New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
POLITICAL.
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DIscU-ssIoy
THE MASSACHUSETTS GoyERNoRsHIP-DEAD MEN
CANnYnATrS

THE MASSACHUSETTS GovERNoRsHIP-pEAp MEN
AS CANDIDATES.
The character and value of these New-York
studies Of Massachusetts, politics may be seen in the m
York World: Worcester County, the heart OF the
Commonwealth so called will se9d to the Convention
Charles Allen dor GOVERNOR one q the Oldest mem IN
the state" Who will doubt, after this, that The World
will give candidates some of the other eminent
and honored who. like Judge Allen, are now lying
We lind in lie world other information relative TO
Massachusetts, politics, equally brilliant and important
gence that there political clubs at Patkers and
Youngs, whore Republican corruptonists dine every
clubs as spy he all their secrets and knows more
about them than would he possible for such clubs TO
know Ms dRd & oracle IeS OF
"lt will be nothing surprising II that gentleman shall
tiOn next week OF sooner by discovering an oyeTwnem
ing movement 10 nominate Gov StronK, Judge farsons'
or Daniel Webster H. has already announced Geo. ,.
Boutwell, and Charles Francis Adams az hopeful canon:
dates perhaps he Will next place one 1 Aem aheaa Vi
all Others 40 the coming man Iss enytbng on the
subject that requires nothing more thaa ntte e6
know !c 30 tie matter they discuss Is required.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR TIE RIOT.
From ne B0s0n 14Uerts>r.
When the riot is traced back to It's reDOte
causes IL will be found that terrible responsibility rests
on the peculiar organs OF the IrishAmeroan pOpuaoe'
They are generally edited by men who have some con,
citizenship They know too well how their constituents
are openly and desgnedly shut out from any instruction
in the ludiments OF social philosophy. They undersahd
TO the utmost the systematic efforts opOicians 10 make
the Irish blind party tools, and the result Oh tnOS
the class which composed the Eighth-aye mob ana
which the mobs IN al our great cllss 1hg r.
spOnsbity for this sort Of thing rests with those rsn
periodicals. which, knowing the evil MAKE no atte1pt 10
correct 1t. Instead OF trying TO Iit tie Ilshnah 70
sng the ignorance aud in infamng the passions Tlat
caused the attack OF the unonendng Oran sens nno
co. aoFo 4fra thoughtful
alone can reverse. BIT people VINO can dlatImgu tS
reasoning from defamation VII no, ran % see ti s
much offence against the moral order OF 5ODely d.
the bloody demonstrations Oi their ignorant followers
WORDS OF ADVICE FROM AN IRISH ROMAN
CATHOLIC.
From re Boston Pttt ,
If the Orangemen determine to parade, they
have right TO parade that 49, they have as niaeI iIY,
regiment has with green sears and ~ psTsde HAT
be SSte s mp e BEEN RnsE ahs %
found that such liberation Is detrimental 10 Pupc
secrty we think that every rejecting IrshAmerlcan
citizen viii at once say that both professions should be
prescribed Tie very abiest defenders OF the moD say
they are Proestants What do they quarrel with
them forl They nave no right 70 quarrel WIN tnen dor
lied with view to make war on Engiano na1nts me
in New York City Really we are almost forced 20 the
conclusion the whole ground OF objection consists IN
We that TIT this be an
Ing tune by the Irish people; and we should deeply re-
ask is it sufficient to warrant violation OF tae
law and sacrifice of life VIC have written this article
with oppressive feeling OF its necessity Thous-
ands of people who too intelligent 70 put their ndl
vdua opinions against the decree OF the state OF New
York. still allow their sympathy to away with them
and thus leave 1t in the power OF their enemies TO say
that they are in all things In unison with the NewYork
mob This Is q sad mistake. Certain II Is tlat the
Orange procession not pleasant sight to any Irsn
that the Irish Catholics OF this country as BODY con-
denim all breach Of the law in attacking an Orange pro-
eession just honestly they would condemn rlOt or
any other criminal nature.
There are two ways OF getting rid OF this apple OF dis
cord The first Is by an agreement between the general
population and the foregoing all right 10
parade, and expressing their determination never 10
hold professions Irish political objects alone This.
we NAV rest assured will not be easily agreed The
second the BEST and the that must come In the
end when America, tired out and indignant with her
sauabbling population, puts her foot down with will
and tells them a-Germans, French, irish, orange
You have had enough now. There is only one nag 70
raised in future in this country and that nag Is the
stars and stripes.
MORE ROMAN CATHOLIC SENTIMENT.
Froai Tie Western CdlhOl, Detroit MIA,
A telegram from New YOrk, dated Sunday
st. saws that young named Edward Gatfney,
member OF tne eta Regiment OF militia, committed SUI
eide that day The cause Of this desperate act the
Ollie and the conflict between his duty TO his regiment
and to his religion" In the riot OF Wednesday 80
hi. mind that he as%snted aRs
young man must have been demented long
ago, IL he supposed that there was any con-
ct between his duty to has re ginent ana 70 ms
abiding and peaceabe citizens themselves and 70 DO ali
in their power help the authorities enforce the law
same namely to turn with his regiment ana at the
command his officers to shoot down every that
e%se as N NJ Ieu United sasbe he caho
lie or Protesant-to obey tho law anu preserve tae
peace.