The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
NEW YORK.
THE UNJUST JUSTICE SHAN
DLER.

NEw-YoRK, July 2o.--A lady calling
herself Mrs. Hortense Watson, alleged 10
be the wife Of Judge Watson, of Califor-
nia, was prosecuted to-day by Coleman
Macy, proprietor Of the Coleman house,
Tor hotel bill. Her council produced ! t.
tiers to prove that she was the wife Of
Judge Watson, and said that she did not
intend 10 defrsud, but that she was disap-
pointed in renittances from California.
Justice Shandler sent her TO the pcni-
tcntinry for two months. She swoonod
when removed to prison.
b NEw-YoRK, July 2o.--At q meeting Of
tho
oiDIos LOYAL LEAGUE
Of Orangsmen, last evening. resolutions
were adopted thanking Gov. Hoffman, the
military and the police for the protection
Afforded them on the 12th.
At an indignation
MEETISG OF THE IRIsH.ANERIcAS
CITIZENS,
held last night, Stephen J. Meary, in a
speech, said; "How can we avenge the
blood Of the men which has been shed 2
How are we to secure proper protection
in this country for men 5f our own race
Shall Orangemen and know-nothings rule
this city, Never n,verl' said the
speaker, "shall the scene Of Wednesday
last be permitted again When he saw
the dead on Wednesday his blood curdled
in his soul, and he prayed ~ Gsd that he
would live too see the day when the act
would be avenged. [Cheers.l 1t WAS
hard to see armed ruffians shooting down
innocent men and women for the crime Of
looking upon foolish Orangemen. Wo-
men had been made widows and children
orphans for the caprice Of one man, in
Albany, who came 10 New York to re-
woke the humane order OF the mayor.
A voice: Hang him on the lamp post.
Neary-Noi Mol .tuu rs
My friends, pledge myself that every
drop Of blood shed that day shall be legal
ly avenged IL there be law in New York
never again shall such occurrences be per-
mitted in New York never again shall
organized rufiians be allowed to insult
We have efooght to uphold the Constitu-
tion Of the United States (cheers) and the
Legislature mus, prohibit such professions
Iiscannot do less than the English House Of
Commons which prohibits Orange pro-
cessions in Ireland. When was al
Orangemsn found fighting the battles Of
the Union. Hibsrnians and Catholics
have kept aloof from the parade
that day. II they had not done SO there
would DO a different story to tell. II the
law does not vindcate ITSELF then I may
say something else to you at another time
Gov. Hoffman should never receive the
votes Of Irishmen. Never no, never!
TESSIE C. CLAFLIS
publicly announces herself a candidate for
congress from the eighth district.
At convention ofth
CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
tonight, a resolution censuring the militia
ry for firing, on the 18th instant, was vot-
ed down. ''t
John BAylan, in letter,
that Gen. McQuAde was sent by Governor
Hoffman TO see Mayor Hall on the Mon
day morning before the riot or that he
saw the mayor at all that morning. This
information Mr.. Bay ylan says he has from
Gen. McQuade himself. Mr.. Baylan ad-
mits that Gen. McQuade told him to write
to Gov. Holman long letter on Monday
night, and advise him to come to New
York as he anticipated trouble He says
at that time Monday night he had no
knowledge of Halls PROCLAMATION suG-
pending the Orange parade; consequent
ly he did not write anything Of the kind
70 Hoffman.