The New York herald., 1871-07-11

was owing 10 wt,iam that ne was the last. More
over proestants ia Ireland might well exult over
there was no form OF injury which they had not sus
tanned M the hands OF the Catholics. Tyrconnel's
| were sufficient TO SOW the seeds OF lasting enmiy
| between Protestants and Catholics. All this
Taf nut the Of the
tury IN the nineteenth, or for transpanting them
from the banks Of the Boyne to the greatest city q
religious freedom II Is worse than folly TO fan into
| fresh life the flames OF religious and political AMI
mosties which are dying out even In the countries
where they originated. We have therefore ADVISED
the orangemen to give up "a pocession which Is at
The line taken by the Roman Catholics In refer.
TO as Is 20 Ss % nat
tolerance OF James H. Is really thing OF the past
% s s sS ssS @
SaG ne y
.at once and forever, cutting down svery
orangeman ~ the procession, and to be found
about him. on Saturday evening another meeting
OF Irish Catholics was held at Washington Hail, at
1hn 20 ne
men are boas!lng IN the same spirit They VIII teach
me Protes,ants, they say, to understand that the
procession cannot safely show Its head in the
streets New York belongs 10 the Catholics, and the
sSene the public are made TO understand that fact
This spirit VIII not surprise those who have
watched rhe growth Of Intolerance on The part or
Roman Catholics here. They are not satisfied with
arpropriatng to themselves the lions snare or the
money given to charitable institutions. They are
simply resolved to set up State Church here, ani
TO drive protestGDnsm 10 take shelter IN holes ana
corners. That Is their platform and they mean 10
carry ii out If they Thev are nc uIst 10 cohlpin
OF intalnrs snce-eveu an article Ill the 1tleS pead
ing Tor equal toleratlon for all secIs arouses their
vlrtuous indgnation-while at the same time they,
In accordance With tho traditions OF their Church,
are the lrst to set examples OF the worst kinds OF
Intolerance. SO lar rs right goes the Orangemen
as much entitled TO march Ia procession as the
Papsts The IRISH Catholics take Possession OF the
CITY whenever they happen TO want It, and the ac-
complised Mayor Is ever ready TO stand In front OF
the City Hall and nod his head to the leaders they
pass. like Chinese joss. The accomplished Mayor,
and those less accomplished persons who are
responsible with HIN Tor the peace OF the CITY, have
now had fpll and air warning that the Ca,holcS IN
tend TO cut down ali men, women and chtdren WHO
attempt TO march In an Grange procession on the
no small part o. the responsibility for any disturb
| ange Which takes place. the police can preserve
| order II they urs made TO % it. But Ene police
| geuerally are on the side Of the meek
| and penitent Catholics. Consequently some per-
suaslon Will have to be used to induce them to do
| their duty. superintendent Kelso must expect 10
pass bad time the 18th II the Catholics are per-
miited TO carry out their threats on the 18th. And
the Mayor VIII find something to occupy his atten-
said to take delight. but In which his progress Is
almost as slow as that OF Tweed, who cannot write
letter Without suffering grevous agonles, or that
OF Fisk who Is under the 1mpressi that II Is proper
| TO spell cart with X, and TO use little when
! writing in the first person.