The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-12

Council Of the Het.Headcd Hibernians Whs
have kicked Up All the Row.
There was large crowd around Hibernia Hail
hast night, but not rs large as the night before.
They were mostly assembled In sm all groups, dis
cussing the and talking the prospects OF
the coming morrow. Among them were many OF
real hard working element of the city, anu very
little OF the rowdy.
The conversation generally was carried on IN
pnile loud tone Of TILL q strange face made It's
appearance In the group. Then a sudden husn and
tile strangers measure was taken by twenty pairs
OF eyes at once, which glared at him asksnt almost
JerocIously.
OPINIONS were given freely that in spite Of the
order OF Chief Keiso the Orangemen would surely
parade. And they were determined to be ready for
them.
"Ye'n note see the Orangemen shtandin out on
the walks OF the Streets giving away their minds to
livery man. said sturdy fellow. VINO was lean
ing against the green pillar that supports tue time
hopored mansion.
mot dam wun iv thin. they are too foxy fur
that answered companion near him.
'Och. I'm sck OF this blather This Is where they
do al their gghtin'. I'm going up stars come
Tim, come along" said the cautious man.
Up stairs is a long room, with a low ceiling, FUR
nished with plain wooden benches, rough floor
through which tue nau heads stick up prominently.
They are bright and polished are these nal neadS
from g0od 50 III 1ABCIng IL the Iangan'S BAH style
On the 1enches The delegates are seated all engaged
III CONVERSATION, waiting Tor the meeting 10 COM
MeDce. Leaning against the walls are more or
them, and The ROOM Is su1ocaflngy not. The meet
ing called Tor eight O'Clock, hut the clock
siT keS nine te.ofe rele Is any appearances oil COM
menoing operations AT last there is a movement
around the table In ue centre OF toe ROOM ard a
stsu man. Win rel EJstee aud ioDg hair and fore
head PROMINENTLY de.eioped at the eyeorows, comes
Evety one pow was 81 attention. The President.
Mr.. Thomas Aerrlgan. said there was no occasion
AND he would at once proceei to BUSINESS. Ihey
were calico here tonight or tDe purpose oil taking
action "a reereLce to the proclamation issued 10y tue
Chef q, Ponce, James :. Aelso. He sad that ther
motive, obecG and purposes mad beer
MIsREFaEsENrE2 By a fuRT.OS or TIE PRESS,
yes ecally that pi aIed sheet, the Tine They wish
10 huri forth tner asnunciaIon Of the tonl SANDER.
For hat purpose he moved that coIomitiee he
a. pointed 10 prepare al address TO the American
people, informing IN IN Of thelr aims and o. ectS.
MIR. r.. l.. CAREY then insde 4 long spseca in favor
OF the motion. denying ta2t the QpposlLop MAS based
Oh releIous srouAds, as seine d the Irsiestanls
were Jatilesuakes ana TIE Isinaeies OF tneir coun-
try. AiiUr Tins ine noti@o was pat and carried amid
~ e.s are lr1yds: au yes want IL to gt yer
names IA tie papers, c1ed one of the fre-eafing
portion Of the convention an % out rom yes
d2nln poIteeshau9 amy way" lac excited genie.
TIM: bui ID 3 ire soon broke out IN another place
Sosnc man Cm tue ugtOvI districts objected 20 8ay
par.Ig addresses except these W had placed them.
rclt Is al record. he wanted 90 cowaros coming
here o. fhe last mo'neat when
ggfE 4ROVELL WAS ALL OVER
INST 10 nsas.e CA gilal FOR themselves.
TIE iaunI lBas thrown ont gave rise 10 a great
deal Of leonpg. and ihe chairman ha1 considerapie
dlllcuity III Restoring order. one delegate eA.
piessed a particular iesre 10 bust the ''sno0t1 OF
anuR.r delegate. cuiet beng restored the com
n,iiJee was appOiD. ed 10 ofBft TIE address. mo
ton yas incn made 10 adjourn sc meet tomorrow
magi niD AIRY. anl III nessiTy, prOceed 10 !eIse1,
taid a voice IA tle audience. %,
.lIs' Dut where are tne arms they promised u ~
said another. ,.,s. e.o.
anulacr they plinL, IN tn arn.irIes
The President then said. ''GeDteElen, ID IS coo