New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
A TINE FOR REACTION COME.
Edftor Of The Tribune.

SIR: When, at the heel OF tie FrcnCh keNolu-
ton R0bc,piorTe Discovered himself y-cilW1ed by the
turbulence le had provoked, his conformation was ute
scrihaOie. lie took away On tho people Cod and ia%,
people unchecked by either conscience or law, turned
and rent lin. and IS II ot apet tihie IoI thc
ef ths city who nave stOou !Or tJh years az N1sl,e
Garden embracing ana CgrSssiug the motley crowds
rom ferei shores IN OFT 70 t secure Gef go g 70
wind which inevitably brings Inc harvest OF the Wlilri-
wind Aud the tine Tor ming has hot come, IL by
means owing % the p2Uodsld or the pCliy OF the
Demo ratio party Of NcW-lorl,
Are We uCt, indeed, I'm o p'ti2lln plight to-day
Tie metropolis OF couucu-ile chef city Gt i.Tty
millions Of Protestant American uoemcn-thGcr me
asI % cCn lcf'H he ys n.n.os
Of an ecclcslas despoj~ Shades Of the Pilgrim
Lot tine ind gaatioGq Ncv-YJlk the great dty OF
America il. really not American city. Its laws have
sents in few regards tie tUc type Of our civilization
aud We do not wonder that q naturalized Russian or
81 Ms au v vJsS "qSpy Coil thS test ia fo
one. New-Yorh politics arc aot American politics. AID
NewYOrk Mayors aud Governors not tie only men eli
gihle TO The Iigh places o. the n'tiol. ~, -
gotten by the Protestant voters Of tho land for this
Whole matter interpret II as you may is nothing mere
nor les tIs thrust Mt rel c5us Liberty What did The
reign Of william OF Orange mean What t.enihci the
victory Of BOyue AuLhiu but religious liberty All
tie political aspects Of those times but the results
and necessities Of the religious conflict. And am sorry
to see the procaatious good ana patriotic Governors
the leading journals taking Ito pains 70 hint ny way
Of parenhesis, that We have no sympathy with tbs
quarrel. true American has an interest every strife,
However petty, throughout the world where liberty is
battling for life. And the few Thousand Orangemen In
this country should be endeared TO for the principles
they hold and for the sentiments for which their fathers
bled. They have been neglected end ebowed aside by
us simply because they could not cast many votes at
the baobox and are too upright and selfrespecfu to
sell themselves to glnmi bosses and unprncpled poll
ticians say these men have been set aside and the
Roman Catholic horCes, who do the bulk OF the rum.
selling thieyng and ID numbering, end who have made
the safeguard Of lbertesOur Common school sys-
tem-are taken to our bosoIns with the most aeconae
But think sG, the time has come for reaction The
people are waking out Of sleep The Amercanborn heart
feels the fire of this agitation and II will speak here
after in way let the world know what 1t means 10
body OF tradesmen in this city, whom will not name
lest Tammany might 80 to throwing them crumbs have
long Democratic yet they have cast their last vote for
that party May God help others to also the things
'n Se5 fS2k FoJ Jay ia peace An oIO DEMOCRAT
HoFFMAN's REPUDIATIoN TOO LATE.
! SIR: Was ever political tTickeTy more man
fest than In the recent dOng Of city officials I'm
gard to the Orange parade ~ as Is asserted Gov Hod
| PRONUNCIATION OF Superintendent KesOs order Of sup
with his full consent and APPROVAL II he not in the
city stated was 1t necessary for him TO come all the
lamationi Could not have been done by telegraph
from the capital and published in the evening papers Of
There is no way Of avoiding the conclusion tina. the
Governor although seeing the stupid folly OF Tammany
own responsibility revoke IT. he had first to consult witt
his masters and then only by hours of argument Ut
he gain their consent to issue his manifesto authorizing
| the parade to go on.
This eleventh hour repentance cannot Tammany
the just indignation that has been aroused by III
cowardly trucking to the Catholic vote and even sex
sbe people Of that persuasion must be utterly Disguised
| Ut tricks so palpable.
They have stirred up feeling that the few months in
| tervening between now and November will not quiet
aud backward movement Oh their part can then
AMERIcUs
] A PROTESTANT RIsHMANs THANKS.
To the EditOT OF The Tribune.
| SIR For your noble response to the "Sur.
render Order published in this days TRIBUNE thanl
you most sincerely. Every word has my most cordia
appreciation. All such foreign displays produce ouly
evil Yet the Irish Protestants equally entitled Z
the protection aud encouragement OF the powers tina
be. 5. FITZPATRICK.
Saratoga Springs, July H. 1871.
WAS CHARLES O'CoNoR CONsULTEDf
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: VINO il responsible for the order OF
| Captain KelsOI 1t Is Charles OConor. He is the un
counsel under whose advice the order was made
He was coseted for three hours with A. o. Hall last
Monday. His "opniots" have carried the King over
| many rough spot, but will they save II howt
] Hep- York, July IL. JACKSON DEhocSAT.