The New York herald., 1844-07-21
BY THE SOUTHERN MAUI.
[corresrondence Of the Herald |

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1874
There never wes such A complete idenrifica,ion
OF party with tie mob, and with the vcrst spiri
OF fanatcal bisotry, as that which characterize
Ine Naive American party Of this city and county
Inc party Itself IS no longer a combination against
The demoralzins Influence Of foreign sectarian re.
iigious ienis brought into our midst by those who
nave come among Us to partake of the benefits Of
our lree institutions, but il has been converted into
blt'er ianatical faction, eager 10 destroy par
licuiar religious sect, and ready TO nample under
1901 every Tree principle, every characteristic of
our republican, democratic institutions, in or.
der 10 ehect their object. When the laws
interpose and prevent the zealots who r,,,,
under that standard, from carrying on, their
murderous and church-burning propensties.
they complain of the abridgment Of their In.
critics. Liberties which, If you were to hermit
their Interpretation of the word would be resolved
into a icentiousness unparalleled by the worst
atfoa,t.es ,h E, OF the dark ages or the terrorism
to these men, which they did not enoy4 What
,berhes that were in the slightest degree abrdsedi
ihsre was not privilege endangered, nor the
slightest grievance to be Tedressed when cert ain
portion OF the people of Philadelphia allowed them
selves to be lashed into fury an agony OF fear and
rage, oy ,he constant and persevering efforts and
,a.semo"ds ,aS, & 81 paper conducted by Of the
meanest fellows that evtr disgraced humanity
The imaginary wrongs the spectres which Ih,s Ecl
low has held up b-fore the public, have frightened
.nen lh.o .hs commission OF acts which will re-
min ioul blot upon this community 10 the latest
pc ROD OF recorded time Bui The paopIe beain
TO- be awakened. The delirium and fren.v
win winch they have been seized is fast passing
away, and the leaders who have deceived them
into acts of shame, are beginning TO fear the te,ri.
BILE retrlburiOn which must results and are movinS
heaven and earth, and hell itself, in orde 10 pre-
vent heauhy reaction. Perjury has be en-, and
Will still be resorted u. ia the examination nov
gnins on before Judge Jones, in order to place the
Native Americans. as they call themselves, in the
right positlsn; Through the colu ms OF the Suw
they hrst tried the gdrbing OF testimony which.
by the way they still continue, bu' finding that this
rus, 100 easily exposed they resort TO the moro
entctual mode OF perjury.
som. OF thslr witnesses swear that the citixeus
who had been protecting the churcs all Sunday az.
er noon, had not time TO get o the way before
he roops fired and that these ctizrns were CHARGED
Co by the bayonet before they had r Il the inclo-
Nre made by the lines Of the military. Colonel
exephss g Chllds, who is The editor Of the
amorih American, and a leader OF that party
testrressly contradicts these statements; he was
oneo ng that committee Of citizens and in his
rem,mony. ne says that there were no bay
zens nrar mem, that on th- contrary. the troops
iime aimed al a shouldered arms, they (the ci-
ds,a) passed out into the street, and that he had
ficult to elbow his way through the crowd for the
fully nee of square, and that without any df.
h as y. before The firlcg took place In this he is
FOOLS corroborated by every impartial witness who
a pro cen examined. But. dishonesty is always
only facs .nnn men wsa y put, what they CALI
= w
rcproac ing It an injury, by identifying il with Ire
ta,ningI hthey 'ertany do when they labor 10 csst
odium on The military, who were engaged in sns-
put ica 'he laws. The fact ls all this effort 10 cas-,
ned the n the troops, is made by few desps rate
lug 10 lacks, who have by their co nduct ldenti-
| ia Ord nse Ives with the mob, and are now seek.
/ DO The same with the American Republicans
oMer to exirIcate themselves from the difficulty
,nIe n their inst rumentaliiy. The game, fear
mas grke to the ir wishes. and the issue has now
como the Native Amerc an party against the con-
i
Getnera Adam Diller, the Adjutant General of
me me Commonwealth, was this morning examined
e. Philips Church, and he exhibited the order Of
Governor Porter 10 that effect This establishes
the Legality OF that act. The Naive leaders are
active IN preparing testimony TO pace the trs ops
me wrong and tor this, suppose, they will expe CT
each OF the gallant soldiers 10 GO heart and hand
IN support OF their party.
man was arrested this morning as the " Green
held' mention.d In my last letter He prevarica.
ted considerably when the officer saw him, and
subsequently, ne said his name was John Walker
Judge Jones IN consequence Of his SUSPICIOUS con-
further hearing on the charge Of being engaged in
the Southwark riots. The woman who is to iden-
tiiy him was io present, but will be on Monday.
koBBiNG JuDGE.-A young man named Henry
Williams was this morning arrested Tor stealing
tour OF Judge Jones' cows. The Judge resides out
OF town, and the bo. early this morning Grove the
COWS INTO ,ows TO the cattle market, and actually
All was not right, made an arrangement 10 pay the
boy al nine O'Clock, at the same time sending pri-
vately Tor the police officer The officer came at
the hour mentioned, recognized the boy as an old
ofiendcr and took him in custody. He was forth.
with carried before Judge Jones at the Quarter
Sessions, and then for the first time his honor was
informed that his cows had been stolen. The boy
Was committed.
The weather for the last few DAYS has been re-
. markaby sutry, and is warmer to-day than il has
been. People begin TO leave town in droves and
the consequence is, that business Of any kind is
doing: The shipping at our wharves is greater
than IN any other year at this season, but this is
the only indication Of trade in our vicinity The
TALL political campaign will not commence till Au-
gust when the delegate elections take place. and
then things will begin TO be liveer, and the pre-
sent ferocous fanatlcal spirit among the people,
will give way i is hoped, 10 the much more amia.
/ BILE spirit OF political rivalry.
EXAMINATION OF Ma. NAYLoR Charles Nay.
: lor, Esq ex-menber Of Congress, underwent an
exaninatlon before the Mayor this morning, on a
charge OF niisdeneanor interfering iih the mil.
itary oihcers III the execution Of their duty at the
corner vi Third and Queen streets, Southwark. ON
the night VI re oh Inst. The case Of Mr. Nsylor
i VIII be further heard on Tuesday next.
Sales OF Stocks at Phiiaelelphla.
FRsT Board, July 20 "a shares Girsrd Bsnk II loc
40 do ~ $50 County FWes 1850, new o.; 8 shsrts
Northn bk kentucky. ~ $2u0O siste Fivss rs; S22a
Do SKIES iS46 new, 10 $3.50 do 8sy new rs lOO
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