The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13
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may felolcs l9 81 laG, s9steSNn fSs 1tISoiof
ttothe came bfeezs Which warts tne saa1, stars
sbelChihanan; afei I'LL free to do
AsJse4rn4 I 0therd beat. 'The streets tf The
lf,iHSy lrfity ars ias free Cd them aa th are to rs
'The ssrna"laW Projects it,l1 alike, and ths
slar. spa aA9fed baiitier HbatF over Every eII11'
Heaven as "a sign That very m ;
sfibnalitv may fifld ari asylum here, aH aHd re-
ceIyeI rir6fectibft from Its folds, Which aTe
broad tnHueh to effvclon the Whole Garth
Til, American people care so little Tor St1eh
,eveuss' al The battle Of The Boyne. or the
,y;etofies iof the Germans, that we are WI.
ling tlfat those who d6' 'care f3t these things
may gloty Hs beH rllffasses rlf i thsfqa l,ua,i II.
~ s-.,rgrom the NaH Ypra Sun.1 '@ar o.'
THE CITY, AyTHOB1TIEsi suRRENDEE EE 7o' TIE
"a lymc;ItW RIOTERS. 't".i'.h -" '''
{ Thero will tsoi no Oranee paradel on the
1eih. .s,tperintehdent.:K has Issued ati
order forl,i.ldfng It.. He says lie has been
legally, advised to take this step! 1t'W6nld
tbAstnteresting to know whose legal advice
he haslfoIlDwed. 1T would be ndre INFER
estihe 80 know whether on similar advice
1bs wbuld.hape stoDped the great Gerna o
nroc4ssio11 in April, !or che irish ptOtessinn
.oii oiiii tho lTth of March. ii Some weeks ago the
Host was carried 1T the head or = shltinn
prscession i'm IWhiiamsburgfi. ."Tlt P6ilce
Of "BroGkly1r wis MOI, 1T
Seems, ,legalIy'adyised to- stop that but he
had as much fight to- interfere WlthF rs
'Kelso fas,to Interfere with tlic, Dram gemeii
--Su perintendent Kelso, however repre-
.SentS the Deniferatic rulers of this city: He
hIs reCeSyed nfs oitdtrs from them. They
hayc bocn, terrified iBy the thfctlts Of the
4ftntt
heads. They have virtually submitted to
tndb ruler iKGyi nave i'G6hfrsSedI that the
Har Dt o. Secret organization, has more
EWeightIVitI,i Ihein thai the fights or the
peStloy9 Thevt assume to discriminate le.
tween twoii4 Irish factions. and dttEtre that
Iidsbmefl vfithe sai1e religious belief rs
FMHiGller,a and Enifnet, and Wolfe. Tone,
and JohiK" "fMftcheI,H have NO right to
parade the streets Of New York. Tie
Mayor, G6rernOr,"and Superintendent OF
P5liGApirtti;dlp sat'tfrdt thcv are inG5mpc-
tent ito maiutain the dicGitS Of tue laws,
and to 'rTtstive Public brdcr.' II, .'''' W.
. sThi is actl5rf Of Supefintendent Kcko' VII
eIeate'an pfbfoniid4 Inn IMPRESSION throughout
tIa country! rHs, effects will be as fnjuriops
to tlnDemseratit' party at the next preS-
dental election as was the pt1silfinifnfty of
james BheIlInarf III 1860, and That or Ho.
ratio Sepmour"in 1858, dt the election II
1891 The =AmhficAii people never forgive
to@ardieei ia itheirleaIers!, and Of all cow
Eardice this trucking of our Democratic
c,ty'dutliorTties TO the threats of the Eliber.
iiianS is the worst that has been exhibited
for nimy along day" ''"'"',' T. ,> '.'. -,
FEELISG IN BOSTON ABOUT THE onANGExEN's
r. .uu:rGai"H fARADE. III ..'ib ..!G."i st:
Nfhe. Boston Journal thus alludes to the
topic OF The hour:Jrd 80 ~-.i- " inE x
There dis no doubt of the fact that par.
1tisanI celebrations are, as rule, greatly to
kbe regretted a1flirs, but as loneias. pretty
4 nearly every body indulgcsl In them the
tOrangemeni ought TO be ALLOW @ fair Show
J with tho balance sof .humanity.EnA Above 'al
hthings, no objections ough5 to come from
| the men who propose to create the disturb.
