The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

battlefield of this country. When did
ever an Orangeman fight for the laud OF
his adoptiony Kisses and "Never. !"
WHAT WILL HE SAY AT ANOTHER TIME!
"Ths Hibernians and Catholics no.
bly, kept aloof from the parade. If they
had not, there would be different story
to tell to day. If the counsel Of our
beloved Archbishop and the clergy and
the warnings of the press had not re
J strained their just disgust, where would
those $50 Orangemen have been-where
the brave Eighty-fourth Misses -
What excuses have these towards for
their recklessness? One militiaman
may have been hit on the head with a
stone; one militiamau may have been
shot by another miitiaman. Three Or.
angemen are said to have been slightly
hurt, and for this sixty men have died,
and God knows how many more are
making for the good office of the under.
taker. | don't know how the Irish
nature is able to restrain itself. But |
ask you to continue to restrain your
selves now Another time l may have
something different to say to you.
Will the Oraugemen be allowed to
perade, or will he be shot down? |
leave that question to you, to be pun
dersd over, to be talked about, and to
be religiously preserved until the proper
times comes for answering it aloud. =
Never forget the man who sanctioned
the insult to you on the 18th, should
be ever come up as candidate for any
official position. Ii full jus'icy isn't
done, it will be n fault of u inc or Of
the geutlemeA who act with me.
RED RAIN IN NEW YORK. .
Asa wind up, MIR. Meany read
highly inham'natory poem, entitled
"Red RAIN" which is published in the
last number of the Irish Democrat -
He spoke throughout in very impas-
stoned mauuer, which Wa cunningly
calculated to arouse The worst passions
of his txcitable audience At times,
when their feelings reached state bor-
dering on frenzy, they gave vent to
their impotent wrath IN fearful yels and
cries Then he artfully limited at this
or that means of revenge, and followed
with useless plcadings for self-control.
When Mr.. M,auy had resumed his
seat, the President appointed Com.
mittee, consisting OF Major Butler.
Martin Hanley, and Daniel Criumins,
to draft resolutions coudemning the
National Guard, and expressing the
contempt of the meeting for Gov. Hof.
man. Mr. O'Bricn said he would d.
rect the Committee 10 operate with the
Irish brigade officers in finding out
such of the MALTA as fired without Or
ders and impeaching them for murder.
COUNTING THEIR CHANCES.
Mr.. Mullady, of Mountoy Prison,
next arose and SAID that the late riot
developed one fact, namely That the
militia arc not capable Of qucIIiug any
riot which may be attempted IN the fu-
ture. Otherwise Mr. MuIady was non
committed
During his remarks man at the end
of the room yelled out: I" Give me the
until shoot him."
This caus d great uproar for few mo.
meuts.
Major ID. p. Conyngham was The next
speaker. lie thoroughly Endorsed
Stephen J. Meany. This was no time
for lrishmen to be beating around the
bush. After denounciug the MALTA as
murderers and again indorsing Mr.
Meany, Mr.. G. subsidized.
SPEECH OF DIR. WATERS.
DR.. Walters arose and after apologize
inefor the short time he had been 10
the country said {" have been present
at many battles, but for the extent of
murder that occurred never saw
more dead mcu." He contiou9d: 4" [
felt myself profoundly moved to fad
vcngence. Bide your time. Win a
by the law, and if you dou't
Succeed-Jou can do something else."
MIR. Hanloy now reid the following
resolutions, which like those passed by
luC liiou VI tuC VI
The 18th. had been prepared before
hand.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
At an indignation meeting of Irish.
A merican citizens of the Nineteenth
Ward, he'll July 10, 1871, the follow.
pg resolutions were introduced
Whereas The Governorof this State,
~ issuing his proclamation of protec.
ion to the Orange Society on the 10Th
ii July, in opposition to the Mayor of
his city, is responsible for all the limo.
cent blood that was shed on that day.
Resolved, That we, as Iaw-abiding
citizens of this city protest 10 our might
q behalf of the wilful and malicious
accusations made against our race by
ow-miuded bigot', who would faio
make it pretext for religious war.
ResotOed, That We, as 4 liberty low
ug and liberal people, fling back with
10 the teeth Of our enemies
ho oh thaf mo ora eoota,;o,