The New York herald., 1871-07-11

on the ground too late. The Mayor always, luckily
for himself, got ahead OF them by few minutes.
Inc society men, less accustomed to tracking man
nlneties, remained
DOGoEDLY OBSTINATE
at the Mayors ONCE, and did not bulge from their
watching until the last CLERK had shed his duster
and rim Golden had started direct for police head
quarters when the society men finally learned the
mayor had found at last refuge from bis pur.
suers. the statements, therefore that were made
30 freely IN the evening papers that Mr. Han had
from some Irish society were without foundation
whatever. Even the persistent Carey, who was ter
to Ge. within speaking distance OF His Honor
though ne kept very good guard on AL the ap-
proaSaes to tn the mayo,al sanctam up to late IN she
dudgeon would be but telling but half the story OF
the way some Of them prayerfulIy
GAVE VENT 10 THEIR FEEIINGs.
It would certainly have been positive cruelty
to have kept everybody VINO wanted to see the
ridors, and the clerks showed their good sense
every once In awhile curing the afternoon by
opening the door OF the main once, and letting
lew OF the anxious ones wend their way through TO
what they considered for the moment the goal OF
their a!day desires. Every one as he entered was
:, TO ylsIross At THE xAxo.,s oryrca,
the sd%nisrsson Of The cy y"S the
Mayor desres to and requests your card. II
II
nature, please intimate what you wish by note
u
amazement that came over the countenances OF the
tens upon tens OF wOuld-be nervlewers they read
this card though. Each one looked at his nelghbor
to see If that nelghbOr knew exactly what 10 do
under the circumstances; but the great majority
no doubt sotened in their hour OF disappointment
conclusion that their business after all ':seml
private and sem.public and they, therefore, quite
eagerly did the Mayor the favor to
CONVERSE LOUDLY AND LONG
with his chief clerk and then away satisfied Of
one thing, which was this: that If they had been
unable to see the Mayor they had said enough to his
rignt bower to make the Mayors head full Of har-
rowing recollectlons Of their visit when he would
Besides the seitappolnted delegations and the
regularly appointed ones who throngeu the c2rrk
bowed out, there was motley gathering OF poiiti.
clans who had nothing else TO do for the time being
tian to keep coo! IN the shadow OF the oity Hall
loud takers, who seemed to be - - TE'ss;a
~. B2lhFgL OF THE 0EANdH HxciTnME Mt.
enc free s was ookns %S
had just enough OF the 'sweet Irish brogue" about
his tongue to Indicate his nationality after listening
patiently to O long harangue from man beside him
as to what fine mincemeat the Orangemen should De
made INTO, eXclaimed:-
procession will get blown TO atoms" Now. Pm a
good Catholic. heard Father Preston, one OF the
most illustrious priests OF the Church, warn all
Catholics yesterday to keep away from the parade.
Good Catholics should take good advice, especially
when IT comes from their pastors.
bury looking fellow in the crowd as he faced the
"Everyihihg. Don't you invetgn against 1t be-
cause Orangemen hiss at Catholicism and celebrate
the triumph Of Protestant over q Catholic King an
"rhat may be some peoples idea OF It, But 1t is
not mine, ahd am good Hipernlan Society man.
TnsowX DOWN THE GAUNTLET,
which we will take up In dead earnest It is ques-
aaalnss the ansiEngIisn principles we stood up Tor
ns here anu e IN e
faces. They'll rue 1t this time, II they never did
"lf there be bloodshed." persisted the other "in.
nOcent parties will be certain to suffer the most
Men like you should discountenance violence TO the
..Why soYs
because you're man Of common sense. and
have influence with the men who are anxious TO
IN they will not listen to the Archbishop why
should they listen to meP"
the men who wish to attack the Orangemen are OF o
class that never pay much attention to what the
"lsaid before religion had nothing to do with the
''Then you should be
IN FAVOR or Law AND ORDER
all the same. The hundreds OF poor ignorant fel-
lows waS win next to their
cesstonists. win strike blow at the irish race IN
this country With every coOple stone they throw at
esS WHY gs WON'T bother the
",
speaker ground his teeth in . sort Of suppressed
rage.
as Of surprise in the crowd, and The man. evidently
impressed with the idea that he had spoken his
mind too freely soon afterward left the gathering
TIE MAYORS VIEWS.
Although the society men and the Orangemen,
and Oil the other people who wanted to zee the
either for or against the Orangemen were unsuc-
" learning
wro!e letter few days ago to John !: Bond, tne
% e Ss
proposed parade No reply has as YET been received
by the Mayor to the letter which runs as folows;-
h.,'0.'s' Dssss7oss' ss9 7oss' july SS'S :, III isi
Police Letter which
ss IS; g w. s is ri:
King Of hnsAns eyS James H. another anS
iSs event. have always y puSo
S Of Da e s rus L sns pcn 10 @
a ri ssr y so '
IN ,a Swp to be hs public
because Of The religion. a. well As anciensy political oppos
operation, nsiitucn. they are generally permitted
ana usually ENJOY y popuaf assem- M rreeao OF
public comfort They therefore become subjects for police
regulation and supervision II not an Impossible II Z never.
regulation shall begin how far shall extend The ap-
be that the good securiy
greatest number should be consulted In the decision
Your proposed celebration appears TO be unnecessary
And certainly at frat glance to be singular that
foreign occurring neary.w hundred years and
should become soil the subject for extensive
Moreover, ought not the feuds and anmoes
OF old countries from whence adopted citizens
entirely merged e!tirenshpi There another danger
be taken advantage OF by the dangerous
always grow formidable BY such opportuntiesy II has
been the bench individuals ought be
permitted publicly assemble with banners whose inscrp
would lnaame the OF
men, of what took place last year may be
thought by your wewishers that repeated paricipa
tion organization would ike effort
rtae the public pe:cef could sagges. many occasions
inevitably In producing public disorder Suppose, for
stance that considerable number Of New YORK residents Of
Southern should propose celebrate the battle Bull
Run that occurred In this month, and should by
means Of banners and music succeed in arousng the