The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Philadelphia
Correspondence Of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, August 4, 1913.

PHLaDfLPHIA, August 4, 1919
Afans isI philadelphia
Nav MovgMEsT.-A new and extraordinary
movement Is on foot among the Natives, which
looks as II they were determined 10 insist upon the
credit Of the late Infamous outbreak. That party
has heretofore drawn support from the cooperation
OF the ladies', and they have now resolved to call
IN their AID tor the purpose OF casting odium upon
the military. Accordingly, meeting OF several
fish women and hucksters has been called. for the
purpose of presenting the Hon. Charles Nayor with
small token of affection and respect. for his sal-
liant conduct on Saturday night The 9th u,mo. IN
promoting characterization and resistance IN IN.
law, and presume, for not throwing himself in
front Of the soldiers when commanded 10 fire upon
the mob, on that occasion. am happy 10 inform
you that the genuine ladies Of this city and county.
the true specimens of the women of America, do
not JOIN III this Indecent object, but they all, with.
out exception, render the need OF praise 10 tine
military, for their gallant conduct on the night of
the combat, and stand up boldly for the supremacy
OF the law. The above movement, anI ounced
yerterday by advertise ment, il was arrar Red to-
day, should be followed up by meetings in every
ward, where the natives can fad women rnouoh
who anxious enough &c see III. il namss in ths
newspapers, and who are by no meaus particular
in what company under what circun slances tho
same may appear.
PoLlyIcs The campaign has opened in earnest
There was democratic mass NEE ting al Ef 0j
and a wing mass m+eii1g al Chester y.Et.r ay To-
morrow (Monday) evening the d, mocra's elect de-
legates 10 their conventions 10 form III keis and
the small and large poireians are busy to-day. bus-
cling about the places # resort IN the oisskirts
making gelents to enen,e the success Of their
partl cnlar delegates.
SALE OF TIRE PUBLIC WoRKs- Books will ho
opened at the Exchange Tomorrow (Monday)
morning, for the sale Of the Delaware Division OF
he Pennsylvania Canal, by the commissioner r. an.
pointed under act Of mbly for that purpose
THEATRICAL The new panlomn,e at The Wal.
nut street has ceased Ia draw consequence Of The
heat OF the wea her Ii IL aughable affair and If
| brought out in winter would have great run The
fact Is it requires something extraordinary 10 run
well this weather.
Charloue Cushman has been re-engaged at the
Arch. Conner takes a benefit at this esta bsh-
ment tomorrow night, and The attraction is great.
It. rumourcd that Burton intends taking the
Chesnut street house (Old Drury) for a winter
campaign
AIMING CuuRcuKs.-In my synopsis Of the pre-.
sentiment OF the Grand Jury, on Saturday, neg
| lecied 10 mention that they REGARDED The arming
| of St MichaePs church, Kpnsington, s.. Philp's
church, Southwark and The other Catholic churches
| as necessary precaniion under the crcum.
stances That they had the effect Of holding tho
mob in snbjeCtion tor some time, until the civil au-
| thoriiies arrived upon the ground, when the
churches and arms were promptly surrendered 10
| their keeping.
| been floating through an otherwise clear tky all
! day; the sun shines out with short intermissions
but the heat OF his beams il tempered by delight
| ful southwest breeze, which at sea- or in an open
| country would be gale.
| CAMP MEETIsG-A large number of people ~
both sexes, lett the city this morning, in various
! conveyances, for the methodist camp meeting neer
Brdgeton, New Jersey, few miles below the city.