New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

RECRUITS FOR THE PROCESSION.
In front % No. 242 SIrng.t last night about O'Clock
were assembled 20 or 80 who looked up the dark
windows of Turn Hail. where it had been announced
that spec; meeting OF the wOrknCmen OF the Eighth
Ward 80 take place. In undertones these hard
hsted knSty fellows conversed and expressed
their surprise at the absence OF anybody connected with
the movement Not of the oungers knew precisely
what tie 0ect of the proposed meeting but they
M seemed - think that the parade to-day and the action
OF the Ponce Commissioners ware to be discussed No
opinions we're veniured by the crowd, which
ie~ minutes had increased 10 nearly
DO fcy minutes after O'Clock, George
blar aaa his Heterogeneous of the Provisional
place at No 70 VdricSst two weeks ago appeared and
BOON after Turn Hal was t up, its doors thrown
epen aud t5e workinemen entered. At about $3.50 Mr.
ar TEN pS airy eharman said the wOrkingnen OF the
WARP had been called together pursuant 10 the
snentoh al me Provisional Committee, which had al
seaoy pcen working IN the ward Its business hereto
ATOM "~a Deeh 70 organize workingmen's assoc
Residents ~ the Fifth Assembly District: and nnn
hNsaH speaking Residents we're asked to organize
INQUIRE DISPOSED TO HALF
ArepOrtez OF THE TRIBUNE at late hour last even.
ng called apon T. j. Mcclure at his residence No les
frstave, and questioned HIM rs to the intentions Of
he Comatee OF SAFETY IN the matter Of the parade 10
Jay lie slated that the matter then under discus
MON before LIE Committee Of Safety in executive session
certain place which he was not at liberty 10 dvuIpe
Neither w4s he at liberty to state what had taken
SS laee duriHg the evening. aud very probably the
S'"mlttcs would be in session the entire night
was his opinion. however, that the
Pathie w0Jld not take place. at any rate an effort
WOULD De made by the leaders TO that end IL was use
ss W e0ziend with the authorities. In his answer 10
en uspsirh Gov. DIX recognized the full Jurisdiction
tue msi@clpdl authorities, and they accent the
SITUATION The opinion prevailed among the majority
snst parade under the conditions allowed might
pe made the occasion OF wrong-doinp nv thoss
we had no sympathy with them that there
would he general gathering Of thieves and rowdies
VINO wocl4 take advantage Of such "a chance and tbe
crime wouid DC laid at the doors OF the workiugnen
FOR this reason they should dscountenance any prade
Dut allow s6e gathering Tompkns Square 10 prove
GENERAL ii gnson meeting, and disperse after
ohts had been made for general mass meeting al an
sy Gay a. however. the general tone OF the meeting
sh msrafng should be averse to this decision Of the
seaoers thea the march would be taken up. before
sktceo s1o by the most direct route TO the OF
lamar ana Centresis. Here they would make formal
SoAoa icr permission 10 continue their march 10 the
ivy hAH. and 10 the event Of refusal publicly protest
''i "S PROCESSION then and there 70 dispense.
THE PARADE ABANDONED.
The COMMITTEE of Safety" adopted the
following last evening:
ASssstd. That We advise and recommend our fellow.
Wsnxn.sn peaeeably 10 assemble ia Tonp
On toe se day Of January 1874, to deliberate such
Aed,es as necessity may demand.
Dessssc<s fhat In the meanwhile decline to pt
- WImtsl0n OF the authorities. and give up Tor the
Wsseot all pCocesslon and line of march
Aseesets. That submit this outrage upon the rights
sa nnerass OF American citizens TO the consideration
see kxtcntIve OF the State. whose brow the
t.s.nw Of the Revolution. and who understands the
n @sssdssas Thas We Wwpsthss with labor In Its trial