The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-14
The Late Troubles I'm New York.

GOVERNOR HoFFMAEs COURSE SUSTAINED
New YORK, July 12.-At an adjourned
meeting of merchants held at the PToducc
Exchange this afternoon the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolued, That we enter our solchi!l pto Us
test against the arbitrary Assumption Vi
mower on the part of the Mayor ana super
lmt"ndant Of Police, in discriminating the
rights of one religious or political orgam-
zation 70 the prejudice of one or the otbeF.
Posoired That we utterly repudlate the
sonbistrv and superficial pleadings PUBLISH
| ed in said order for its justlncatloli, as un-
ou ~ br the source from whence it ema-
mated as in direct opposition to the great
| american doctrine of Liberty for all.
Eosolred. That we care nothing lor the
religious or political preJudlces tnat may
undcrhe the differences amongst loie,sn-
| horn citizens, but we deprecate any resCric-
,;n,, or the rights of one class more than
,nothcr, and equal rights and privileges
mist and shall be granted to all foreigners
alike. without regard to their voting power.
Pcsolrod. That the thanks OF this meet
inc are due. and are hereby rendered, TO
! Governor Hoffman for the prompt nlan dii.l.
In which ne has relieved the Empire CITY
| from the odium Of being governed ny
At a meeting of the Grand Jury it was re-
solved that the course pursued by Tower.
nor Hoffman in issuing his proclamation ol
the 18th instant was necessity 10 piosIh, Ky,
The honor OF our city, and we tender hlm
our thanks.
THY ORANGE PARADE-PRoCLAMAT OF GOV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE ohDhH VI
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.
Governor Hoffman came to, the CITY , Iast
ui.-ht, and at u Eite hour issued u prociai..a'
tinn (Which we publish this morning) re-
waking the order of the superintendent
of uolice, and guaranteeing the protec-
lion of the civil and military authors
ties to the Orangemen if they choose TO
narade to-day. The proclamation was the
result of an earnest deliberation between
the Governor and other officials, and III It's
general bearing shows the ruling qlality
| OF the City Recorder of 1863. 1t is, indeed,
| 4 noble recapture of the lost city pres
tiec-a perfcct Winchester victory over tue
|! mob law and anarchy that threatened TO
| uillarc our camps. The proclamation states
| that any and all bodies Of men desiring 10
assemble and march in peaceable procession
| in this city to-day will lie protcctcd 10 TUG
fullest extent possible by the military anu
police authorities. The Governor MN
self will make his headquarters Il.
Police Headquarters during the. day
of the State, ready TO grant military
protection to all who request IL, ana pre-
| pared with all the powers OF his august OIL
l flee to enforce peace and secure protectloIi
To all peaccahle citizens. 81 give notlcc,
saws he, "that all the powers at my com
Inland. civil and military, will be used TO
put down at al! hazards every attempt al
disturbance"
These words have the ring of the true
Imetal in them. They redeem the city from
The lisoraceiul stain that the surrender 10
the mob had cast upon 1t. IheS relnlhu
our peacc-loving citizens OF the fccor0ei
who punished rioters i'll 1863, ana they are
m1itc likely to remind the would-be rloters
| Of today Of how their prototypes Of that
Lime were used, and how unshrlnklnSly
lthcv were qucllcd.-Neac York Herald.
TIE ROCHESTER COMMON COUNCIL THANKS
GOV. HOFFMAN.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 12.-At meet.
/ ing of the Common Council this evening a
resolution of thanks to Gov. Holman Tor
upholding the rights Of the people to assem-.
bic and parade was unanimously adopted
The board is largely Republican.
| FEDERAL SALUTE IN HONOR OF THE GOV
ERSOR's PROCLAMATION.
FIsHKILL, July 12.-Thirteeu guns were
fired here this afternoon in honor OF the
proclamation of Gov. Holman.
TIE NEWS CREATES A SENSATION IN GIN
CISNAT1.
CINCINNATI. July 12.-The news of the
riot in New York to-day produced pro-
found sensation here. The expression has
been quite general that the right OF the
Orangcmen to pass through the streets
should be maintained at all hazards.