New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14


Gus I'm e Tos %gr y SFe NJ. 50 d 95 even
authorities done their duty beforehand, though there
would undoubtedly have been a iot it would have been
more easily put down than 1t was, and with less blood
bhed.
IGNORANCE AND FANATICIsM" LED BY VICE
From ne EttntaJ blPre.s
There IS but one Efficient medicine fer mobs
and rioters and that is the lead and steel put IN the
hands OF The he, CceFs Of the law foreign enemy is bad
sacred is to mob Tho mob is usually composed Of
snoulies OF republican government and not be tam
PeIed with We can pity ignorance 9Ad IeGTet fanatl'
.ayed against Law ana order, and s less with vice.
which usually leads the other two. Let IL always be I'M
sersOod that mobs organized or not are to be consd
cred and treated as public enemies rot only by the
Ritbout excuse ana wholly ndefensibie Their place Is
siAyr ia deus and holes Jas or PRISONS an acre they
must Dc KEEP ,l they respect the Law and pubic opinion
a GREAT BATTLE WON.
a great battle was fought yesterday IN this
not vet ended which mas been going on ever since
r ancestors ugllsh soil began to contend for civil
t s 6cCoraJ breaking out in all CIVILIZED cOan
hlcs between OyiaZot4On and It's enemies. one
as was 5 h43 a6 Gzcns Fer lge at he
n,o!eut dct'I ion OF bules and murderers 10 our city
~ kUies; their determination 10 resist the eucroach
ents g, The mob elements, here and now, ana to The
i4st extremity; their condemnation OF Cihcal N3CL'a
fgn aud rd.Icss; their wam-aearted gratitude TO our
anLe militia AID police forces thor satisfaction at the
s-. ..a.rv p amor iu which mob violence METAL
az. M .r-r1usCO evidences OF manhood, public spirit,
o. 1at. u recalled tc old Srmter times, when men
V,so exalted from trlders and tme-seIytr5 into Tho
bl-.t- a. tIuc manhood.
rANuA<y "BaCK-DOWNs" AID TIE LESSONS
THEY TEACH.
Iro7 TIE BrCeJse Caich
An through Tuesday night, and INTO the
ssrrwu study, with GOV Hoffman TO help H. For tie
.-.Jo. % b-clG oiclg. First, the backGown before
urreG., ,lYic fish mob leaving the heroes OF the
o.; secondly, tho racb-Gowu before outraged public
tcicut 70 Iat' moment seeking TO rts5le he Dem
w.. cHc bTnilg Of md -nant millions througbout
a. cogItI, Te dls1 uackdOTl was political maueu-
81: and the second WAS political vancouver: Does
sr.an i'm his u-eS believe that tie order prohibiting
o. Oranee proc soq Would nave geen issued Pu, Ior
r.,h Catholic roUdiesi Does any one be-
t-r.a1uet aud the Nh9e st3nAe 81 ohcih me3is-
entirely changed, but ior the Indignation OF me
b-isciiai i1yoiSCl but simply political ncces'
s- IN respect 70 me Democratic party have pres!oed
ie,rat i, a ye.,. simple political party whose
constituency Is lI.ey mace 1p 81 an" "loSe
tYnstcd with ne government Of the city or the State ~
ScV-YorR III IL Is in power, then it should be put out
Of power al the earliest practicable moment. Ii in
power then it should be Kept there THIS Is the great
be uavoly mistaken ii great many people 90 not
thoroughly learn IT, The alliance between poutical
Democracy ANA religious Catholicism in ms country 1Ss
reached an alarming stage Il Is about time Tor the
ao the Communism of Paris will he upon them ere they
are aware OF II.
COwARDICE OF THE TAMMANY LEADERS.
Froi JERSEY CITY Evening Journal
There will be a sad interest generally felt
In gathering mp the incidents OF yesterdays bloody ana
slameful work in New York City, which was the direct
s9perintendent KeIso, and their immediate advisers
The police the military OF NewioIk did their duty
10 courage and promptness may be attributed the
guellng OF the not
HoFFNAN's GUILT CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED.
From The Jersey city TINES
bo M Jersey
CITY the wholesome effects OF Gov R9ndOpAs nin anu
deeaTao4 o. P9eeib STn ss pe
Oh iuGSaaI i oS md his Fellows behind the recreant
Keso and irritating tie ignorant and iniamnaDe
mob just nursing its fanccd triumph. with the an
doubt we say that the result in New York would have
been just what it was IN Jersey Sa aay Ea
overwhelming 10 prove That the soder "o nave ia!eR
victims Of unbridled passion the innocent spectators
whose blood minge In the cutters OF IWeny-niln-st
re5eefn an error which se1ed fatal John T. HoEnans
ambition. Alter far and impartial examination then
ind john T. Hoffman, Governor OF Tue SI4le VI We"
York, guilty Of this foul and unnatural murder
OR INCAPABLE AND REcREANT RULERS.
tToB' The Albany EJtasSP Journal
Men who were Indifferent to the gTasping ra-
patty OF toe Ianmany Ring who saw piuoel mlllona
tlon OF it's subserylenee TO mob power Ihat men IN
for a momeut Of surrenderng its principle Is itseit
startling fact the ssne was plain IL Went EN- 20 thS
fbe right asscmblage great and sacred as that Is but
Tie whole sanety OF law. And yet here was set OF
rulers who. either Incapable Of understanding
The principle wantonly recreant TO IL
absolutely abandoned the very citadel OF pop
'rIe revelation opens the ewes OF the whole country
Everywhere cOurse Of the falnmauy ogarehy made
an of cowardice perfidy and eriminaity, exces min
ed contempt and resentment II cannot but e1epeise
= neryasiye and lasting influence. The men guilty OF
ss BETRAYAL OF rights dearest TO the people constr
tue tie dominant power in the Democratic party OF TINS
state They shape its legislation ana lts pOlcy Ihey
ktamp their character upon the whOle OIganZaUOn'
They aim now to control national pontcs. but the
Ountry will be more reluctant than ever 10 trust Par
whose chiefs the creatures OF the worst elements OF
society And the people Of NewYork ought now 70 ieel
a fresh obligation 10 rise their might and thrust these
men from power.
THE PEOPLE CANNOT FORGIVE TAMMANf'
ESoBa ne Ailaay Morning EtpTesa -
The municipal authorities of New YORK, by
their hestatiDg and oOwardly policy have sunk so low
in the public estimation that they never by any pos
uibiity rise again Gov HOfDan's final action in ssu