners. The one which went out
under Deputy Sheriff Preston has also returned bring
ing FIVE prsoners-one of them James Coulter, is Su-
pervsor of the town of Rovina He has been admitted
to bail He committeeman Of one OF the associa-
tons 1t seems to have been the business of these com
mittees to procure and dlsguises and distribute
them gratutously among the natives They also have
charge OF the finances and the expenses Of keeping
mp an armed and disguised force to resist the due execu
ton Of the law.


This morning posse of about 80 men, under Lieut. F.
Steele Of the u s. A. broher Of the late under sheriff.
started for Dry Brook, having with them prisoner for
guide, who has been Indian. mentioned in my last
that there gathering of disguised in the edge
of Ulster county and that they had chosen strong posi-
ton and fortified themselves among the II is
to dperse those desperadoes that Lieut. Steele was this
morning despatched. Some anticipated warm work, and
the evidence have Of the assembly would seem to in
dcate it. am however inclined to think that they will
flee upon the approach Of danger they have hitherto
done.


meeting Of our citizens held last evening in the
Presbyterian Church. it resolved to erect suitable
monument to the memory of our amented fellow citizen
some very aoe and appropriate remarks were made py
Hon. G. Hathaway, Hon N. X. Wheeler and J. Palmer,
Esq The funds necessary for the purpose are to be
raised by subscriptions of not more than 81 each Some
our most able and influential citizens have taken the
matter in hand, which is a sufficient guaranty that we
shall have something worthy of the and those noble
virtues it is designed to commemorate.


GILBoA August %, ls45


sent you account by yesterdays mail of the anti
rent troubles herethe dongs of the possethe arrest
OF prisoners Sc &c-and the fact that there dis
position among them to sue for peace


general meeting was held here this afternoon OF the
principal men OF the antirent from the towns
Of Benheim, Broome, Conosve, Jefferson and Summit;
these being the chief anttren towns in the county
Terms were offered by this meeting, and resolutions
passed to dissolve their and aba ndon oppos
ton to the constituted authorities These terms were
satisfactory to- and accepted by portion of people
much to the dissatisfaction of others having no faith in
their promises and feeling that to accede to them would
be stepping over every principle Of Institutions
After this arrangement the prisoners set at liberty
and general amnesty proclaimed


This may be all for the best peace is now restored
But 1t is hard pill for to swallowas the investi-
CATION as far as it had proceeded had begun develope
MI had baau lie hp
ieved have unolded in detail foul conspiracy against
the government and constituted authorities OF the state
general resistance and rebellion calculated
weak and foolish such attempt may seem and
the murder OF steele to bethe signal ofhe
ment active operations The i'll thcymet with in
sustaining that transaction has thrown damper over
their cause and they could not collect enough to make
stand against little posse is admitted that the day
previous to their going out they held meeting and
that while some few for fighting they finally re.
solved to run-each to shift for hmselfthough the
day before, their determination to fight But we had
not uy ascerained the object of the party by which
our village was SO much alarmedbut that it was mis-
chief there can be no doubt We had got clue to
who composed it. Enough has been disclosed, and in.
deed the resolutions passed at the meeting to-day and
which believe are to be published, are sufficient to
show that the Indian combinations are identified with
the general Anrent associations however much they
may deny it, have had nothing to do with this treaty
business, though hope it may result for the best Time


There will now be hard struggle for the political as
tendency The course OF parties is not yet developed
Whether the wings will fall in with them again not,
90 not know some, OF course, will not and should
think as the matter stands that very few of them
would Thomas Smith, Cobleskill Implicated in the
publication OF garbled private letter OF Gov. Bouck)
nus ey become an Antronter supposed for political
onJects lie was here yesterday and today in behalf OF
.he prisoners and threw every obstacle in the way OF


From the schohare Republican,


We have just learned that there il probability OF
eaee once more being restored in this county Owing
70 he state ofthings existing in the south
par' OF thls county and wish manifested by some o
the leading men to remedy this evil was deemed ad
ysabe by the authorities and people at Giboa 10 make
aproposion TO the ntrenters and in accordance with
that proposition committees being appointed by the
Tenants and by the people Of Glboa TO meet to-day for