New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

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'Hi' Tsrs Sons good reason 70 believe that 81. appeal
would Dd ready response the promoters Of tho meet meet
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take measures for preserving order. since
Mfrs xt b Ss which SsS been Issued BY the other
aide on ths motion Of Mr.. Windor 1t was then formally
thar best to maintain good order the subsequent pub
lie meeting BY this time much n3so was DGls nue ont
sds IA isrss force OF the roushsr ones finding them.
selves unable to get Into the hail. struggled hard 70
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that crowds In the streets seemed % deor. at
once. at although H'S was not yst O'CLOCK hour At
which they advertised to be opened to the Gc
IncHnAPd
the bulk Of the setng stoty objected " tho opening
q doors. and 90 H were hS at Ws. oG the
we're likely to be altogether excluded the mob out
sde became It'll; more v" Ty ssS. f All KINDS
through the windows fronting the street. until until
sn, on ss : in hut them sv.n Tai Ss ss%
Of iron were thrown Into the hail. and natI.
alarm % s ssrSa;y
many hurt through being struck by Prolect&es. &
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windows in other places where they could be most 20
from but hard knock. on e
and or two sustained wounds which biea MeoIy &
That more serious injuries we're not nnSea to
the platform piece Of solid iron nearly foot aud
half long and fully an inch broad CT, c,,,o. n,ka
greatly curtailed his intended lecture He spoke IN
deed, only about quarter Of an hour rsmarkng thHs
tnonsh %ou Sa Unfair 70 ak those present
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upon the platform and consulted with Ge sorsr Ms
Thereafter the CsAian TRa wSre %r a.
bled in the Town Hall had cent word that tme
Police would interfere 10 far s possible to
lowed His (ths ChnrmanSl reply to this was that a.
the Police appeared the doors hSId tS Oe
sir G. Dixie said he thought 4 would be well the meet
o. yielding ain to tine 20 Ss aor Sy
passing the contemplated petition 70 pariSmTn.
for Improvement In regard tn voting
and redistribution Ot seats Accordingly
petition 10 that effect adoptsd the motion OF
Mr. Bramwe At this time, about r o'clock. the DOORS
forced open and then ensued most dsRracefll scene
gang of rough fellows rshed in fourshng bludgeons
with which they belabOred s around them most vR0r'
o,isW In this way they fought for themselves
waytoward the PLATFORM whore much ghting took
place Tho ruans with the budgeOns which consisted of
stout ash sticks quite regardless whom they eed
with their m,Tdsrous wsspon.. Among tho sufferers
were struck tho ground. 1t but right TO say that
while this violence duo to the fellows who forced
kind had previously been furnished from an
anteroom to parties OF te tSs
entrances to the hall while the worst Of the disturb
ance was going inside not policeman was TO be seen
sefwsrd found to be- standing outside there seems TOO
much reason for saying that the police arrangemen
after the light to hold another meeting. but the crowd
In of about an hour wero induced TO dsperse
after ard disturbed ~ any serious cxtent