The daily gazette., 1879-08-25

u rand ArmV OF tn1 heU0 OuC nave Dt0u
. rdered to sssenble TO assist. in preserv>
ing the peace.
LATER.
THE SULLEN SILENCE OF RE-
PRESSED RAGE,
... .,-,..i1T .
KEARNEY's UNwoNTED PRUDENCE.
M rpArrsco Auoust "a 1870
.-..,.a H..
IA. a leueasn eAVs0 n.I Mnnt aonsrv puse strseis
,.aInr' S' 1,G h1oo,,aG v;th % n, ~ sssss "S ns.nle nm
til q late hour. Kearney arrived from
the interior at eight O'Clock, and escorted
BY several military companies Of his par
" and an iln1lqense sassemblage Of his
followers moved up to the sand lots. An
excited msetiue was held. Violent
measures were proposed, Dut with un-
wopted prudence Kearney overruled
them, warning his followers that they
would be moved down by Calling guns
IL they attempted TO carry out their
threats. He urged them to disperse to
their. homes and meet at the sand lots
on the following day.
In the Chinese quarter great censter-
nation prevailed, entrances being bsrri-
caded and every preparation being made
| for contingencies. I''
At the city prison almost the entire po-
lice force was concentrated and armed,
and at the rear of the PRISON q Gatling
| bat ery was held In readiness, supported
| by q company OF infantry. The SECOND
brigade was under arms at the various
arnories ard the regular troous at the
forts v ere placed at the disposal Of the
authorities. By one, a. m. The ci'y be-
came perfectly quiet,
rur uc =, xopA,,z,uo
IA.
.,,anao.,r 80 .ba whcie co,,rsa Of tha
Chronicle toward KalIoch as so gross
hat many who are not bad citizens
wonld have upheld him in seek ne to
xiii his assailant. IL says this affair
serves as n fruitful illustration of the
General colrae of the uCbrOnicle., :, which
hss hcasted of its power to kill any pub
,ic mon II did not like. and has. in pur-
suance Of this business. established a de-
tective svstem which has filed the pie-
con holes of its private bureau with dam
aoing material against nrominent men.
nHblic and private. which has been used
n extort money. or mill down men who
yonld not he hiackmaiIed.
Der;v;no ire snstenauce from corrupt
ources. II has been in a measure indie
nandent NJ nnhIic nat, onaDe. Fed by
wealthy cornorations which feared its
cnmitv' on had schems To plunder the
neonle. IL held respectable public opinion
in con emnt. No other community il
Amor;ca nrohabIv mad heen On disorac
ed and 4 snoiled Nv a public iournal n.
this Its attacks nnon Mr.. Kalloch and
II, subsequent attempt upon his life
we're in keenino with its policv TO xii
~ ore n cannot control.
n,,,o,, IN rur a.,r.,
oiNioN on
The Alta California this morning
counselled moderation on the part OF the
workingmer, and, toucnlng the course
of the De Yonngs, said:
The Chronicle has been assaultlng the
characters and regulations OF young
men, women and girls IN this CITY iol
years, ana VINO IL W cianle nor an .nls
o,, W. % ,h;S comn,un;tv esneciaj1v that
,.;o nf IL which Ras fnr vears no,
poI,, pI Ud,,nod tho nrasepce and ex;st'
nnna ] ~ Ia;lv ;onrnsI whose assault,
unon c,.rac,ers and renntations have
J naan dailv ranaated and unrestrained
) Due. III, uay - a;dod in hn;Id;n~ i, mr.
| ,o.> . ,,o,yor oonohlo of dootrov;nr rop,,
,a.;o ps p"b.rac,ar t bann;pass homes an,
' Is.N' 'n'ss,;m1 Sn .isat Iapp ;s hn,.i sacrod h,
. ous wi r,,h,;n nSS;n;nn ,n if anv m N ~ q,
seueh. sce h.po paCr darsS 70 w;ibdraw their nat r.
7 ronaoe thew have at once become targets
ronase .ney naso ~" o",Wmns ~ n;son,n;nt St'
.or suuSe e,;i;," ~ % 80 craata and Isad ,snc
eu: nas.s,,i ~ ,a na,sv hs.ed mon little bette,
cessIulIy parry, D;u S u .to 'H h,o DS''o y
M @.,. .s,..ndor hos undouhtadIy no,
mcIS. Pra,,;, Pi1iIuo,, n ~ ~ TSm"s;nja ,"n a,
! tne enec. " s;c one I'LL III oU,S ;,,.' pv
. PIE Cowaru ueSpa.nV, Ipns.ot; VIII amS aaa"mnc ap
ior years IN sl.upriSS ap', n a"u ,;oh Iem" thn,
ing any anu 1vo'y ono ~, ~ "om "s,;t st
t coulu maxe sn1;.,a TussS so,,pd pd'.c -. VI 1sa;
maIgnAnt ieenns S1iSeu S ~. W Guo, Sn"I aao,
: De Dung 70 pio. .. an uo IN, tlis a nnaa uee'
3 OF plooG; frcin nas' W 10. sS .,io Ho.S o;n
d OF tne ChIontoss 10, Doou ueii'oi 'iA'"e
8 i"uo'e"' "'-
siAih VT 'iN"H'
The employees of the Chronicle hav'
s placed the establishment in state of de
e fance. and farl confident that thay ca
!, dafend the building from any attack
IN, ,.,;,;,orv .nd n0l;ca era stiI unde
n Inc "iii'a'y "nu Poii'o "i0 ''''i "ANo
u arms.
, This afternoon kearney assemoied NJ
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