The New York herald., 1871-07-14

battered, out rney Iormed themselves invo . COM
niIlee. each OF whom was TO consider himself
AN ENIssARY or PEACE
An night long did some OF these devoted men "a.
aress themselves TO task. and the success which
~ s classes ss Of me commanita Not life Was
teopardized, not . drop of blood was shed. inc
programme was abandoned; the state secretary OF
the Hibernians. as well o. other prominent mem-
pers OF the order,
yIELDEp TO rae PRESSURE,
ena p ,9s ss 81 ner oawers Out o
the hand OF 2,o0O men who would AS certainly ~
the rising OF tine sun have lung themselves upon
the forty-eight Crangemen, the 100 police ana tie
800 mintiamen, only four ma9e their Appearance Id
. threatening attitude the streets and these ysre
quietly put out OF the way BY their 'elo~ ihbers.
six HUNDRED QuARRyxEs
from weehawken and Jersey hnents were 10 Join
IN the attack; but these, too were .aduced to stay
ct home, though 1t was only Al re last honr they
abandoned their purpose Tpey were determined,
but quieL TIL the proclamation OF Governor RAN
doiph appeared ms only exasperaed them, as
they regarded 1t In the light Of q challenge On
rick accompanied oy an ex- alderman. whose name
has been assocaei with objects OF charity and
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cuss the question OF the Grange parade. The sp.
pearance u the City Father had
MOST PAclFYING EFTEcr
sili mention was made Of the proclamation of
bis st down on the table Win fearful T s shump ana
remarked. Then, gentlemen. wen not back down;
We Know well what Randoiphi Is; he would SUPPORT
show him now that he and all his soldiers and
Police won't be hali as much IN our way q ciump
OF brown turf or pot OF coicannon."
These remarks. which seemed full OF deep signin-
canoe 10 the warm-blooded Ceits. were loudly ap-
mpassioned tone ior nearly an hour as i%pIored
HIS countrymen who heard nim 70 Danish now and
forever from their midst
THE INFERNAL DEMON OF ANIxosIrY.
Which makes Cork hate Derry even worse than
sctlle let them remember that tins was not the
place, the time, nor the manner Americans were
ieod as nothing less than reiTi Gus strife Irish.
men could not reasonably expect hat the
Spectators wnile men comng on their shores from
. foreign country were nghung with each other on
the puohc streets. Such conduct would postpone
CHANCES OF IRRLAND's INDEPENDENCE
for quarter OF a century,
ers, who At once began to redect seeing that the
advice was rendered by man IN whom they could
men OF violence and blood were stayed In ineir
fearful purpose. Governor Randolph might now,
VIZ" s0n' osnsR or ~ sFScSsunyss rss"'su '"e
and bestow the first decorations the members Of
the Knights OF St Patrick OF Jersey City.
THE POLICE
we're active IN the full Of tho word, active
that IN their zeal to preserve the peace they treated
were roughly handled for refusing walk along
the sidewalk, and II any turned to demonstrate ne
wss hauled 10 the station. perhaps
CLUhBED AND THEN LOCKED UP.
most greyous case was that OF John Rourke, a
Weapons m his possession. HIS case aroused The
attention OF the people 70 such pitch that Leon
:. eS u S" at Ss @
mOur refused 10 accept It. They then demanded
jury trial forthwith and this was OF necessity
TRIAL LASTED ALL NIGHT,
and at eight O'Clock yesterday morning the jury
prompt action OF the counsel alluded 70 tnis man
kOurEe would have been now IN the Caunty jail
But with the exceptions adverted to some very
poresnt Ina arrests v we're made Men were taken
eommotion. Forty-four arrests were made during
the day and It Is que to Chief of Police Acwiliams
TO state that the 20 moe OF prevention" maxim In
pressed by him on the members OF the ponce force
saved the city much trouble.
fAg JERSEY MILITIA.
The cold shoulder which the public OF Newark
has Tor years past turned the cixen soidIery Is
mes. and ine so,ur Of the various organizations Of
mliitary. For years past Colonel Ward, the COM
used OF % oss
TO induce the City Fathers and, through them, the
people TO take some proper interest IN the or9sniza
needed. but the contemptibe
MRANNEss or THE CITY AUTHORITIES.
or the people whom they represent, would not sane.
tion the spending OF dollar towards providing the
great desideratum. This Is the same parslmOny
not OF gratitude to the foreiathers who sleep he
sleep that knows no earthly waking IN the old
burning ground. On "Wednesday, when three regi.
ments OF militia were ordered under arms, 1t was
sound necessary TO quarter one In the same old
bury1Dg ground no other place being at the dis
p0sal Of the city. Another regiment was
COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER
IN fbe Rink and yesterday the nice little bill was
presented 10 the commanding on1cer, Colonel James
Peckwell. His command or himself VIII have TO
foot the bil Thus not only 10 1t necessary for these
brave fellows TO rive their time and attention toward
aiming order and peace IN the community. but
they are actually required ~ foot the absolutely
necessary bis incurred besides. Or course no body
OF men would stand such outrageous treatment ss
ths. and Yesterday reslgnatiOns were beng In
abundanty, ainony them that OF the gallant
Peckweh himself, than whom no Eore s0ldieriy
man ever wore the Cclonel's eagles. He has
for many years been closely identified with lhe MI
ilfia, anu his retirement from It under such
stances Is hFeiy 10 bring about a wholesone reac-
ton and an unloosing Of municipal money bags.
Yesterday General kunyon, Commander OF the
Guard issued
A GENERAL ORDER
the troops for she alacrity with which
the order TO turn out was ooeyed IN conclusion the
General sald:-"The effective condition Of the troops
Nhe FIRST brigade, ordered out iOr active duty and
the readiness exhibited by the Second brigade in
tneir tender OF service are worthy OF special recoQ
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