The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-12

Jersey City the Battle GrOund-PrOclana.
ton of Governor RandoIph-The Militia
Ordered Out-Ths knights Of ST. Patrick
ON the Side OF Order.
1t may be fortunate for the people OF New YORK
that the orange procession has been forbidden In
this city. but all to the welfare comfort
OF the lnoIensve folks OF Jersey CITY, Throughout
the entire Of yesterday the "A. p. AIS"
OF Jersey City actively preparing for
parade and the whole honor OF the business
may left to them, for there not forty Orange
men, all told, in that city who, as remarked lii yes
terday's HERALD, will "own up.' In fact the
manifesto of superintendent Kelso seems to have
fred the prejudices OF Jersey bgots into raging
fanaticlsm. They will therefore have their parade
as crumb OF comfort to their disappointed feelings.
More than that-they will have great display, and
to that end they invite their brethren Of New York
to participate. This invitation IS the straw which
Will break the cames back lf,any trouble arises. 1t
Is nothing less tnan
A CHALLENGE
to the men Of riot and dis order, who haG become
settled down under me action OF the police autno.
not, NAV parade To their hearts content without
mO,estatlon. but ANY Invasion OF Their soil ny New
Workers other invited guests may provoke serious
THE HrBERNIANs
seem to have passed through night OF serious re-
ectiUn and TO nave arrived at the conclusion that,
though they might triumph on the street, Is they
numerical strength and their pielaratlons,
yet they and their countrymen would be eventually
the losers. There was no threatening among the
members yester lay. many or them had their pas
sion cooed down 0y the publication OF their SEMI.
mems III yesterdays HERALD. ana they derived
satisfaction nom the thought that their position
was fairly put before the American people.
The leaders were retIceni, but III this case
their silence could not be construed into the
MuTTERlNGs BEfonB THE STORM.
There was wondrous change within twentyfour
hours ana this change was eneccd not by the terror
n
persuasive influence OF prominent freshmen, ard
especially through the energetic acton OF ,ne mem
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.
This organization held meeting and adopted the
fObqwing set OF resolutions, wnicn. coming from
BODY Of men OF nigh standing In Jersey CITY, mad
most quoting effect on Tue wouli-be bel!igerents:-
s- nS ON n ns
should possible be combined and held to-
the enaren Of the Irish race especially nave an
S Of .1'n Ss
preserve traditions customs historic memorials and
s rs 4 ss of true D patriotism TO
, nesS sn% 80 n Of e
and character Of their socal qualities parlo,sm
in people the necessity Of sentiments
10 our feiiow cens Ia nd adoption
appreciate ami ENJOY liberty Without abusing I;
the CRANE take place in tins city on
Resolved Ilai dsprsca.s interference with the
wortny Of people wuose hereditary bondage due to the
Resolves, That we call all freshmen who desire to
Their n hs 2 n. tine 10 ess
attempt at interference with the proposed orange process
resolved, That euphs,caiy repudiae the charge Of
and journals inncA to Our race TIA. the iead be-
tween aud other classes OF Irsumen Is due 10
Rcaoved That extend the hand of fellowship every
Irishan Of Whatever cree being convinced ireland
nee "a of all ana therefore not should
Resolved, That whe depore the ,p,r. which prompts,
our counyen iorbesrsnce and cha y, the hope tina.
brother. who differ from US may soon learn That the
union OF her children ,xp g r,ryp,rp,cr r,,..
p. E. O'BRrrN, Secretary.
TIE EMMETT GUARDS
have been foully slandered by hungry Bohemians in
this matter. A meeting Of the guards was held
last evening al Their arnOry on Newark avenue, and
tnat body ws most earnestly opposed to any inter
ference with the procession On tue contrary, they
secuted such "a proposition AS
CowARDLY AND DIsGRACEFUI.
When 10 became known during the afternoon That
the arrangement from New YORK, Newark, Paler-
ana Phllauelphia were to parade win Tue Jersey
City lodges there was renewed excitement The
Ponce commissioners held meeting ana resolved
AMPLE PROTECTION TO THE PROCESSION.
Mayor ONelli VINO was present. stated that spc-
Gals would he called out II such cOuisc were
necessary but he AID not apprenend any violence.
During the session oil this conclavo messenger en-
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR RANDOLPH
as follows
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
TRENTON, y. d. July ii, io1
The constitution OIL the state OF New Jersey emu
merales among other "rgnts and privileges" mat
the peOpe the rglt Freely 10 assemble together.
It also procaims that no person snail he denieu the
en- iOyment any civil rl4nt merely on account OF
his religious principles. II also makes the Governor
OF the state n-Chiei OF the military and
naval forces OF the St2te, amt under his 0uth OF
ONCE makes It his duty 10 promote the peace and
prosperity ana MAINTAIN the lights q. the slate.
Now, 1t having come 70 my knowledge that a body
Of tue inhabitants OF this state, IN conformity TO Il
custom among them. and In cCnsonance with me
custom OF other bodies or societies o Inhabitants OF
this State, propose To celebrate what Is deemed by
them an anniversary day, ald IL having come ID
my knowledge mat interference with TINS contcm-
plated celebration may possibly take place, by
reason OF which a serious disturbance Of The peace
Of the COmmo n wealth would probably ensue,
Now, therefore, !. TnE0DonE +. RANDOLPH Gov
ernor OF the STATE OF New Jersey, do hereby pro-
claim that botn the letter and the spirit OF the con-
aitution or our state OF New Jersey. well the
long established custom OF our people. TO permit
xnd protect all peaceful gatherings OF the inhabi-
tailts OF this state, irrespective OF re 0us pUtl-
cal creed, makes ~ the lawful right OF any BODY
OF peaceful cizens TO assemble together and that
rglit cannot be Abridged or interered with by
any Unauthorized body OF men, OF any nationality,
creed or religion, whatever the real supposed pro-
vocation may seem 10 be; ana 90 therefore enloin
upon all good, aw-abdInQ and peaceful citizens or
THIS state OF New Jersey, to assist every way
In reservlng the peace good order and dignity n
The same not only by absence from provocation
but by acts OF tolerauon forbearance and true
Incss: and do hereby warn all persons from other
States who may seek by acts OF provocatlon to In.
terferc with the peaceful Assembling OF the Innabt-
ants OF this SAFE mat such offence against the peace
and good ordcr OF TINS Commonwealth viii be
promptly aud vigorously punished sy our autnor-
ties.
Ana do furrher enlon and command all the 10.