The New York herald., 1871-07-11

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They beng but a handful.
First 70 the Thosel they were brought
But brave King William sci them free
BY venturing over the water.
Come, let us all, with heart and voice.
Applaud our lives defender,
Asd made hls Zoe surrender:
Both now and ever after,
OF King William that crossed the water.
Superintendent Ke!so, after mature consideration
Of the whole subject decided to give the police
sion to move Tomorrow and now the question IS
asked Will the enforcement Of the order be submit
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orders but In the present excited condition Of both
every must hope the backbone or the whole thing
the following is the order Of superintendent
Kels0:-
or,,,r % onxKnAs ORDER NO y:
ofFioh OF rae sgpEE5nrEEDEnr UP rim ,m, 9r roII0s
suo MULBERRY STREET, NnS s @ Yonr y July i 10. is7i
apyl!sa y the Grand Ne:
street, spd avenue, Of ne New York The l2h
which was its consequence.
Thee several victories on the so Of Ire
ago engendered national differences which have descended
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The Superintendent has bssn legally advised he should not
s any street celebrations that involve euds and anmos.ss
own and which experience proved to endanser the
belongs last named class year. upon the same
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lence was apparently unpremesssd and resulted from
however procession has been announced much IN ad
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the 1s Community participate e ana carry
far as to endanger the safety Of persons and
Recent Disturbances have been announced from Great
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that Il the proposed Or moves with IL ban
ners and traditional amid many unhinklng, rash and
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large sections of the city most needing watching would bc
PROCESSION tor occupation BY marching order Of the
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guard; because the authorities never should allow that
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PROFESSIONS mere matter OF usage toera
on and always subject TO police regulation and supsrvi;
bodies Of men necessarily inssreres with the individual
language Of the law permissible The tolsation
to The fact that meetings and always repre-
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the widest security for the property and
person Of she greatest number Of cIiiaen: And a times
wait regulate suppress H. II 10 very clear that any
one Individual should undertake by himself produce an
occasion Of irritation and excitement to others In the
munity would he In such entitled TO police pro-
econ And surely what may not be done BY one individual
TO be attempted BY the organized when the
aggravaon would be much the greater.
Therefore ordered I'm conformity to the private
directions herewith PROMULGATED and which relate merely to
details Of discipline and arrangements for police action
expedent be publicly announced) TO prevent the forma
of the public street the 18th
OF all processons under of
target purposes You viii alsoon that day mpariay keep
all cleared from groups and assemblages OF
class Of citizens whether sympahizng with against the
proposed whether they awess disposed
otherwise. You will also promptly arrest all persons Of
dsorder language melting 10 breach Of the peace,
tempt of the State statutes upon that subject.
JAMES J. kELSO, superintendent.