New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

lerne interests quarters Of the people st. Pat
rlck pay "a an annual oaense chronic nuisance lie
Eu wrong TO four hfhs Of the citizens of New.York
a. Usts lne annually three millions Of dollars In the in
corruption IT causes TO business IL Il perpetual men
ange, ~ exhibits horde Of Irish Catholics who oster
tniosy block the ways, interrupt the crossings stop
ie cars and omnibusses. establish dsconnecton he
the upper and lower parts of the city, provoke
needless anlmosities. and endanger the life OF the
ih u last growing by allowance into an alleged
T Tet which when it becomes insnpportabe, Il
July Ia was mere skrmish The claim OF the Orange
men to parade had its only show OF in the allow
ance gwen TO st. Patrick How II could he denied the
parade Of Nov IA is to be conceded public right,
10 not see But we deny that right
HALI-woRDs FAIL TO EXPRESS HIS INFAMY.
From, The Christian Leader. DHiudsaist.
10 surrender to IA mob even when ITS de-
ans are In Themselves not unreasonable Ia wrong and
nischevOus. But when its demands are not reasonable,
but on the contrary unjust and arrogant words fail TO
express the namy Of that act for which Mayor Hall Is
0ppr0bium, made douby crushing by 'he Governor
official condemnation, TO withdraw from the office he
hrlng on Sumter We have heard no epthets expressive
Unpopular disgust and indignation at all to he compared
with those which ssuted every ear on the morning OF
the Ilth
IN THE INTERESTS OF RoMANIsM-PREsBYrE-
RAMS AND THE RING.
From The Neo York Observer Pr,sbyteridH
The night and day of st. Bartholomew were
no longer than any similar revolution OF the earth, but
whole centuries and thousand Of years will not remove
the record from the history OF Romanism. The scenes
which have transpired in this city, the nstgaton OF
riot murderous in its intent by Irish Roman Catholics;
procession of Protestant arrangement, by numbering
them in the streets If the city authorities e;
the mob, and forbid the procession; the surren-
der Of the authorities, the indignant uprising of the
people the tTu plant vndCatiOn not only OF law and
order but OF equal civil rights. and equal religious lib
erty and equal privileges for Professionals and Roman
iss all these recorded In full in another part VI TINS
We do not accuse the Pope of Rome nor Archbishop Me-
getting up this riot But say that it tho in
terest of Romanism and that Roman Catholic hatred TO
assault upon Protestant procession, and it is right
and proper that the animus OF the thing should be
stated.
We referred last week To on editorial article in The
Nec York Evangelist Of the 9Th inst in defense OF the
lators commonly known the Ring" The article is
everywhere quoted indosing the character and de
ally preying upon the public. Appearing in religious
paper which understood to speak for at least portion
profound astOnshmeut, and by with more aston
shment than by those whose character was so sn-
to allude again to this article but for the fact
that it is now coming back to us from all diTec-
terans of New-York Cy-T4s Ner-yQrl Evangelist
being regarded in some sense as exponent OF Presby'
the PresbyteIias u New York, and we do not hesitate
TO say that utterly mlsrepresents their views II is
submit to be made responsible for any apology or
defense Of such system Of financial corruption and ms
years, more than they will to the issuing by the
Ring." of such order sueerntendent Kesos for
Dluuug a Protestant procession IN our sutcls'
LACK OF sAGACITY AND COURAGE.
From The Erdminer and Chroniel' Bapds.
Rarely before has there been seen 80 lament
able display of tmidy, vacation, and hardness in
meeting grave emergency. The blame OF the san
culinary which marIed the day, and
made IL black day" IN the history OF New,
York thus upOn Mayor Hall and those who acted
with him, From this unenviahe position they cannot
escape Unfortunately their disgrace cannot wipe out
the disgrace which their folly brought upon the great
city they misgovern The people or New-10rk VIII de,
he msruled by Oakley Halls, and Connolys, and
Tweeds If they do not AZ the first opportunity rid them
selves Of the whole cowardy OF public punderers
The law and-order party in the majority and can do
York to undertake the task
THE MAYOR AND HIS FRIENDS IGNoRAMUsES
RATHER THAN SINNERS.
From The ClTfstdH Union. tOHgregaionohH
The OTangemen did not propose either Ian
guage action which should Intentionally offend any
one The simple fact is that the event which they pro,
posed TO celebrate was intensely dear TO them and
intensely hateful 10 those who opposed them. Has
procession right 10 carry notices ana
pictures which Republicans dis1ket Has "a KcpuD-
iican procession a night 10 carry legends ana pof-
traits which Democrats detesti Has Roman
Catholic procession right 10 carry SAINTS, ana
paintings. and the Host IN sight OF Proestantsf have
Protestans the right to carry open Bible aud por
trait Of Luther In public prOcesstOn Such Things are
DONE and properly permitted by the authorities, ana
IL entered sane mans head that they were cac-
lated 10 effect breach OF the peace" The attempt 10
strain statute meant to regulate the general inter
OF citizens 10 cover the cases OF socetes or men,
and the expression Of their principles j. not worthy or
Mayor We not anxious To convert tins DunderOf
city authorities political end We do not
gard them sinners above all that dwell III New York.
We consider them simply men who DO not understand
the simplest elements OF civil liberty. ana who partly
from desire TO cOncilate numerous votes and partly
he beWderment natural 10 those who are not adc
quate great emergencies, have come near 10 sacrin
eng the public liberties IN the interest OF party politics