The New York herald., 1863-07-18
Letter from Archbishop Hughes.

EDITOR OF ibE
Once more and trust for the last time. beg TO
croach upon your space. Mr. Greeey treats me a.
w,re head constable bound 10 gude of those
whom, in his arosan, style. he calls my people iu the
civil sense havo people. And Il Is Tor the ciy au
thortcs 10 take care o. all the people. II they can
not do this they are incompetent 20 take care
OF themselves Or to protect us. And they might
az Will give us public notice Of the fact and then 80 to
bed BIT u can do anything, directly or Otherwise to
prey en bocdshcd the obstruction of property, Why
shoald endeavor 20 DO 80, without any civil
commission Greeley is bad enough In his basty Ian
susge Bryant of the PoR, Of to-day, il worse Both
singular their mode o. restoring peace confidence
and Of security 70 the people o. this city
Here's what hr nryan, says
A WORD TO rEACEABLE FRESHMEN.
Archbishop Hughes has called meeting of what he
STYLES "ihe men ~ New York who now cslled ~
mapy Of the papers rioiersn They meet his
house O'Clock day We have satisfied ourselves
the cal genuine, and that the Archbishop meats
speak the rioters though he declined 20 gvc 70 the
reporter from ths oce to him idea ~ the
nature o. the address he proposes 70 make TO these per
-es
meeting The call 10 addressed 10 ,he-e alone the advice
they will te read by peaosable and honest
citizens IN the jsurnas and II highly desirable tiai 10
the present state % the city no crowd should collect any
where.
W. think il especially desirable ,ha, those Irish cit
zerS who have taken part these riots shall stay
away from this meeting The character OF the irish has
greatly the public esteem n the last few days
There Is already sdsposiion-s1lust, but not unna,ura
under the circnmstanoesto oonioand and cobdemn
body ali people "a Irish birth Or parsntsge. TINS -
wrong We Know u many instances ~ which lrlshmr-
have been warm and cicieni supporsrs u the aw n
the lrst ward ol city Irish yyftes aDorcrs
have been formed into q guarding force, and have d.
persed iDcipent riots. arrested covniryrnsn ~ their
own who vas attempting 10 create disturbance, aod
poor Legro from The clutches oi NIB de
are assured that there other similar instance
II highly important that the pubic should he
en- bIed Distinguish between these
the rioivu-, and toe orderly and industrious. The
meeting called by the Archbishop Affords an excel
lent occasion FOR drawing the line, and bpps
the pcAoszbs aud industrious rsh awaiting them
selves u u. Their shepherd has summoned the wolves
let Dot the sheep attend also lei them stay a, bme
mind their usual business AID leave the wolves 10 be
dealt with
10 the neaotime the Archbshops call, IL il s scpe
rally obeycd viii draw together a crowd of such
creans assAssins robbers house barners aud thiey.
such congregation of voisus and abandoned ~rstcbes
- not Often 20, together Tho poies should be on the
lockout there they may catch many ncsnd ary
a murderer, many highway r0bber aad
ceiye the Archblsbops safeguard could saisnd
that he would End his protection ~ such maiefsrtors
~ course a strong force u the military both cavalry
and artillery, VIII be stationed near by, ready
promptly and with the utmost vlxor Tits expcfmeu,
~ raeing The Devil V new one IL 10 not easy 20 tel
what be VII DO when he s raised.
Nov tbesr two editors besutful specimens ~ peace
got the present. shall not MAINTAIN any .on.
uoversy With either d them: although I have q my
own kpowiedss and BY documents vihin my reach the
evidence that they have courbaed an mech A. any ,s
editors 70 brss 80 into present unhappy drccI,es
whether ustsnAi nnanicipal
Mr. Brysnts observsspus are 81 lying a. be hsi
satbsred them from The cpstapks On ali tho tomb
stones within . circle " one hundred nle~ q,
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