The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-12

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by abstinence from provOCation, hut by
acts OF tOleratiOn, iOrbearanCe, and true
manliness. And do hereby warn all
persons from other States who seek, by
acts of OfprOVOCation, to interfere with the
peaceful assembling Of the inhabitants ol
this State, that such offence against the
peace and good order OF the Common.
wealth will be vigorously punished by
our authorities, And | do further enioin
and command all legally constituted
authorities of this State To fully protect
all peaceful assemblageS OF our inhabi.
tants, using every means at their command
TO enforce this proclamation, assuring all
such properly constituted authorities that
in the event Ofan insufiClency of ordinary
local power, then the entire power Of
the State will, if necessary, be called
into exercise TO compel, ut any cost, re-
speCt for and obedience to our laws: and
| do further enlOin upon the members of
the society, especially those proposing to
assemble together tomorrow, to exercise
the utmost patience, care and discretion in
pursuance of their rights, beariug in mind
that a large portion Of our fellow citizens,
peculiar on this occasion of their gather.
ing, deem It an unnecessary revival of the
ancient political and religious feud; of no
general interest to the great body of our
American citizens, and that though they
are sustained In their rights to peacefully
assemble together, they are by no means
sustained, as | firmly believe, by any of
the large number Ol the sincerely pa.
triotiC and Christian people, in the expe-
diency of exercising that right
.'t NEWARK, N. j., July II.
RumOrs are being current that the
Orangemen intend to extend their picnic
To Newark The authorities are making
arrangements to preserve the peace at all
hazards, and protect the rights of citizens.
General Plum has promptly notified the
militia under his command to be in readi.
ness, Governor Randolph's proclamation
has been received here.
NEW York, July II.
The police are still confident that the
Orange parade will takc place tomorrow,
md the entire force Of reserves will us.
'emblc at the central office ut 0 o'clock in
The morning, and willupon the first notice
Of an outbreak be transferred by stages to
The scene of disturbance. The ordinance
and sanitary police and tho detective force
will all be used a. reserves Tho nvaila.
Die forces will not exceed l,l0O men.
Every man will carry revolver, and a
supply OF other arms was received ut
headquarters to-day. Captain Wilson's
mounted police, over one hundred men,
will be on duty for any emergency with
'evolvers and sabres. The whole surgical
orce Of the police department Is ordered
NJ duty att o'clock In the morning. II
s understood In police circles that the
Iurglhrs and highwaymen of the city
lave formed combination to make d
imultaneOus raid ON tho jewelry and
'hlef dry goods stores during the concen.
ration of the police al the place of riot.
Thieves on the Scents..The Militia
Called Out. .-
Information has been received that
arge numbers Of thieves were leaving
'ther cities for New York In view of the
lot, which is expected to take place.
Mayor Hall and Kelso have been In com.
with Maj. Gen. Shaler with
espect TO the necessity Tor military force ,
o aid the police, and shortly after noon !
o.day Gen, Shaler issued orders to q
lumber Of regiments, ordering them !
o rendezvous tomorrow at their res.
'ective armorys for the perseverance Of the :
lnblic peace. Gen. Sh6ler, when visited ,
his afternoon, declined to say how many
roopS would be under arms, but said he !
ad been careful to call out q number snt.
clent to meet any emergency. Col !
lark has ordered his regiment to assem-.
lie at their armory in fatigue dress to. ,
morrow at Z A. NJ. Gen. Dakin, of the a
th brigade, has ordered the 18th regi. !
lent to assemble at their headquarters in a
BROOKLYN, tomorrow morning, fully uni. :
1rmed, armed and equipped for active a
uty in aid Of the civil authorities.
A committee was appointed NJ meet.
lg Of the Produce Exchange this after. :
Don TO draft resolutions cOndemnatory OF ;
ne action Of Supt. Kelso, to be submitted n
} an Indignation meeting to held tO.mOr :
NV.