New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

DIZZY OF POSSIBILITY or blOohShed, II the Orangenen
paradei The engrossing question then was viii they
parade. and what will ne the consequences II they dof
would gain double victory If they made no public
demonstrations and that therefore they had better
they did carry parade successfully through under The
protection Of the police and the military oven II blood
opinion was almost unanimous In favor of parade.
s S @ Sna Is
OTangcmen's parndei Was Gov Hoffman In this city
from May"r I Of The condition Of Affairs here; and
lac did. is lie not responsible for allowing the assembling
TO dispcr.e la It was soon concluded that If Gov Hot
man was In this city last Monday, and communicated
with Mayor Hall, that he must have known
in and Tat he 81 9r ID the o pST GG
not exercise in time, he alone IS Responsible for the
attack ON the orangcmen and the bloodshed hat en-
man, who reading THE TRIBUNE TO several standing
around him. said THE TRIBUNE positively asserts that
his stan officers he held communication with Mayor Han
and THE TEIBuSE would not make that assertion unless
The conclusions generally arrived at in the United
States Court buildings. yesterday, are Gov HOLMAN
was in this city on last Monday; he therefore knew
what 10 expect His tardiness in issuing his proclama-
lion for the protection OF the orangencn gave strength
and courage to the mob and enabled 1t to make tie
attack did make and he must lie held responsible for
The loodshed that followed The proclamation wss
regarded a desperate attempt to save the Democratic
party Ia this state, but Ii came too late
IN TIE STATE COURTS
There was unusual quiet about the Courts yes
terday, which may perhaps DO accounted for by the
presumption that the lawyers like hundreds OF other
citizens had left Wednesday TO avoid the riot,
which appeared 10 thinking citizens to DC inevitable
after the proclamation by the Governor Tho few law
yers with whom THE TRIBUNE reporter eonyefsed ex-
messed but one opinion with reference to the Governor
course and that was that 1t the only one left for
hun 10 pursue, and Tor which any credit , M1nS,
citizens The action of the troops the whole was
fave rably commented on, considering tho position an
which they were placed through the trucking, tasel
Iatng action OF the authorities. II thought That
they should have waited for orGcrs to fire nom their
ocers but the fact OF their having general orders TO
fire when they were fired up0n and tho insulting man
ner of the mob. were pleaded In extennat1n OF ,hes
that the moral effect OF the days woik would dc sooc
| Oh all classss OF citizens.
neys Nice against the rioters ana mi, 4sP e&1a o. s
lawn At the Tpcc Courts We tie Jascs
quite reheent and but little was said concerning me
riots.
TAMMAsY DENOUNCED by TIE UNION LEAGUE.
The County Convention Of the Union League OF Ancri-
met last evening. N. Appleton in the chair, and
| adopted the following:
RtsOiped That IN the late surrender by the Tonmany
parry ana May3 ,d ,iGaEn OrGer NO. 81 81 te ySs
lis 10 drunken, hIgoed and lawless mob, we recognize
the principles aud spirit that in 1863, under Hora
ito Seymour surrendered the lives and property of the
city to the rioters and Orphan Asylum burners OF July
IL OF that wear; and the same spirit OF executive mbe-
cility and Iinnality that Buchanan tho
milton without striking blow TO the Rebels OF 1851
employees on July H. of last year leave their work
the middle OF the afternoon break into private park
murder innocent women aud children, then enjoy
ing harmless amusement, and them after the murders
committed neither arrcsinS, trying, ccuVlctmg
or furnishing the murdcrers, or even dlschargihg them
from public employment, morally respOnoOt IOr tt
disorders ana loss of life Of the 18th Instant ana shohC
be held up to the just indignation and oppTODrum VI lA'
whole public.
ReSored, That such gang OF aideTs, abe0rs and sup
pOTcrs OF Tuiianism and disorder the Thnluy RH,
have for years shown themselves he, utterly
worthy the confidence and support either the City, th
State. or tic Nation.
Rcsped, That all good citizens irrespective of party
should unite to denOunCe and hurl power at I'M
| earliest moment, this Infamous clique.
Mr. Campbell moved an amendment to the first rcso
luton by inserting after "Order No. 81" the words
ISSUED by superintendent Keso, prompted by his
tiers, Hail, Hoffman & Co." Adopted.
IN BROOKLYN.
The terrible events III NewYork city OF
Wednesday were tie aabsorbing subject Of converse
ton Yesterday in Brooklyn. Early yesterday inOrnin
found an cfiigy hanging to the limb o. q tlC
| and holding in its straw fingers the following:
Kings County m O1keg II u OF New-lors city
squehed Clomanl the Giant Killer These LIST n
this last literary effort 30 Join An and Bur
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