New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
TUE COMMUNIST PARADE.

MAYOR HALL CONFERs WITH THE POLICE COM-
MISsIONERs-TIIE ORDER RESCINDED-A PRO-
POSED LAW TO REGULATE STREET lROCEs-
sIONs. -....
The Mayor and Police COmmiss!n.cEs as
scnblcd yesterday at Police Headquarters to decide
whether not the Internaonals should be allowed 10
parade on Sunday During the day q telegram was re-
ceived by President Smith from Gov. Hoffman, request
be informed Of the result Of the deliberations of
thr Mavor and Commissioners. One two Of the men,
BOARD wished to admit the reporters, but the
majority objected, ana .r.cs ""'l 'neieiore
n secret one. AT the close OF .ne SeEuae
the official proceeding given TO the reporters
Tho meeting occupied an hour and half Commissioner
posworth opened the discussion by Offering the fol-
the Ineaona soeet: a: directs the s M !.
So should parsng that day be and hereby re
Id That the Superintendent and hereby directed take
prevent breach Of The peace on he occasion
Juige Bosv orth stated that it would not he discreet
for the ComniSsioncr; to use force to prevent thc
well as the guilty, and claimed that the Legislature
should reGss street Sy go s eaPf h
unwiSe he argued TO persist In couse which though
jority Of the community. Mayor Hall offered the fol-
lowing a. an amendment:
ss % the %'J Sf,G1 a"d c@ r' a. ad, %
S S rS cSsI T h2 40 pr S9GoH TO the B 10 n
R>ort As e Of the Board that the whole subject he referred
o, "tS th. Bo.rd ssIca Ma, % IT, ISL
The amendment was lost Mayor Hall AMI Commis.
BOswOrth, and Manierre against it. Conmis>oncr l''
worths resolutions were then adopted by the following
vote
Ha r'-'0''"'''0D''' 00'"0''" anu D"''' anu mayor
kays-Comnissoncrs Smith and Manierrc.
The result OF the meeting was al once tclceraphtd o
Gov Hoffman. Mayor Hall offered the following which
was laid on the table:
Rod That the Board Police hereby nemoa,e the Lsure
for the Of regulating and that Couu
1syPIb be requested to o ihs irs! d such act for legislative
Az ACT 70 regulate professions street. within cite.
T P,ort q ne Stas @ Nee York 'tyr's@ed i" Senate and Is
ssox hereby aecd Lawful, for all persons to form process
within but subject the prov Of this
SIC, ADy and the forming hereby
.ss sss% si % g :, S;ns %. a. .'is s .S t M ;TT IA
the free passage o railway TRACKS h p9 be nere with
s s It. %5 5 & 81 s :lS S sG q f ID n
lysy I,st 'he portion Of SID gos.s.gs slsh :2psc
,1s scns to % S Srq permit I ca. . precs 'h'
At least within sI hour preceding the forming marching Of
:Srof he S cc thereof .ls IN Writing motif, the s."I p
e authorities Of the city q the oc purposes and time Of march
dgnate (eceptng aforesaid bow much Of the
width and With especial reference 20 crowded
gpsed the chief ID Of said shall be responsible that the
ss No processon except religious
ao shall be allowed Sunday within ei'y limits sny SUNDAY
es.e within one BLOCK reaching quitting meeting
upon line of march and within which
shall 6s dis fgc OBJ sunday any procession
sIeep within limits bOHA ground by permission Of the
sEC Asv Who shall unu6sby violence
nD :. .e o. s'S ,as life t",; r. .n :, o. s rn
which he I, convicted with nyr-enment and not With fne
.hp roes a., Sp,. .r n nspn srs.r @ MOI
eslai'd 70 occasion an iauinep breach Of the
liaons Of the