The New York herald., 1871-12-16
L'lNTER RN ATIONALE. B.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE PARADE
THE LINE OF MARCH UNCHANGED.
A Letter from Mr.. Banks on the
Merits of the Society.
George Wilkes On the
Situation.


Situation.
The parade OF the InternatiOnasts which IL IA
come Oh tomorrow. gave great many people who
are not OF the order great deal TO talk about
yesterday. There is no doubling the fact tnat the
great majority OF the people are strongly in favor
of the pr0cess0n's taking place. but their leaning
toward the lnternatiOnals seemed to proceed more
from the opposition to the parade the authorities
had made than from any particular feeling OF ad-
mlrat0n the general run OF the public has for the
men who nave determined to commemorate the
death Of Rossel by funeral pageant. 1t Is pretty
certain that there very large class OF persons in
the community who do not look upon
THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE PARADE
with any degree OF favor; but they are
not OF that particular class who are
ever ready to make q disturbance. SO 1t
may be safely concluded that, despite whatever
feeling the sraightlaced portion of the CON-
munity may have as to the proprety or the process.
sion on Sunday, the paraders nave nothing to fear
from active or rather, violent opposition. Indeed,
II Is than probable. JudGlng from present cir
cumstances that the procession will be renrold
| greater than 1t would have been last Sunday had
the police authorities not made fools OF themselves
| by trying 10 put stOD to
THE CONSTITUTIONAL WALK
In the streets the Internationals had made up their
mind 10 take, and thus what might have been very
small affair Will have been made In the end an ex-
traordinary one, simply because four men had not
the good sense enough to derive profit from the
bitter lesson they were taught last July In the case
Of the Orangemen. No better evidence Of TINS fact
could BE adduced than that all day yester.
day the committee Of arrangements were busily en-
gagged IN answering letters addressed to them from
trades unions OF all kinds, who. while extending
their sympathies requested TO nave place assigned
to them in the procession 1t Is quite possible, ir
all the societies and organizations civil as well as
semtmilitary, which have expressed their Intention
OF Deng on hand to do honor to the occasion
prove as good as their word, the parade win
number many thousands. However, there are those
who pretend to know Of wnat they affirm who con-
tend that there is no feature about the parade
wnea may lead 10 70 ds9raer sps Of very serious . Kind
being OF the display IN charge do hot exercise the
most wonderful care ana tact, and that ls that the
FREE TO EVERYBODY.
In other words, the parties who have taken epon
have extended an invitation to the pubc at large 10
Join IN the tramp through the streets Those who
nve eas on s dea a
societies OF men who desire nothing better
sn he e parade ea9s say
ever KIND OF banners, with whatever kind OF
notices, they please; lor 1t Is contenaed that the
getting up the demonstration would
BROOK NO INTERFERENCE
the MsA Procession pro s " csrFyins xSatsSsT banner
or wearing whatever % xnd , 0i UNIFORM ha no,,Ce ne
sss are not little Nervous TINS oEs
and that the force wll be put upon their guard,
squeicner on any party or parties who may oe pro-
lectlng plans to get into The parade Tor the pur-
suit Sy oifensVe banner mottoes 70 other classes IN
the community. II Is but Just IN TINS connection
win be said or done on Sunday that viii give
0nence to ANYBODY who does not sympethixe with
II se psfa
Banks yesterday on Mt the Subject Of the parade and
ne stated tnat the line Of march would be
s ae a same no as na %asver 0r vo
be made from the general plans as ~ how
the parade was to be conducted The reporter had
O conversation also with member OF the so-caed
Feaera Council last evening. and the member, who
is considerable OF an enthusiast remarked in refer
erence TO the prOpriety Of changing the line Of
MANY cHuRouEs oEiNc ON THE ROUTE
that ~ was n~- Iault OF the internationas
% ..Bat" w said the reporter, 'the people who go to
interrupted by the music Of the bands.n
.'rnat can be easily prevented" said the member.
! .Let those particular people be particularly de-
vout at the mornng services and not 90 to The
afternoon services"
Tue rcporrer thought this was rather summary
way OF putting an end TO the complaints OF the
! cnurch-gocrs and pursued his inquiries no lurther
| The headquarters oil the society, No. OS Grand
| street. was the scene OF considerable hustle and
CONFUSION last evening. The Committee Of Arrange.
! memts held a long session. and Roodly NUMBER OF
| the members were ON hand, and reports from the
various committees were being constantly re-
ceved. There was every now and then sharp
talk on the proprety Of adopting thls that and the
other plan ior tine dividing OF the sections during
| the parade, Uut the discussions were OF no great
moment, even when they extended TO topics ont
o. the range OF the committees jurisdiction There
were many OF the members who had an idea that
all OF International subjects could be dissected
al committee meeting as well as In Federal
Council' but they were made TO things In their
! proper hight In the long run without doing any
\ damage. The main business done was Arranging
the premlnaries for the parade and sending out
Instructions 10 the various sections as TO the part
and places they were to have in the procession.
after the meeting busted themselves In making up
large batch OF correspondence to be sent to-mor-
low 10 the various organizations which intend to
The following letter handed to the HERALD
! reporter ne was leaving the meetiny;-
| TO rus EDITOR OF the HERALD:-
You would Justice to the International workngmen's
Association BY Inserting IN your paper ras peoge Of all
oSS fsssss''' S'' ners
on na NEXT s1a 70 ION w Us IN
them that, matter how sensitive they may
Ds,ona woSinsmsns sone can their coasc
tions &c fully The they he the
ing his moral worth and his wealth. As testimony
s as ns as & :as
Bourgeose Catholic and creme1 Jew kespec,igliy
According to the estimates already made the
members OF the Federal Councilr set the number
Of the actual paraders at 10000 Of course as
everybody invited to join the parade, there WIN
be hundreds VINO VIII tramp along In crowds Tor the
fun OF the thing, and thus swell the number I'm.
mensely.
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