New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rrYr NopRJDDEN PARADE.


rv,rcArroN OF INrERNATIoNALs REQUEST
THE REVOCATION OF THE f0LlCE ORDEK-
NO DEFINITE DECISION.
A deputatiOn of 1nternat7onals, headed Oy
Theodore r. Banks, Secretary Of the Paneers Union,
and q leading member Of the International society.
called yesterday. Police Commissioner Manierre' at
Police Headauarters in accordance with resolution
passed at the meeting Of the International Society," on
Monday night to ascertain whether the Internationas
would be allowed to parade next Sunday The deputa-
ton had previously called upon Superintendent Ke'so
and in his ABSENCE had been referred to Commissioner
Manierre who designated p. n as the hour when the
BOARD of Police would see them. At the hour named,
Commissioners Smith, Manicrre, BOswc:tb. and Barr
were present Mr.. Banks said that the delegation had
called IN accordance with the wishes OF the organization
TO which they belonged to ask that the police order 1or
bidding the Internationas to parade on sunday shouu
be revoked.
President Smith replied that Mayor Hall was absent
nv reason sickness and the Board anxious that
he should be present and hear the remarks OF tnt US
the order prevent the parade was issued They had
called at the Mayors Office, he said, on several occa
said that tho Mavor had expressed wish to be present
when the Committee called. and the Board was
have his views the question: as presented ny tne
Commissioner Manierrc asked ii the Committee would
call on the following afternoon as ne though' thaV
the Mayor would then be able to meet them
Mr. Banks replied that this could not be done. as they
were anxious to receive answer at once II the an
swer were not in the affirmative, or II no answer were
gwen they intended to go TO Albany that evening ana
haye an interview with the Governor.
President smith said that no answer would De gwen
at that time, Commissioners preferred to consult
with the Mayor . ..,
Mr. Banks said that, according to the instructions
which had received they would at once proceed "
Albany and ascertain from Gov. Hoffman whether or not
they would be allowed to have a pcaceable funeral
parade next Sunday Their organization was pcaceable
Its aims Truth and Justice 1t was composed
entirely OF workngmcn and worklngwomen, II .Sy Sny
organization procession had right TO parade they
had An outrage had been perpetrated he said, on
rkngmen. when they were not allowed TO parade;
While at the same hour and on the same day armed
rcc'ncnts allowed TO pass over the very grouhu
winch they had proposed to occupy They caincd tne
right as workngmcn 10 parade in the public streets,
ard more especially IN FIfthave.
Commissioner ManicrTe said that he would he peaseo
70 meet the Committee at time. The Board WI MA
cohsu with the Mayor the following afternoon, when
they would happy hear any statements which the
io,nmttee mich advance One OF the members OF the
Committee replied that the commissioners knew tneir
rights we'll rs they did themselves. The Committee
then withdrew. 49,.
II is understood that the Internatonals have deter
mined to make the attempt to parade on sunday next az
al hazards They cite the demonstration MADE years
their Order the occasion OF the execution OF
Orsiu and his fellow conspiratOrs and sti iater tne
procession In honor OF the Fenian martyrs t
say that an unfair discrimination is now making against
them.