The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12

tcnt:on 10 we'll known among the 0rAngemen that
declaration Of their leaders that they will walk IN
spite OF II - received with more or less distrust
This evenings issue OF the Witness contains the sub
joined advertisement supcrheadcd by the vgnette OF
an officer OF the seventeenth century, with naked
sword In hand:-
oRASoK PROGRAMME
Tho Orarg emep, Britous. Prentice Boys ana True
Blues will ut the hall No. 81 st James street NJ
ing 10 the constitution. after which the procession
will form proceed 10 church in body Tor DIVINE
Coo save the Queen.
JOHN HAMILTON, Secretary
TIE PROCESSION
In addition to this one OF tho most prominent
Orange leaders has gwen 10 your correspondent the
names OF societies whose members expected 10
participate in the procession, as follows
Orange Lodges proper.
Boyne Lodge.
Prince OF Wales Lodge.
Victoria Lodge
Derry Lodge.
Duke OF York Lodge.
Young Brilons' Star Of tho East Lodge.
Gideon's Chosen Few.
ST Charles Lodge
True Blues
Walker Lodge.
No Surrender Lodge
A place also reserved for the outside Orangemen
and for citzsns' society called tho international
and Protestant League.
RsTIxAIED NUMBERS.
The Orange leaders VINO suck statement that
tho procession will estimate It's mbers vari
ousIy IRON ESQ 10 700 No estimates run ~
high as LOCO, for the reason that Il il not
expected, even by tho most sanRuine and de-
tcrminod Orangemen, that many Of their brethren
from other parts will join IN the parade No crgau-
lied bodies Of Orangemen arrived and scat
tered members OF Orange societies IRON Kingston,
Ottowa aud elsewhere will not notably Increase tho
show. Indeed, the Orangemon hopclessy In q
minority, and mako profession OF strength or OF
any Intention 70 force.
SEARCHING ORANGE HALL.
In any event. A. eleven O'Clock to-day twenty or
thirty constabes marched from the now City Hall
down Notro- and 81 James srects 70 the Oranss
Hall and surrounded and examined It. with ths ex-
pec.ation OF finding hrcarms Every room was
searched tho floors were lifted ana cellars examined,
without the discovery of q weapon. An adjoining
LIQUOR establish ment hunted through VITA the
same lack OF result
search In tho Craig Street tunnel tor twcnty 1--WE
kegs OF gunpowder recently stolen from the Hamilton
Powder Company, and wildly supposed TO have been
deposited by the Orangemen for the purpose OF blow.
Ing up the expected mob, proved equally iruitiess
ROUTE OF PARADE.
Tho route of the parade communicated In this
wise From Orange Han to No. 81 ST. James street.
down James street to Victoria square, thence up
Radegonde street and Beaver Hall Hill TO Dor
chester street, thence along Dorchester street
to Stanley street. thence up Stanley street to
the Stanley Street Presbyterian Church This
route lies right through the thick hear; OF
tho city past the very spot where the tragedy last
July occurred. IL Is sure to revive tho bitterest
memories The bullet mark near the corner of
hts death wound. Is stni in full view. That whole
ncishborhood Is suggestive Of turmoil and blood.
snsd. Tho ascent through Radegonds street,
up Beaver Hall Hin, would afford a moi nm
advantageous opportunity. and threats arc uttered
that the procession to morrow shall never be per-
mlcd to reach dorchester street. Next, the INTENDED
route leads TO the staieest part OF Montreal passing
by tho great new unnaishcd Roman Catholic Ca
thsdral aud ending at little church just back OF tbs
m agnncent new indsor Hotel. The latter coffee ~
almost deserted OF guests IN consequences OF the ID
lie apprehension Of riot that may possbIy surround
aud endangor II. In truth, all tho .hotols In Montreal
are temporarily Suffering IRON the same cause
THE oRAxGExAS's vixw
To tho immense prepoDdcrauce OF legal authority
and pubic sentiment against them ON this occasion
the Oraugemen oppose the simple ploi OF ''Iibory."
Perhaps the best exposition OF their Wow OF the
prepared by pastor they have selected Tor
casion, Rev Mr. Charles a. Doudict, minister Of ST.
Johns french Protestant Presbyterian Church. Hav.
ing obtained copy OF the address, which he may or
NAV not denver At the Stsnisy Street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, l sond you some extracts IRON It
In advance
THE SERMON.
Tho text is from Galatians VII
stand iast therefore in the liberty whsrewith christ
hath mado us free and DO not entangod again with
the YOKE OF bondage.
Upon this Mr. Doudot proceeds to say many things
about the DIVINITY OF liberty, liberty OF conscience
liberty Of .pecch and oil tho press, and the equal
rights g. Protestant orangemco. contcpdlng that
this anniversary Of one Of the most decisive battles
OF tnc world orangcmen should lit up TO God the
voice OF praise aud thanksgiving, aud ylrd up their
IONS for united aud constitutional ressts to any
conspirsces that may be formed against their rights
aud privileges. He then continuss:--
Protestants not Dram emon probably agree In tho
necessity Of retaining intact the rights privileges
restored 10 bv tue Reformation Of tho sixteen
century. Many, however, dissent IRON our pcrsis.
ten, effort carry out this year the right Of public
procession Their opinion Is entitled 10 respect, Tor
among them are many who would not yield q Jol in
matters which they consider rs important or worth
contending about
rHs RIGHT TO MARCH
Now we believe that we speak the mind OF many OF
orange order whom wc say that VI our right TO
march procession had not been opposed Ia The way
IL has been by nil kiuds OF sangunary threats We
misnt have bocn induacd TO abstain IRON exercising
H. We did abstain last year and instead Of
rcwardiug this exhibition Of Christian charity and
good Will BY elective protection no protsction was
Afforded, ana Que OF our brethren ruthlessiy
murdered. The anne hostile spirit manfisssed
throughout the whole year by men In power, and
ths doubtlcssy encouraged those mistaken ones
who attempted Wholesale massacre Of Orangcmen
al Wellington Brdge last 10Th Of April. Such
opposition has borne Its natural iruit- We arc,
tfust Christians, but we also parrots aud free
men, and In unanimously agreeing TO march IN pro-
cession to-day ws SIMPLY assert the fact that British
subjects ready to day TO give up. " need be,
even lie Tor tho preservation OF the liberties they
received from their forefatners. This right
once asserted for ono, do not think