The New York herald., 1871-12-12
The Parade Ordered for Next Sunday
Workingmen and Women Invited
to Join the Procession.
an INTERNATIONAL GUARD PROPOSED.
Moral Force Recommended-The Ballot
First and the Bullet IL Needful.
4 DEPUTATION TO GOV. HOFFMAN.
A Vote Of Thanks to the Herald for Its SYM
pathy and Moral Support.

General indignation was expressed yesterday In
the city In consequence OF the arbitrary and foolish
action OF the Police Commissioners in preventing
by force tho peaceful funeral services IN honor Of
the executed Paris Communists. Everywhere
where men were assembled-in the hotels, the pub
tic conveyances and on the streets-the police order
was denounced tyrannica unJustinable and
dangerous. The members OF the International
Association were, perhaps, less violent In
their dLnunciaions OF the blunderers az police
headquarters than citizens not aflated with
the famous order; for the workiLgmen be-
hevc that justice viii be done them. Indeed 1t
may be safely asserted that public opinion was
scarcely less pronounced on the days preceding the
bloody twelfth OF July in favor Of determined
vindication Of equal rights than yesterday. It
did not seem on the day presiding the issue Of
Kelso's famous order 81, remarked gentleman to
the writer, that there would be any disturbance
whatever; but that outrageous command stirred
the pubic mlnd as on the day when Sumter fell,
and then nothing could prevent the contest beweun
The
FRIENDS AND FOES OF LAW AND ORDER.
That another calamity ike that Of July last did not
take place on Sunday is entirely que TO the modera.
uon and great good sense OF the Internationals.
II one society is permitted to have funeral pro-
cessons IN the streets, was argued, then another
society sAola not be debarrel from the same priv.
pege; and II II were conceded, as 1t Was conceded
N the case Of the orangemeu, that to .'assemble
peaceahly' In tue streets is right then the Inter-
patonalists had that right. But the men who de.
sired to honor the memory Of Kossel and his brother
victims Of reactionary hate did not propose to dis
turb the people In the churches for the hour named
tor the funeral PROCESSION was one O'Clock, when, as
Is well krown the churches are all closed; and be-
sices Dss, funeral service Is tn no sense of the
wcrd public meeting calculated to disturb the
public peace.n The sapient Commissioners OF Police
are the same, with the exception OF the wonderful
Anclllary, who were in authority when the streets
were T ed on certain sunday win the thieves
honor by q funeral procession
TIE REMAINS OF TUE MURDERER JOHN REAL,
end that funeral procession was not interiered
Tllh but, on the contrary was protected BY the
police. Then the Fenian brotherhood the Father
Mathew societies, ana other bodies OF citizens have
meetings undisturbed. Why then did the Police
Commissioners become so anxious for "the sancuty
Of the Sabbath y when the InternationallSts pro-
posed 10 have funeral processions
These and remarks OF similar character were
iact &C wide spread was the feeling OF indignation
that In all pr9bablllty the numbers OF the Inter.
naa,onalss will Pc 9usdrSSp;sa before Sunday next
s4ss Sa%sS n SSsaSy
pd Hs % he 6y peS Tss Il sfa sso1 oSoS SaHs
frozen 70 deatn in company ny with the the usual crowd
pr prostitutes aud qrlnkards:-G George a. Allen,
painter, borp IN the gnted statesi HlSh McGregor,
sop 0Ssn hsln3 3s alsis seeasS eHaSsn ssoS sgS
born IN defmahyi Johp, uslbert paintef, born in
HSss En- n Ds asdek g %o s9 I'D 4 n, ny qSUT q
Police Magistrates to open Court at sunrise]. The
In line before Ills Honor. They bore themselves
with dignity ana l. Mcomgosure, their conduct con
Certainly no men could look more like the danger
Dus cassesn commissioners Mauierre, Hank smith
and Ancillary are SO afraid OF.
TIE COURT ROOM WAS FILLED
with sympathizing lnteinationallsts and people
Drawn to the scene by curiosity. The former were
0istinguishabe by their respectable appearance. as
much as by the red ribbon badge or scarf winch
most OF them wore. The five Communists, II such
they really are, were also distinguished by red
the arm or breast, or both. Two wore red neckties
IN addition.
The magistrate asked what the charge was and
why the men were arrested. Captain Byrne and
Dncers Barry aud REYNOLDS then squared them
selves 70 explain. Barry SAID that he made the
were the prisoners, were
TALKING LOUD, CHEERING AND DISTURBING THE
PEAcE.n
O11cer Reynolds maze q similar statement. He
sad, There were five or six at tue head OF the
orowd but there oI, was no organization The crowd
Justice SHANDLEY-The prisoners con 60. "Ther
punishment has certainly been enough for their
bnence.n
Most OF the people IN the Court thought so Zoo,
hnd as the Internatlonalists lert with their friends
looked their sympathy. Mr.. Allen carried his nag
away with him under his coat The Gag was car
tfed oy him on Sunday and was fully described In
Eesterdays HERALD There was something of
bcene outside the court room. The Internaonalists
20 the number OF fifty or sixty gathered round their
liberated brothers and cheered them heartily.
and the entire party moved away to get another OF
their captured banners from the Fifteenth precinct
Etation house-and their breakfast. Both objects
we're attained and the excitement was over for the
morning