The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13
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Thc Irish Troubles, ,inosNeW,r York.
WHAT SOME OF TIE PAPERS
~ | SAID BEFo oREHAND:' ''o ~ -
A PRecLAx.r1or 'fRbn GovERNoE HOFFMAN.
By Joka z. oHef,ndnnS, eopptAr:norN-d Pro

a PReCLAAAfI0H FROM G0VEKNoH HUFFMAN
By John r. 'Hefindn, Gortrinor-d Pro
80 clamdti0n:. ...,-,ry
+, rHavttls Been Only this DAY npprised, while
little capital, ef' the act,lal condition OF
things here with'ratarence to the proposed
procession: .to-marEnW@a and bavr Gin tEe
belief that 4sy,, presence was. nefaeti, Te-
paired hither immcdiately ao aI. make q: lbs
The order heretofore issued by the police
authorities in reference Ia the said process,
GIVE notice that apS Tnd; ali, ,Itotlies of men
desiring to assemble and march III peace
able procession III this city t6-inorfow, the
10th instant, Will rermittetl ro1d 1dos8! ''".
n; They w1lli be- protsc'otbt6 the fullest cx-
tent possible by. the iniiitary-and police au-
thorities. A military and police escort will.
be furnished TO any body Of men desiring 1t
on application to meat my, headquarters,
which will be at hStt1Itc' hcadquartersin
this city, ut any, TINE tfurfn9s the day. 4
warn all persons to abstain from inter-
ference with any such, ,assembllGe OF PRO-;
cessinn, except by authority from me; and
I give notice that all the powers at my
command (civil and military will be used
to preserve the public 'peace' aad to- Pun
down lat all hazards, eyeryfttempt at dis
| t1lfbance and call upon all citizens, Of
every racd and feligion, to unite with me
and the local authorities in this deterinina-
| Hon 10 preserve the peihe and honor of the
! city and. State, ...a.l :JoRN Il. HOFFMAN. -
- -,t A REPUBLICAN, TR1cR ,i?"'s ~" :"
| SFhe New York Herald says that story
was current there That the disturbance was
urged on. by politicians, and that it WAS q
| tRepublicatl trick to. embroil the Catholics
| and Prostestants,, provoke the former to as
sail and iatifnidRte the latter, and give an
excuse to President Grant to put in force
tthe, hte kukluX lazy, which: gives him the
power to- protect, citizens of the United
States III any OF the States in the enjoy
tnent of their rights, aiid prevent violence
Land intimidation to persons.:" This story,
}exlravagant as it may seem, received 4
wide clrrcncN ,yGsteIIlaY ap9 thosg who
I consider the Republicans would resort to
lany measures to break up Democratic rule
! in this city gave it ready credehce. "@ .''-
f. 1t was said that.as long ago as four months
menyin the pay of the Republican partyibe-
came members. of the ,IIiberniau, societies,
and made the subject OF assailinS the
9ran re procession Of tomorrow the Special
purpose of their talk among those who be.
lOnged to the societies, until they worked
upon the feelings and prs sjudicestQfthe -ay mem
bers. to such an 6Xtcnt That i final resolve
was reached last week to stop, the Orange.
men yiet arants. For this object2 ,5O6Tifes
were furnished, officers appointed to COM
mand the companias,and irregular military
organization accomplished. .,,,. <dl,I
| ! ;1t.was hoped all this. might be done with
| out the ocognizante ot1 the police or the
other civic authorities; a4Id when the day
for the procession arrived the attack was
to- be msde,dse cunexpeGtedly that 1.-THE
| Mayor, Governor Of the State, and super,
! 'tintendent of police, Woitfd be taken I'm.
ayares, a desp sperate riot inaugurated, and,
fu tho unprepared condition of the au.
thorities, call was to be made on the
General Gqvarnment, u Rtted States troops
poured in, and the autonomy OF New XoTk
city destroyed. ..a: ros ..,,,. ,,t .x.e.nefsly
/ In confirmation of this story, thoso who
hpld That the idea Of attacking The Orange
men originated with eertaip. memhors ol
the Republican party point TO the fact that
a delegation from the Order of Ancient Hi
i,bernians proceeded to. Long Branch yes,
terday to, lay the matter before President
Grant aud request him, under the new law,
designed ,qssensiblygfpP tue etsuppression OF
kuklux oufrages at, the South, to exercise
his, authority on, the. side of lazy and order,
| and supplant the municipal By the Federal
! power, s;a;r - .ant;s A. ii. lla.l,,.,t
- From the New York Commercial J.. -.