The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14

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march through every street In the lover town Such
course would certainly result in tsrrIbls bloodshsd
% the Unionists. rsinisrosd BY members from Men
trcal wonld offer foroblo opposition, aud both par
ties urged by what Is fast assuming the shape OF
bitter fanst,cai hatred would stop At nothiag No
debate information has been received from shs
Carleton Orangsmen. and every siIers viii DO put
forth 70 prevent such asonsms being carrisd CUT
Young BRIroxs ASSAULTED.
The Montreal Young Bfitons VINO renamed over
been walking the sresss ali day, and many hay
ing elothtpg win thsn but The ledge uniform.
their Appearances has tended to keep up the ex-
citemsn, ever last nsshs's -deIsee Three Of their
number. while attempting reach the norning train
a. 81 Lavrsnss dotswA Dspdr, were sss Spos BY
party Of rouxhs and badly nded, being forced 70
seek shelter N the Dtcrs or Catholic named Goui
den, who projected them until the police arrived.
AN xxc1rED EVENING.
The Young Britons met BY arrangement carly this
evening ID thar hall and held q hong consultation Is
to the best course 10 pursue, q majority being In
favor OF marching the st. Lawrence AID Ottawa
Depot and seeing their Montreal brethren or tho
ten oeiesk train u Twenty or more Orange
esmo In from Bells Corners. twenty
miles distant, X and lodges from the adjon-
ing city OF Huli in full
force. The crowd ~ Orange Hall at hafpast eight
o'clock nambsrsd absns ono thousand including spec
sators. Tho strssss wsre lined with people from
Orange Han - tho dspet. The Catholic Union took
possession of Sasssx strsss ssng TO the depot,
eight osleek. and Termed four deep eithsr SIDE
the ne,shborhood of stho Cashedrai,a being fully
armed with y ysvelvssS and sticks. They
a white a hasdksrohts( on the. lett arm to dis.
atiaGu,sh them from The crowd Shortly after
nAne oeleek word received by the Orange officers
that the 81. Lawrence and Ottawa Railroad Company
wsuld. net t~se the Montreal Britons from Ottawa
ssastea anlsss they wers given security against
property. This could net b DONE and It was de-
o,asd 70 send -thsp, In stages 70 Glouossssr,
the second station - from the city, where
the wain Was 70 wait Tor them. This
Orapgepsn prcssat. and Dstrlct Master Porter whom
bidding the, lads ttnsy wore principally boys from
fourteen 10 sghsssu yssss old seodby, wished them
Collapsed, and added IN. uedertone that he hoped
Shsy would never come back on similar mission.
Leading msrabsrs Of the Order the
,cslsssatoay from the nssA and the young Britons
undertook iteu their own responsibility. lpo eof
q ,.l sA,sn4s BOTH rARrzps pissArIsEIsD. ss ss.,
f, Great d,sgust wss sxDessssd by Orangemsn at the
course pursued, and wwss with dinculty they were
restrained from vushtag 1t once 70 the lower town
ana meeting tho Usasaisk on thsir own ground. Con-
ciiissosy spesohes we're nadc, and for the time the
march was dslaysd The msa. are still at the hall,
and there h1ene asllag what they will do
beioro o4elniaG. oseags Hall Is situated In
tho cspsre sofs ishs tevnss about . milo from
the Csshsaral,, aud sttbsf parsy viii have, 70
cross Of two bridass which the upper
and lower town, iormins junction at East End, to
reach the other The ustonis.s became very excited
hearing that the Brtous had lett BY an ont
OF ths way seattsn, and some among them wanted
90 up and wreck Orange Hail. The President
rul~u sh~~
iered, and succssasd in removing Tho inclina-
ton, At least for time, BY making speeches
In favor OF Law and erdsEs a0ps young man made
attempt by an ipesndssvyspssch 70 remove the good
effect OF the ierNsr spsaksr's efforts, but mot
very we'll listened 70. 20 sot4 AZ ars4f) u l5lfs
.sa..ysJ - glsis s1xcrrssG TEE HOE ~ Olssoalg
At about haif-past tsa two CaIhos,cs rushed down
Sussex street, shouting "To the bridge ~ and Tor q
time Of widest uprear prevailed, charge BE-
log mace up town; but tho moro prudent leaders
again succeeded IN restoring qpiet with much
trouble and both parties ne aske present
time are gathered at their rsspsssive poinM, one
70 guard the cashsd. from stack tie other guard
thssr hall ~ ssss ranersd ~ sotA places that
tack VII Be dsde bsforv nsssssSs1 TsTcIs. ~
MILITARY xusrERISG.
view q this Mayor Bangs Just called out the
foot guards again, they ow m ustering and
Will probably prevent . crisis Rovolvers have been
pionnfully distributed and Oraag oman are well
armed rs their opponents. Very. few people now
tho streets xesp at the gathering points, but shs
prevalent feeling 10 one OF great unessinsss
~ ~H't PRESS coNMHSra
Tho Herald, the Catholic orsaa hess, In ceucluding
q bistcr article, says:-"If Orangs'sm aHd Orange
Young Brtons have regard for law the sancuty
Of human nfe. like ravenous beasts, they shoud DO
made - sunsr what tasy wantonly inflicted the
innocent people Of the lower last night II the
government Of the city ana country unable 70
protect Catholics they must protect themselves.
Arm ana organize, we say, and II there is to DO
invastoas Of this kind. learn TO meet invaders
with the same weapons IT characteristics dssperadoes
shoot down peaceful. ctizsns In tho streets
with impunity, there Ia but way 10 act IL tho
government OF the country does not interfere for
protection OF ns people, shoot them downln The
Ctisex strongly the actionoi Britous Ia
going the lower last night bat also ndemns
those ntsrfsred with their right uadsr the con-
stituiion walk The Free fress deporss introduce
ton Of quarrsls Of other countyiss into Canada ssd
csnsures bssh parsIss
LATEST.
OTTAWA, August AL A.. H.
Most OF the 0rangsmsn their hall shortly before
twelve O'clock and the hail In complete dark.
ness; bus Il is said dotachnsns OF members are
in tho building TO guard IL II necessary. Tho
Unienists are still st tho. cathedral
but are probably hold In check by the
knowledge that tho military are at tAsr
armory near the head OF tho street. A fcw
minutes ago Joha HoIs orang~mas, was
passing along Sussex street, fsw
blocks from ihs Cathedral, when he was
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