The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-12
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY T. SHEET.

rallv constituted authorities Of this state fully
protect all peaceful assembages OF our lnhaoants,
using every means al tder command TO enforce tnis
proclamation assuring all such properly coistituieu
authorities that in the event Of the lnsuhiciency OF
the ordinary local power the entire power OF Tue
state WILL il necessary. be called into exercise to
compel at any cost respect for ana obedience 10
our laws And do further enjoln upon tne s ne,'
Bile together tomorrow the exercise OF tue W
most patience ami discretion In the pursuahce y.
their rights, bearing IN mind that 10 u IaIeo
portion OF our fellow citizens the peculiar OCCASION
OF their gathering Is deemed an unnecessary reVIVM
OF an ancient political and religious 1eud OF 10 gen
era interest 10 the great body OF American citl-
Zens: and that, though they are sustained III tneT
right to peacefully assemble togethef .ney arr r 10y
no means sustained, firmly believe, by any large
number OF sincerely patriotic ana CHRISTIAN peore
In the expedency OF the exercise OF that rignt ~
Given at the Executive Chamber in the city OF
Trenton, this llth day OF july IN the year OF our
Lord 1871 aud OF the independence OIL the Uhteu
''a''s u "'He'i'A '"0 Ar THEo. +. RANDOLPH
Attest--SAMUEL 4. BROWN, Private Secretary.
Soon after the receipt OF this Major General Rum
yon tele4 raphed Colonel W. L. Rogers 10 have the
Fourth regiment ana Major Harris battalion unuer
arms at seven O'Clock this morning. Colonel Rogers
called meeting Of the officers last evening and the
necessary arrangements were made.
Disturbances are not feared, however, unless the
threatened invasion from New York Is carried into
eject.
THE FEELING IN NEWARK.
From Information received IN Newark yester-
day from Jersey City 1t would seem as though an
outbreak in The latter place were inevitable. IN
ike the authorities OF the metropolis those IN Jersey
have determined NOT TO Interfere WIN the liberty OF
the citizen but 10 Ia ke all precautionary measures
to prevent any breach OF the peace Therefore, the
brIgadfer General commanding the Fourth brigade
OF state militia has issued orders 10 the First,
Second ana veteran regiments TO hold themselves
in readiness for call this morning. IL Is not thought
their services VIII be required In Newark but In
Jersey CITY. The routine for tins purpose mas been
satisfactorily arranged, and IN less tnan two hours
all the regiments OF the brigade can be concentrated
for action In case their services ae required the
following signals will be sounded oy the main
fire tower BELL .
For the First regiment to assemble ten strokes,
followed by one. ..
For the Second regiment ten strokes, followed
by twO
For the Veteran regiment ten strokes, followed
by five.
A succession of ten strokes will be the signal for
general CALL
In Newark there is some anxiety OF trouble, but
not Il great deal. AT meeting OF the Orange Ass0-
citation Of that city held Oh Monday evening the
members concluded not to have any procession on
Wednesday III mat city. 1t was, however, agreed to
Join Ill the palade in New York. num-
Der OF persons objected to this, thinking II
would be better TO take no part fester-
day Mayor kicOrd, Chief OF Police CLASSIFY and
the sheriff held consultation, and 1t was agreed That
the police and SeTi'S forces should be prepared In
case there should be o local parade. and III case
there SHOULD he any attempt at q recurrence Of the
terrific riot some ten years ago. when st. Mary's
church was Quilted by the tniuriated mob and the
Cathe irai threatened.