\ ancein the presentinstance, for of all mer
they ARE about the most partisan IN their
characteristics. As matter of fact, too
| the Orangemen haze the greatest claim upon
| our laws for protection, for 'thoy. have
4 Always respected them the most fully. i.
| The Boston ADVERTISER says: '''' "'"i' .
| 1t seems to us that the casc IS one III
1 which Tammany has but one course, ,tC
pursue. THE equality Of the law and tho
! freedom Of religion must be yindicated al
every cost; and the brutal rutlians who
assume to dictate terms to great city must
}ba' Taught 1 lesson which they will not soon
forget: But the heroes who showed such
iYaloE last yelr in attacking peaceful pic.
lnicA PARTY Win BE likely to restrain theiI
tpropensities in the presence Of a strong
police force anti Il determination to enforce
the law. While il would have been better
4or,the Orangemen to iorego their celebra
| ton ,iyet,: Hnce they hive Undertaken 1t,
we hope their right 10 hold 1t Will be vim
dicated and that they will then abandon
| Orangeism and Its earlse to the memories o
the past wi 10" -''.'i'' '''h''.' %" '''
l92l ~ IFrom the Norfolk Journal r' ., ,
TIE oRANSEAEN ANp THE IRISH CATHOLICS
| | yu: LIBERTY AND law. al .I,.n..
To-day istbe' anniversary:of the victory
Won in 1880 BY William OF Orange 6v'l
Jtmes III. on the soil OF Ireland, aud the
Uransemen of New York propose, is 1,>uui
| to celebrate it., Catholic citizens Of rhI1
city, ,.ot Irish birth and descent, tits feared
| will Interfere! with the Orangelncn's proues'
sion nud httempt by violence ltO'5reak III
their festive obserrapces OF the day. q . .
| It .is TO- bo deeply deplorad ttilaD there
should cbe' reasonable 'gTOund,' ''G, there
seems to he, for sllch an apprehension
| This oountrysIbunsts" with peet.liarii pride
that under its liberal laws it affords an in
viting asylum to all mankind III quest of {
| government that toierates Ian inde pendent
| expressions Of opinion, aud protects all 1t!
citlzensAitoreign born 'as' well as nntiye-
lEsUiestant hnu Catholic the exercise d
| dli their rights rs tTo5mel,."'.''i~ T''H ."'h
Andi lasi other "prcaniz:iti0Hs,i whether
bounded or pdlitieal, rreligt6iiS, dricumliier
cial .s1Hnlties, 10Y drawn together by ANY
other ties hot inconsistent with our laws
| are permitted 10 make Displays, TO marct
| in process on, to- indulge injubiihnt aein6n
stratio OF Ai SORTS withilr The bounds o
dcccneg md ehe rules Of bl1ier, so have the
Uraligeinenl Ghecilief ci5y of America OF
! of any city, town, eoiinty, ortcross roads
in thishrSad.laHd OIL ours, tire right TO elQ'
iirify the 18th of July, Us well US the'4th, II
theyIcho to do so.
h q 10 -reNNetin Amemory the battle OF the
! ilsoyne. in which the Catholics, following
| the fortunes Of James, were ovcrcome by
| tha .Prote>tants supporting William, lis
|. doubtless disaIteeablc, III many Instance:
exasperatine, to Irishsnen who cherish the
Rgnilsh filth ;tatlil lcorreativslyt gratifying
IS ithoss ettf the same nativity who look
| back TO the eventlul dayn 1000 with 'trl-
Alp lIfiaIlt pride. ,I',!r'!nutt -" ,f'Hi" ,;''
/ PuJit shoas4d betlb0rnetin mind bS al
whose.sympathies woult lead them to side
with tie, GaUroiics'I'in opposition !'to the
|, ,OrttnS SenIen'S demonstrations Ehdt the Egis
OF the same laws Of the, same country j:
equally OVER both farsies-1thut the Gsslfs-
lEs' icelcbratiOn ol the anniversary of the
present Pnpes accession to- St. Reter's s, chair
was less tlran MONTH ago witnessed respect
fully! in This same eiby oil New, York, where
the Otangemen. ssOposo to have their anni.
yersary celebration to-day that If the Pro.
test;htI Irish are not protected in the eXer,
else Of their rights and the enjpyments OF
their liberties the, Catholic. Irish may eX.
pect next- -to he denied privileges that- be-
longito them, too, as free citizens Of II ee