The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-12

Wall street. amid the duness that charactertzes
during the dog days. eagerly seized upon the pre-
vaing topic OF the day as o0nnebouche FOR excite-
ment and the restless animals in the Gold Room and
Stock Exchange had much to growl and below over
In superintendent Keso's order. One well known
broker. however, was opposed 10 the crowd Of ex-
cited and perspiring individuals around him. He
contender that the order OF the superintendent was
commendahle, on the principle that IAN ounce OF
prevention ~ better than pound or Cure.v No
organization, or body or men, can march In process
sion through the streets OF New York as matter OF
right, but II rests with the authorities TO permit
them to do So and TO give withhold their ar
discretion. Now, the Urangemen who were to parade
on the 18th have announced their intention OF
ing themselves and resisting TO the death any inter-
ference with them. On the other nand, there II an
eXcitaDe ana dangerous class, ready nc q moments
notice 20 resent any overt act or outrage on the part
or the prOcessl0nists
then, under sucn circumstances. would he nevita.
bic and lts lamentable consequences would be but
ill-adviscd celebration. In reply TO question as TO
why the Irlsn Catholics were perm TIED to parade
ON ST. PATRICk'S DAY
and the privilege denied to the Orangemen on their
festival the author OF the above theory remarked
that there was no parallel between .he Two cases:
When the ST. Patricks Day procession interlered IN
the slightest degree with the public peace or ended
to provoke by Insulting notices and party banners
any class OF our fellow Citizcns he IN favor or
Its instant abolition. But as an American ne was
OF the opinion that no foreigner should make this
country. which mas gwen MIN home and suelter,
theatre for Keeping up the faction lights and re.
llQous squnbbleS or other countries. The uphOlder
Of this theory had lew followers, as the universal
verdict was against him.
THE POLITICAL RESULT.
Some excited enthusiasts said the proclamation
was fatat blow to the democratic party, and, al
though they had always voted the unaduterated
ticket. they swore that never again would they lie.
pOsit ballot for such craven towards as those nc
present In power In this city.
SAMPLE REMARK.
In fact, the two ideas OF stocks and gold on tho
one side and the Orange affair on the other SO
jOs:led each other in the minds OF the spectators
that one nervous Individual pulling the tape Of the
Indicator by starts and jerks TO help It's exits from
the stock telegraph, made rather curious tumble
OF IT.
going (short Of Central, are you to the trouble Of
appeaslng his democratic superors by his order.
lsell hundred Rock Island TO u good man, lf the
Orangemen want Gold down 10 y y to tuin zone
thousand Ohios at half out IN procession they
have perfect right to march Oh the lake Shore
Suppose We put rive hundred Northwest Common
at 72 The matter the other way ami that the other
lug again; so Is Rock isiand there Wouldn't be any
trouble from headquarters" and so on.
SO much Tor the general sentiment Of the "bulls''
anu 'bears' as they expressed themselves upon the
several social and political questions involved III the
present extraordinary controversy. But the dearest
interest, after all to Wall street was connected
with
THE EFFECT ON rRICBs
OF the agitation arising out OF the whole affair." and
both SETS or specu ators kept their weatereye well
to windward in hopes OF deserving the probable
consequences upon their paper boats" las some
one mas graphically designated the commodities
which rise and Ia with the tide OF the Sock Ex-
change) OF any breeze or gale likely To blow from
out the impending cloud. ia TACT, tue "bcars' had
taken advantage of
THE UNEASY FEELING
prevailing In the morning to make general on
slaught upon stocks and tneY were raising the an
cient Henry until the "builsn came to the rescue
and INSTRUCTED their elevation Of that venerable
gentleman. Later Oh IN the day cap Ely began
10 circulate orders to ms company of the Seventh
regiment to be Oh duty bright aud carly TINS morn
ing and as tins indication oil slrOng effort TO re.
press the moo was taken 10 mean
AN EfFECrUAL PREVENTION
OF all disturbance, the "bOvsi began TO think IL
wasn't gong TO he 50 much or shower after all,
particularly "a Charlie Currie stood on the side-
walk, willing 10 bel two 10 one there wouldn't DO
any riot.