The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09
,oRK HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 87l-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

Devil himself the Irish nature Ia opposed Religion
had no influence 10 this case and II Is absurd to
suppose mat the Irish would 0bstruct o procession
of any sect under heaven. The Orangemen are OF
no sect They are
and are responsible for the blood that was shed.
But look at the way American newspapers have ig-
nJred altogether occurrences In the past far tOuler
and more insulting to American law than the riot OF
the 18th. Remember the Boston riot, where Irish
soldiers carrying out the legal orders OF the Ameri-
can government, were murdered In the streets by
an aOoutlou moo. Remember the riots OF Baltimore,
Pnila lelphix and Louisville, where Know Nothing
mobs burned down Catholic converts and churches
ana slaughtered Catholic men. And these are the
SAME SET OF FELLOWS
who are filing the land with The cry OF Irish Cath
ono Intolerance. No wonder am indignant when
against no hideOus Know Nothing riots where poor
delenceless Irish men and women were set upon py
armed mObs ana massacred. When they rebuke
these instances OF the past will be time enough Tor
them 70 refer 10 Irish Catholic intolerance"
There y good deal OF sense IN what inc Colonel
says. The sooner we get ma Oi sect arian wranglng
the better, and God speed the day when tue bgot OF
any creed will be thing OF the past.
Commodore Vanderbilt standing as
STRAIGHT AS PINE TREE.
and looking as nOrld as dollhouse peach walks the
Drecs anS IN Sack the
tessellated vesuDule OF The Union Hotel Sherln
0'Brien, innocent OF whiskers and gay as maIa'
tempIaung coup G6-ai next fall on the forces Of
Times with lis late statistical paoulum and tlat he
mas immense petroleum. ana nitro .gl ycerine bomb
shells on p the ca be-
or President but that he wants to be something
You need have no doubt.
JUDGE HILTON ON THE TIMES.
Here Is Judge Hilton leaning comfortably back IN
ON arm char, dressed In summer costume, which
sSp ana 0F the 20 Of me
art ID an easy and graceful flung summer SUIT.
Wen. Jun e." inquire, how serene yon look pol;
while the Times is scteechng for the heavens 10 iall
on top OF you and Peter b. Sweeny and some
others" ii have no reason" responded the Judge,
"tO be concerned about what the Times says Oh me
and the administration OF the Parks but the Times
has reason be concerned Tor Its character IN the
statements 1t has made. they are SO
RECKLESS AND GROUNDLESS
that anybody OF the least reflection can see It, 80
that whatever credit 1t may gain from the pubic in
pure Intent to ialsily aud SANDER See the rldcu-
lous comparison il makes about the cost oil the Gen.
trai Park and the cost OF the city parks. Why there
Is one acre alone o. the Central Park where the Ter
race Is tnat cost million OF dollars but 1t takes the
whole area and divides II into the total amount
expended, and says each acre cost 50 much, when
there plenty of acres in the Central Park that
cost hardly any thing at all, because the ground was
there ready to hand aud didn't require 70 be made
and never thinks OF mentioning the promenade anc
curb that were maze around It, and which art
included In the amount. With the
PRESENT RATES " LABOR
the work could not possibly be done less. The
Times Is making itself simply ridiculous IN this
matter. ae;y any man to Ill the position hold
and have the work done any better or cheaper. II
is no S,Decure TO me. l have five thousand work
men to look after, and people make q mistake Il
they think there are any idiers or lOafers among
them. Every man OF them has to earn his wages OF
he gets none. We are dong what every citizen
looks upon rs q good work Tor the city, and think
we ought TO have the support in place OF the sneers
and ISLANDERS Of the Times. That story about put
ting up fountain to ornament Mr.. Stewards pro-
perty Is simply Imaginable the fountain was put
there because 1t was Part OF the plan of improve
ments without any regard whatever as to whose
property might be In The vicinity. What 1t state
about an engine being employed at fabulous Cost
to pump up water Tor this fountain Is pure fabr
cation 1t Is waste OF time to set One's SELF to the
task OF cOntradicting everything which paper SO
disposed as the Times Is now publishing. 1t Will
fnd the recoil OF
ITS UNPRINCIPLED CHARGES
against the department with which am connected
Will be far more damaging TO itself than am thing
can say can possibly be to me-"
All OF which the Judge said without any trace OF
feeling. Indeed. any one listening to Judge HlltOn's
clear and candid explanation oil the work in his de-
partment OF the city government would have little
doubt OF the Times exaggerati0ns.
Judge lngranam, In black, with
HIGH SHIRT COLLAR
and an antique hat, moves up ana down the balcony,
wearing an expression o. most serene contentment.
Or the New Workers I might mention Horace f..
family, Henry Smith, Captain oscar Coles, Warden
Tracey, Lntber Latin Captain Cunningham, Robert
Sgufres. Rutsei Snge. D. r. Carver Hnu James H..
Coleman. Governor buckingham, OF Connecticut, Is
here. and 20 are Senator'S sawyer and Robertson, OF
South Carolina. The weather is becoming much
warmer than II has BEEN and the rush 10 Lake
George Is Immense.