New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20

harmless, been ed sacrifice At ,lisI OF re-
Gsoas ls'e End b 70 tho "dOn Of Gov ho'""A " ''O""S
. Ee s oGS ss vy % he Ss s sD ''S' 'aG
msnies,o Permitting s dfgl Of bg ed fsA'iSs 70 'r,e MI
Rc'oso1 That We ~ msnds thorough aud minute hye' n
arse Of the m ty Nc who 90 waScay 6ls upon
offending hUow ely iens on the 18th inst
An ndiGn9'don meeting of IrishAmerican citizens was
held last ening at Brevoor Hall to protest against
Gov HoTaan's action the 18th ofJuly The Hall was
crowded. It's utmost extent John 0'Brien presided
ana nv Jduced The spoakerot the evening, Sepneh j.
avcy g the blood of tho murdered men He would do
legvy, but II that failed, why, then-well he would
&c Hoffman, and said that he hoped tho Legislature
" oqd prevent oPngo professions ~ future Tho fol-
lowing resolutions were proposed and adopted:
a Sss ot Ss s IS s s' o p BE- 1s S a
ES4s We as ,t oyrs snt 1s s o e rt v
mp, the teeth Of enemies the charge that
people, end challenge pref to The oentrsy.
'hcd b, his ~aierOn m that day AMI tha win Keep him
MAJ seed.
GOV. HOFFMAN COMPLIMENTS TIE MILITIA.
The following order has been issued by order
of Gov. Hoffman:
GFyERsL HE,DerAETsEs SITE % NEwiYoPK'}
6arc 0rds No lSIhe Governor sad Commander De.
Glen Of The National Guard un, biz comns nd for tier services during
tie riots IN tie City Of Nev:York on the ny int.
ileH m roi, devotion 70 tS cr,a Of order mi cco goycel
hoy Save anew lie 5ae q well sq;,d 5itA lie
u a l.eS By of
J. i. bTOSBEOUsE Assistant AdusntGener~L
ABOUT JOHN BoYLAN.
TO me Edttor Of me Tribune.
SIR: If You viii make inquiries / think you
will find that John BOyan, who published card certify
ing TO palpablc falschoOd abont Gov. Hofmans iCno-
Of Mayor Halrs intended proclamation, is, or
! lately was, the contractor for furnishing the State
Militia nice uniforms. which viii perhaps account for
his volunteer defense Of the Governor. Yours, W.
NecbUgh n. y, July TO- 1871.
WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR THE POLICEi
| To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR The plucky fellows of the Police are
receiving compliments every side from tho Citizens
and their superior officers patting them on the back
and giving them holidays, and forGivng their little pee
cadilloes andthats ALI Now think that their behavior
the riots Of and 1871 deserves some more substan
tal acnow cement and II there enough others OF
the same opinion, suggest that this would be good
idea Let us present them with as handsome flag as
can be made, with some such inscription on it as ths
The citizens Of Sevlc Cy present s color to Ne Metropolitan
! jay, l8il FaitLill lito DsstaS
aud them carry It through streets in their pa
rade and at the funerals of all The brave who may
lose their lives in the line Of duty. And further pro-
pose that If We should collect than enough 70
Tor the 2 II, surplus Ue handed over 20 the FAMILY OF
the VAO lost As life hc OTHER day at the hands Of
on the night Of the 18th inst passed several hours
with officer Of the BRUSH army at Gen: shaeIs mead
l quarters, ard l wish YOU could have heard how he
praised Our police. Way you know, my dear fellow
/ he sao, "y0HV militia behaved admirably and ali that
sort Of thing; bnt solder Is expected to behave We
anyhow. but these policemen Of NOuTs-egedl They're
| regular bricks" And that's just what they are.
Now, who viii contribute TO tlis object Every man
who occupies house or e,ore OF has family EiJ
70 gyei Tor one tell hON soon lie may need their
services himself
IHskcd the public, few days ago. for some books for
Capt Halls Polar LAJ,GdiuOn, and they sent me humid
rgd5 90 ,dy no,dag Oi lin pail Of wasOngrease ask
them for fifteen hundred dOlaIs (SI,jO0 Shall
have tbousandsl If get the former sum- pro-
pose 10 select somebody no d the funds acknowgdge
=,
policeman family what is left hope nobody will scnd
lue less than . fyO-Ioar BILL and VIII be Very glad II
n good many VIII end hundred dollar bills. Yours
RESPECTFULLY, HENRY ;. OlCOIt
ictg IVrE. July 10, ISL