The Sun.
London, England, 1865-12-07 00:00:00

Programme of the Fenians•

We have now in our possession (says the Toronto
Watchman) a portion of the intended programme of
the Fenian modus operandi in reference to Canada,
and hence we are in a position to corroborate Mr.
Perreault's statement as to their intentions of a raid
on Canada at an early day. We are still in com-
munication with a certain party on this subject, and as
soon as we have learned all we can we will give the
public the benefit of our inquiry. In the meantime we
advise the banks to be careful, and place their property
under protection, and officers in command should be care-
ful as to the character of the men who act as sentinels,
as, from our present knowledge, the Fenians calculate on
great things—first, from rebel soldiers in her Majesty's
service, and a smash on the banks will put them, they
think, in possession of extensive funds wherewith
to carry on their plans. Now this is nothing more than
Mr. Perreault hints at, and should not be treated as
mere rumours. Let those who treat. them as such bear
the responsibility. We are also informed that there are
six hundred Fenians in Toronto, armed to the teeth,
each man having a revolver and a pike, and very many
a rake, waiting for the word of command to imbruo their
hands in the blood of Protestants.
And now let us direct attention to one or two points.
And, first of all, we accuse the Gcvernment of indifference
to this conspiracy. Ample proof is available by them of
hundreds now in Canada being engaged in this plot, and
of being armed with weapons par se intended for no
other purpose than that of butchering human beings, and
yet no steps are taken. Mr. Michael Murphy can go with
impunity and take part in Fenian conventions, and other
Fenians can boast in our streets of being such—open and
avowed enemies to our Queen and constitution, and there
is no redress. A member of Parliament can stand on the
threshold of a Roman Church in Canada and declare his
-sympathy with the Fenian plot, and tell us boldly they
intend taking Canada during the present winter, and still
the Government is inactive. Is it because some of its mem-
bers are said to fraternise with the Fenians? Is it possible
that the Upper. Canadian Premier and the President of the
Council can wink at these things and in sincerity tell us
they prefer British connection ? We shall see.

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