The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19
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The New York Riot.

conversation is the workshops and on
the street corners. Various views
are expressed in regard to the au,hori
ties, and some times high feelings arc
manifested.
The. private instructions which
accohpany the gencra! order of Su-
porlntcndent Kelsoe are said to bc
very explicit, and c1join not only the
putting down Of The proce> sion, and
the dispersion * thc cruwti>, ut hr
arrest Vi all partic> ,orgrego,cd ia
'oLy's aud hail I, form Poe, ssio,s
1t is not Disguised INA, trouhle
may, yet oc,nr, and the Whole n tion.
al 0nard are to be in rradine, ,s for
any engagement. Any distribution
IF arms t. night wilt eniatl the par
ties participating iu it. to arrest, aud
any found carrying arms or parading
tie streets will Il. arrested. The or
dera Tor the whole police focce to be
III readiness tomorrow morning have
not been countermanlcd, aud preprra-
tion4 arc made to swear in any nun.
Der of special const.b.cs this e,cn
lug, that circumstances may .rrant
Inquiries have been instituted by the
Inspectors in regard to the number of
men OH the force in each pi ccinct,
armed with revolvcr$, aud over four
hundred navy rvvolvrrs have been dis.
uibnted to those having none.
\ large crowd occupied the City
Hall stcfs, aud amoug them the indi
vidual expressions OF opposition were
and outspoken. A reporter who visi-
ted some fthc headquartc,s Of the
O.angc men found less excitement
prevailieg than would be naturally cx.
pected, Mr.. Bond, the Grand Master
Of the Orange L,dse of the United
States, came to New York to-day ac-
compained by his Deputy. Both
seems inclined to accept the situation
in philosophical manner. tn
Brooklyn precautionary measures
have been taken for preserving the
purlic peacn.
This morning meeting was held
in the Mayors Office, at which Mayor
kaltileiSh, Major General Woody ward
commanding the 2d Division of the
National Guard, Anthony Walter,
Sheriff, and the Police Commission
ers were present. 1t va, resolved to
have the Brooklyn militia in readi-
ness, aud prepared for any cmergen-
cy. Besides this the whole lice
force will be on duty aud dl.tri outed
81 as to be rapidly Concentrated i,
should occasion require it. It is said
that several Brook Iyn men have ecu
c"nvas>ing the long Leland towns siuce
Saturday morning, organiziug bodies
to take part in tue proposed ri,t.
According to some accounts, over
three hundred men sign.ticd their
wlll'hge>s to participate III the dis,E
bance. They were instructed TO arm
thcti'selves as fully az possible, aud
meet in Jamaica, aud g. thence to
o+;.! s;ieot ferry, Whole del ulation
of New Workers will receive them.
Considerable excitement prevailed
on the Islands and in fren,on.
a proclamation by Governor Ran
dolph narratcs tie privileges Of Citi.
s"hs and the Governors du y, and
narrates that h society p,oposes u
usual parade, and his knowledge of
the intention to molest the same, aud
warns the people to abstain from in
terferlng with II peaceful gathering.
Interference by persons from other
States will be promptly and severely
punished.
lie enj"i"s all legally constituted
authorities to protect the peaceful
assembly, and it the force is INSULT
rIehti the militia will be called but.
tie erjoins patience, care and di,cre-
tion upon tho Orangemcn in their
ceren onles, assuring them that though
protected in their right, they are by
no means sustained in its exercise by
patriotic and Christian people.
Members of the Produce Ex xchange
protest against the action Of Mayor
Hall.
1t is reported that the Orangemen
are determined to parade, if not here
in Jersey City.
Regiments lave been ordered to
their arnolics to. morrow.
:, Inc orahgemen have pionic at
New York tomorrow. The military
there have been ordered out.
New York, July l2.-The Orange
procession formed between the rcei-
ments and four hundred police. Ouly
about two bundled were in line with
two banners one Of the stars and
stripes md the other Of William OF
Orange on horseback. The waited
sometime for a band. T'hey soldiers
loaded with balls and the procession
started.
The Orange procession, of Jersey
Ctty, consisted of a hundred and fifty
similarly guarded.
The ferry boats we're held in the
river until the chasacter of the pas
seDgers was ascertained.
The Jersey City procession was en-
tirhlv nffmnl o.t ~