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

over such exhibitions or AZ least To go Ia them
very frequently.
II statement lately made is true thai tue sixteen
national and religious festivals observed In Canada
public holidays cost the country $50 900 per year.
we would rather see that sum, or the labor and
time It represents better employed. say. in
routes through our previncss II Is not. thsrefore
Tor Inc procession's sake that we have takon the
OF which the procession Is TO day the index, but
which might have been AZ need viudicatsd IN any
other constitutional and legal way.
THE CHARGE on ILLEGALIry.
We know tnst IL has been Ificd TO show that tho
Orange Association is illegal, anu alI kinds Of
chuTges have been trumped up against II TO provo
IL but claim to be judged not by the ISLANDERS
Of enemies, but by the well known Iacts OF our
anything IN the order that should expose " TO the
Reproduction OF rIgnt thinking men. We do not deny
that there are wicked Orangemeu. Have you any
church that has not members disgracing The name
they bcarY This proves nothing against the Cnurcn,
neither does II prove anything against the Orange
association.
Orangesm Is progressive, Ike all other liberal insl
tutions It's objects IN Canada are loyalty TO tho
Throne and defence OF Protestant rights. rhc ordi
nary work OF iis lodges is the relef oil distressed mem
bers and the inculcatiDg OF ScripturHl truths It's
meetings begin and end win prayer; IT'S
mutations arc founded Scripture; IT'S oaths
bind every brother TO much siricter
and II every Orangcman fulfilled his obligations tho
letter there would not DO better Christians or ctzons
in the empire
II alter tins explicit statement any Protestant
chooses TO believe the very DON'T quarrel
to pity bis prejudicea Yet tho statement OF
clergyman OF his church VINO has
have as much weight with him as those OF The oppo
nens oil that order. II has been said party
II So we SAID let dispense with Them.
Since that we are further told to dispense with
gala aud banners and you will be protected
Thing clse would have been req1red. There end
to tho demands Of unreasonable men, While CON-
mandcd TO ''stund Lass IL the liberty whsrcwth
forget the corrective which the ,hire.ain
verse OF this same chapter gives to
TOO rigid Interpretation OF tex aye have boon
called unto liberty; only use not liberty occasion
to the ncsh but by love sorve Que another" Tho
meaning OF this is PLAN. Meet CONCESSIONS BY con
cess,ons. "By love serve ono another" Ger
, ,n" does no, cSsSsde a , or even any
to you. "Onc anothcr' impl.os ruc, proc,ty Suca
reciprocity We profess ourselves heartily willing 20
give IN ali things that do not touch the essentials OF
fifth "Use not your lioeriy as an occasion 10
the lesh also implies that our duty IN exercising
tho right wo CLAIM TO-DAY should not exceed tho
bounds of strict necessity. Let mere be
no unssemly behavior, no asgravation gwen
A DAY OF MOURNING.
This is not day OF rejoicing Tor US Montreal Or
angemeu 1t Is rather day VI mourning Tor II Is sad
TO thng that II should nee lorccs this year
1873 TO preserve order in British city and
to prevent peaceab'c citizens from beng murdered
the streets 1t Is sad 10 think that meu who, 10.
morrow, II the land WAS threatened bv hostile foes,
would hgh, tho common enemy us they have always
done. shoulder TO shoulder aud In perfect
breihran's lives because tnoy on one day
III The year ribbon OF golden hue. Stand
fast IN tho liberty TO which Christ has called you, even
though mic friends hold their hands IN horror at
what they deem your impradence Fear not them
that kin the body and after that do nothing but
rather fear Him who hath power 10 cast both Uody
anu ssuI into nell. And II, which God forbid,
tho otnor OF US brethren should tall victims OF tue
hatred OF the enemies OF liberty, let our last prayer
be that vi Redeemer on the cross, Father Tor
give them, Tor they Know not what tney do"
WHAT A CATHOLIC SAYS
This Is all curious enough AS ap ex;use for such
Vicious agitation may result IRON the public assor
ton Of thor 'libcrty' by the Orapgemcnsoi Montreal
tomorrow, but the excuse for rioous opposition 10
the display is still moro curiouA
~ am aware, said prominent Irish Catholic resi-
don't this afternoon 'thnt the resen tment which you
perceive here against this proposed Orange demon
stra,,on mus, seem you utterly ferocious ana uu
reasonable. II may be that It IT, On all other sub
jecls the Roman Catholics OF this province are az
ratiount men you will md anywhere. On THIS
topic arc mad Grant II; but why Is II SOP,
'Ish't because Of the mere religious difference
"oh no; 1t Is because OF tho insult that we feel az
Irishmen. We rsmembc the long years En- gsh Oh.
preston under tho penal laws and alter them
We remember the time when an lrIsnman
could DO transported for lifo for having edu-
cation enough to be q schoolmsster Up to 1928 M
lrishman couldn't keep horse OF mis- own II he was
offered Eve pounds for It, thousand burning wrongs
to commemorate They insist every 18th OF July In
lifting up before us, as II were. and rafting
IN our ears, our ancient shackics. They claim
tue right TO taunt with songs and TO Kick tho
Pope before them. We came over 10 this country to
get RID Of these memories they come TO enraae
US with the recollection Of Ircland's gaining serytude
tell you II Is hard. There's not an Irish Catholic
that lives VINO can bear It with squanimiiy."
In items like these tho feeling oil against
OraIgcmen Is expressed by many intelligent
Catholics, while the ugly sentiment Of the masses
Ia manifested 10 speech far ruder aud more rock
less lnnucntal Irsh Catholics. ineluiing the priest
hood, are. OF course, dong all In their power
to prevent outbreak. but no ono believes tina,
tumu lt eau be avercd II the Orapgemen persist IN
their attempt to parade
DISPOSITION or THE TROOPS
The military force, under thu command Of Leuteu-
ant General Sir selby Smythe, viii doubtless do Its
best IN emergency and may be distributed along
tho side and streets to prevent bJ operations
Of any Organized MOI. To-nisLt II 4, dnp,ssd as io
lows
A and batteries Of artillery, about two hu udr.
and forty men, under command OF Licut nant Colonel
Strange are encanped upon The Lacrosse grounds
Al the skating rink the F,ftsth balial o., Hunting
don Borderers are stationed under command Of
Colonel McEl cncrr Their total strength Is $40 men
With the exception Of NO. company from Chateau
quay the rcna ndcr OF The battalion all from ,Le
county of Huntington. They distinguished
themselves 10 me sklrmish at trout River
during the Fenian raid Of 1870 The Boauharners
Rifles, 100 strong, under command OF Colonel Prad-
hornme, are ut the Crystal Palace. Several other
corps arc stationed at the Quebcc barracks Tho
Hemmingford RINGERS, Fiity-Grst battalion, on ar
rival In city will be quartcred In ,ho skating rink
with the Fiitieth regiment
coSPgRgscss OF tbs oEASGgxES.
Late this afternoon a deputntion OF Orsngemen
waited on Lieutenant General smythc. aud express.
Ing their intention 10 parade tomorrow asked
for military projection. The Lieutenant Gen.
erai responded That II was impracticaLls for
him TO make the desired promise: that no
was hero tho interest OF peace and at tho dispoal
OF the lawfully constituted authorities Late IN tho
evening ioor Protestant magistratcs-nameiy, Adam
Darling, James Stewart OF Tho Monireai Herald.
Alderman Taylor, Chairman pro ten. Of