The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-14
Request to Revoke tho Order Of the Police Com
missioners-No Decision To Be Given Until the
Police Authorities Were Heard From
Brief Interview-The Deputation
Still at tho capitol Await
ing an Answer.
The Mayor Decides to Vote for the Non-lntsr-
ference Of the Police with the Procession.


OF Mcssrs. Theodore Banks, Francois and A.
Flaurand waited upon Go vernor HOFFMAN this after
noon 10 ask him revoke the order prohibiting the
Intended parade on Sunday next The committee
left New York last niaht by the eleven p.
M. train, arriving here at an early hour
this morning. 1t was not until two of
the committee donned the well-known red
necktes that their appearance In this at present
dul city excited any attention. and rs general pub
lcity had been given to their coming they were
easily recognized, while their objects and proposed
visit to the executive mansion gave rise to some
comment. No action, however, on the part OF the
committee was calculated to create any sensation
whatever and their department. throughout the
entire day was both
QUIET AND DIGNIFIED.
Toward ten O'Clock the three gentlemen deputed
to see the Governor leisurely str0ed up TO the
Capitol, and, on making known their business,
were politely ushered into the Executive Chamber,
where they were cordially received by Secretary
Van Buren. 1t was then ascertaIned that Governor
Ing on the day preceding gone to ionkers
visit sick relative The committee were informed,
and the interview was accordingly set down Tor
three O'Clock. Meanwhile Mr.. Van buren, entered
with Mr. Banks who explained ana deicndeH IN
an easy manner the chief objects OF the Inter-
national SOCIETY," Although differing n some points
SsS ne sn "'S Win ssSsaS
his views were expressed The deputatOn
subsequently took brief survey Of the locality,
though the day was anything but ausplcious tor
Banks, Faurand and Francois went TO the Capitol,
where tney were received in the Executive Cham.
be seated. The following conversation then took
place during
:. Governor HoTFMAN-Eow do you do, gentlemen
Pm glad to see you. How long have you been
waitmgS
Mr.. BANKs-Not very long.
Governor HoFFMAN-Wcll, shall be glad to hear
anything you have to say 10 Inc. am now In com-
munlcatiOn will the police authorities, and until
hear from them positively cannot decide to day.
But shall hear anything you may wish to say the
less be here as soon as possible.
MIR. BANKs-Are you likely TO have 1t very soon,
Governor HOFFMAN, have sent a despatch
down, but cannot say when the answer will be re-
Mr.. BANKs-I presume You know, sir, that we are
o committee from the " orkingmen's international
partv. They have agreed to parade next SUNDAY.
yesterday on the police authorities to ask
them TO revoke their order. preventing our
us no decided answer. and as our organization in
tructed rs, we now call upon you respectfully TO
sioners. / believe, sir, that Is about all.
Governor HoFFAAN-I nave telegraphed to-day,
is il Is not material 10 say Just as soon, however,
as receive the despatch from Inc commissioners
send you an answer by telegraph tomorrow
Mr.. BANKS then presented the credentials OF the
In reply to the Governor, Mr. BANKS stated that
the committee were staying at StanwiX Hall, upon
which the former minated That so soon as ne re-
ceived the answer he would send the committee
word.
his courteous reception. Withdrew They re-
solved to remain at Albany until the Governors
the ns o GeS Sss
tire TO witness the performance OF the famous little
Sappno 1t Is probable The final answer will be
given tomorrow morning.
The Ipternutionnls and the Police Commits
sioners.
meeting Of the Police Commissioners was held
yesterday to receive deputalion OF the Inter-
nationalist reference TO the proposed parade on
Sunday. IL will be remembered that the meeting
was adjourned on the previous day to enable the
Mayor be present After waiting some time and no
representative OF the nternatonaliss appearing it
was decided to adjourn the meeting until to-day.
ACTION OF THE MAYOR.
1t Will be seen by the speech OF Mayor Hall tnat
HIS Honor VIII vote for non-jnterference by the
police. lnexplanation OF his proposed vote on any
motion to reconsider the existing order the Mayor
SAID
hs wn a. c =,
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pulpit and 'dv rsT nat CHANGED hs cono
The Orange procession order has really read
l. July rsS s. cass9
found enunciate legal propositions that respectable
procs;son3s r sonpo.sa Of the few Of q. many
Sa The Of H s 4. Ps
the % p:s an for 10
maintain resspa against players of marbles bis side
Of % h anS inc en 81
house. friends might stop there talk.
whether y individuals sy governments Ssl
as!, sajsyssaE gosa fn seS q
Orange PREF
under some scsn, events: and under the nature
r. suems disorder amu AND rio, were 70 Be expected
h: 6: ID
o.w and order The Sssu; showed ha. orSo. OIds;
and moi s1ss 81 sa e
ne s ma u1r
sidersons eIpsdienoy SIMPLY upon the
'n sss
* ne - si SS%' t. 's.i 'sssss:s
eronSi.ins =: noisy paSio
sn cannot be :.a 70 dOds
=. on he same
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an G nS or amp
win justif, any one in surprising that the pro-
cession worAd Head 10 riot or tunault. / shall vote
for the permissible trsspsss But II 70 said that
my Judgment lawyer and officer, setting aside
the question OF religious senenent Sunday day
the processn than other day There tradc
and less Inconvenience TO those who wish the
streets Whether processon will interfere cert ain
the subject Of making noises in The vicinity Of
meeting houses ID not necessary for 10 consider
because undcrAt aDd the professionals select hours
during which thsre no services even Statutes apply
am aware q General Term OF this dstrict,
posed justices Allen Lnow Of the Appeas Clarke
said In People LDdenmuler tS3 Bard b7
The right TO family with becoming regard 70 the
institutions Of Christianity, and whout compelling them to
laws right enjoy the peacs and good order OF ocv
and securities OF life and property which
results observance Of tho Sabbath the right
poor from labor without dminution waees;
right Of the which calls for, are
REAL SUBSTANTIAL rights. and a. moen the subject Of govern
mental protection any other right OF person or
property But u 10 urged that II 10 the right Of
Inc cien 70 the Sabbath day Of recreation and
amuscmenk rather than . OF and religious
ship and has right 70 act that belief and
sace innocent and recyeaon. This position