The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

tTnTnreasoi1ing,' rabhle who Sought, OCCASION /
for the theif hi9baS t,nr-
EHeses. dffscoalnt tananeedn nby those TO Whomi
! thev look for guidance, beth siis, reh hslon
land;boltics, would have dGs!staf from rhelr
plans of yilehc6 and murder: gLhey Wouid fl,le
hayeE sutchthbed to the monitIon OF ttne
fCh,trch .qapd .ther exhibition Of. soi9Iloo'
| and vigor on the part of The police. now
alt is yietfiet.-nrdn n few ,hunsiret
tthnusand lawlessly,dipessd mensGtgiumph
| In their mastery of the laW. 1t ls q sag
Scene fol. the great metropolis \atf one that
those concerned iii arfanging will be hear.
tily ashamed Of / Much future trouble, will
be- traced directly to- thentfuekalngs sslfrren-
der now made to, the fell spirit, which ms ms
heretofore" teen laid only by the seVerest
Implication of force. .-.=s z na' ,.,t lt ~" -.
n rram r ia@h ihe E, New Ss. York Tribune sint
,a THE SURRENDER TO, TIE MOB MOB, -, ~ !, . -,
The Ger scnera1 :s 15id order Of the Chief Of oiee
nublisised in the 1S7ttt1s! Shtsh naoFning!i is
aid I,,i4- signed by Mr. Kelse.. The mob
and its fricndst.Rape' ordered cur ianhnble
IMayor to put down. the parade. OF the
| Ofaugcmen, and he has, .consentsd ~ ms
lr0unlabout way, Hei iusn'slles the rheIo-
fric,, and the Chief of Police has probably. re-
little TO-, do but to sign his .famfr Ar.
i I
much Ia resisarses 4 and 1rihH eseap Il fof
his share in this days miserable buSi-
| fndss! But, Mr. Kelsso, has, done so. many
praiseworthy things in INSTRUMENTATION
that we Hte sure be viii deeply re giet nav
ing agreed, to this surrender TO- ali .antici::-
pated riot. mdThe' greatest city OF ihe Re,
public ~ is 'onan its knees to u few
thousand =" =. dis6rlsrly -, ,,'fGreigfelr:y :yr The
iesSb1 Of 1868 luls, evidently ,hcen lost ON
them, and they have now g,iined a deplos
r,lMa victory infnitelt wBfsc iii 1ts effects
on the public peace sand security, than p
riot w wWouili have Been. 7Sooonor or later the
friot would shave; bseu quelledjn jnnd the
authority'of, the laW, established il spite OF
| the ominolis fact that our police, otlr Mayor,
| and our Governor nye1nOhe spect Tor the
mob than they haze for the law. But as IL
Iis,, by little cursing and ,drll4ng, bNfnpglff
threats and swagger, the menl5ers OF the
lriotollsA Organizations sd have gained their
point with no expenditure OF blood or
lmusele. The Mayor and the Chief OF Po.
;Tlice have saved the rowdies EGe troubleHof
breaking the law by doing itt thamsefyes.h y
1--WE must not be-, misunderssood. We,
lhayej no sympathy whatever with the pur-
poseof the Oraneemcn's parade. Jtseems
to us not the pafft of Wisdom, nor prppriety
for natives of foreign countries who ,haFe
itcJlne here to- better their condition, and
become patriotic ;citizens Of tbei RfD4blia,
Ito hang snse ihplaeably1 to the old hates
land jcalousies and animosities of their for
meerr hotie9 These people .aiid thetr enc,
imiesallke ,prpteud to, BIZ Americans; yet
,1their anniuil w1;ans1e and squabbfe proves
ltheyl iltsve nopadeqliate' conception of The
Ind duties of, citizenship. " What Wrhth
i does it. matter to; citizens o.. tbe United
II States which side whipped in day ottclVli
fwarJ two eeptt1ries ago, on The bankS Of an
Irisl f1EerS Ths Whole 'quarfel''is pidfdl
:: Land ignoble.
