, 1879-06-21
THE FOURTH.
viii II Be- Advisable for the Militia to
stay in Town That Day4
aofnc Timid Souls Think tho So
cialists win Raise Row.
What the Communist Leaders
Say Of Their Plans.

,,rut capuot GO, to Frecport on tie Fourth Of
1uly, In response to an invitation from The COM
uauder Of tho Third Regiment. Tho Second
n.pimcut, Sixth DdttRlIon, nnd First, Cavalry
ing ago gave up tic idea Of leaving town on
the Fourth, and now, in Ill probability, ,pono OF
the military organizations OF the city will 20
Away. .,-.~.
A1u,. u,.Gcn. Hilliard has suggested that guard
be placed over tho armorics, arms, md ammu-
p,tton Of the troops Of Chicago from now untIl
.fter tho Fourth upon tile prtnctple that at
ounce Of prevention Is worth pound Of cure.
The members Of the Flrat Regiment arc ex-
,temoIy anxious to 70 to Frccport. Col. Swain
nm. a rcqucst to the Governor two weeks ago
for permission 10 take bis command out, which
"a, seut through the Brigade and Division Head
ouartess Without either approval or dlsapproval.
The Governor, through Adlt.-Gcn. Hilljard, re-
,prncd communication, a few days since to
DAg -Geu. Torrenca {Maj.Geus Ducas having
resleoed Ip the meauttue). inasructtng him to
consult with tile Mayor aud Cittzens' Assocta-
tiop, and II he could do 60 coustatently, 10
allow the boys to CO. both IN t,eir account md to
r1attty tue people OF Freepors, who have been
Tas luid before the Cltfzens' Association, and
that body conceived tl.at itwou,d be cxtromely
in]udicious to allow anY of tho troops 70 leave
tbe city on H,s Fourth. While no one believes
that tlsfe VII oe we slienteet u'ssufoanss oa
lie epes that Il there should happeu to be anY
trouble. they would bc blamed for permitting
the regiments 10 qacate t'HIE posi- Of duty.
which wona unaonotealy 20 INC saSe' III oTsts
hone on the Fourth, but Gen. Torrcnre IL try
iog 10 davitd a ect,eine whereby be may give the
troops In ILLS brigade
r., AN ENcAMFMENT EARLY m THE FALL
IS !. sort of rseompsnse 2 for the!r d!.sPPoint;
mammoth proportions, and Will amply reward
the soldiers Tor denying themselves lie pleasura
NJ going out of town on the Fourth, Il Is
stated Upon authority that the Mayor Is }nsend-
inr TO visit Joltet for The purpose Of delivering
Fourth OF JULY orst!on; and in that case, should
.nv troub1e arise TINT wouth ueccssltato tlc uba
a Tue military, the responsibility for calling the
troooa Into actton would deyolyo on sheriff
Hoffman,.
~ - a!so SAD tnat she ~, Socialists are m
tending to come OUT upon the streets on me
Fourth with arms ~ open aeAance q the isW,
xnIsh goes Into effect on the lst OF July, Tor.
bidding any ood5 ol men 70 appear on the
BEecn with arms. unless l!censca bs the GoV-
etaor nnd that the E3eennse VII ~ taat event NJ
order State tfoops 10 uefnaha thetmp1emenH o1
var.
:. Locking Of tug matter from tnh standpoint,
the oea ot my .tfoopa leaving Cn'eaeo On 'ttle
standpoint from which 1t Is viewed bf tne
css!zen's Association.
But from mother polot tue affair assumes
different aspess. a reporter had eonyetaatton
With one OF the soeia1Estlc leaders on Thnfsdny
afternoon. ~ "hlca &c expressed h1macl1 lfeely
upon the suo1eGt. Hn tata that any maa who
taauEnt fos 90 instant that It vas tos the inter
est OF tue Socialists to create any disturbance ut
Ibis time "as insane, ior the must coge1t req
toua The socallsts' Hero gradually attaining
heie end BY Tar more senatole and etectlFe
method thnn by appiytng tla loren 70 inc oosi-
ness lnfercsts u the city, which would ho as sui
cidal to themselves rs Il would bo damaging
To otNfr parties. Tic also stated that Y was
Jet undecided as to whether they would take
out al their arms: as usual. whether they would
take out only few to test The law, or whether
they would leave them at homo atlogetheF. It
Wks hls prlrnto opinion, however, ttlat no arms
would be carried upoit as the dentoit-
ttraslon on the Fourth Wot1u he ehurtlY!h the
htefest& 81 the
E1o11T+noun MOVEMENT.
Therowou,d bo naradc he sa1 and A 1srpo
ons bn, Il woulI h, M 11rareaiIe anI or,'eriv ns
INV parais ti,nf Ind nvrr hren Kran in thn citr.
i,st M tIeir inst ma ,Yas H. sni1. mnrcoy.r'
that II III" ncnn1o ~ ChcoTn hnt cvcr
ssen tie sn,nfSsts mnrn,rr, IN hrng,s, 5,nnr,'rrv
carvings IN. or r1otnus nroreedmrS. fhc,, tiiny
msaa ~ o ,,,. e,.u " ~ ,t ~ H. ns @
10 disturbance whatever.
Tie Citlzena' Association, md the responsible
military Tue1I talk n afntl{ In fItn nre1nfara IF