But that doas astatect the question aaf
4 the duty~of the city authorities to preserve
fpeace on the day totths paradej fThe Or;
.tange parade, unnecessary and ill-advised
Itisi ias much entitled to protection as the
recent German parade, the French Fair,
and is nluch) more rlearlya legal Lmanifssta-
1ltion than the various. Fenian displays we
have SO. Often WITNESSED. T., Every. Due. OF
these demonstrations excited, of course,
livery bitter feelings and reflections among
those pwhloos ,opRoossd!s t4e cause ,thsy
y preventing them lest,u some hot-head-
Tea objector should throw u Brick at
Jlthe banners We.-eaH imagine the
presented 20 q Delegation Of: ;Frenchmen
ISibit fhs hGermh. 5 'psfades Glt 81 regard to
4 Itheir national susceptibiGties. = Yet he has
Edone O. a4heaner and more unlawful thing IN
lthis case lie has arbitrarily forced d body
Ilot citizens TO. give up a peaceable and law
!, full, manifestation at the bidding Of a'hand-
Ifut of riotods brawfers; who threaten ,mur,
Il der and disorder if their barbafolls fam
cies are not compiled. with. The only
treason which could have Dictated this
j Leharnefpl action is th1at the laW::breakers OF
nv ednesdey, are are moro nrllnepouS and valua-
Ibie, yotin g->tock than those they pro pose to
Fattack. he-lesp, and not'the least Of the
Lewis we Alve. suffered from that corrupt
Ring which, is. arnurserN Of crimes and
lshaInes, is. this enforced surrenderief the
I honor and fair,,narne or the city to brutal
Imob, which now has no check upon its ar
lrQgance and its greed. A humiliating con-
4 trast Is presented by the .taue'adopted 6y
the Irish priests and ecclesiastics, as
tcompared with that .w.hich, the organs
Eemploy. WIile Archbishop McCloskey
sternlv commands his toek tu ubStslin from
ne a%!1 SSs "S Hs sSfaSf aS tSe E3 3Sn AZ feaeS
devote themselves Ito 1deppnn&A% the
Orarieemen, and try to fttter the Hiber-
mans by aayihg thaBif 'tlieytt6 contiesterid
ltQ ,keepl lhs psagsn snQpt "Wednesday nit: VIII
Fbe' IAN incredible exercise OF ma9na-
nimjty. Aadahe aVet4eadyf Mayof, ,d0aBt-
less under oraers, prepares thsa tImost
leXSranl dnary document eyer,s ilsSued to
policcmen, the rhetoric being beyond COM
! prefiension, and the: sesVile. gesa,sct which
lis shown the intended, mobsmen being too
IhumiIiatfng to all g6iop Citizens 70, be, eye4
an sfSsRaplS At e., EtRjsct # { IF criticism a % II
enys WE sbaal be be 'f',t fortunate if We escape
more serious consequences from this
IbetrayM of tuts;t. =. th.ln would, :, have
ceme-5 with the riot Is. has appareut-
| ls evaded. Nothing is settled by il.
/ 1het Oransenfcu are, of 1course made litter
and .slsllenIN reaentful. iTheir ensmies sre
rendered insu1rrnbls. With Arrogant tri-
\ titiiIh. They fcefthemselyes masters of the
position without a. blow, the, ,vsry citadel
tof public order hapin z been ba5elW given up
4 bv: the CITY government withouttRni effort
tnahe FOR its Sdeiehte,.' Nothfiig IS 'iteided
by this unhappY papsr r-y.ses ain9ing tV vjo-
lence and so insolent to law-abiding citi-
Mil eEtehd its broad agis to any Criminals
or law.breakers who caA I've OF service to
I ammany. e.,sa r,,,ur.,
III GROSS IeUTRXGE!" ''~ " - -
] No condemnation of the riot which was
| threatened tomorrow can he too severe,
and no words Or spulning scorn can fully
convey the aigeneral sQettestation of the con.r
tempMteH outrage. In country where all
meniarc equal, where the pan0plI OF: liberty,
is over all, where freedom Of opinion. of
speech, aud of action, is accorded to all, the
slightest invasion otithelrights of any is a fit
subject for rebuke. When such invasion
of the rights of others takes the form
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