The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07


you shall be left to struggle alone in thu effort to
accomplish that purpose. The Irish race in America
strong In numbers rich In wealth, or 30
united IN purpose a. At the present nme ~ henor
In defiance Of the threats Of Lord Clarendon com
peers; and children OF Ireland to avenge the wrongs
of their moherland by not ncom patbie with
their duty this country whose constitution they have
sworn maintain and whoe Ia they viii ever respect
SAMUEL SAMUEL LuMsDEN ohio Vice presiden..
T. II. SMITH, n. D., Mass, lsecretar,es.
~. MCGOWAN, Nj. D., R. l.,
After which the convention adjourned sine dc
In connection with the foregoing publish the follow
ing from the Phiadephia Ledger Of Wednesday, from
which II appears that some Of the members not
very unanimous In their opinions. and that they were
likely to fight among themselves than against Eng
land. We have said that the meetings private and
reporters of the public press admitted but they were
not private that the correspondent of the Ledger
excluded for lie to have been present at the first
days proceedings: -
No reporters admitted, but splritrappiug 40
quaintance Of your correspondent says most exciting
and debate sprung up as to who shoud be ad
mted to participate In the proceedings Colonel poheny
said be that floor at least two thousand
armed men; but If Mr. Glen ahau editor Of the Citise
permitted TO take seat he oheny) would take up
This outburst brought Mr. McClESAHAN to bis feet,
who informed Mr. DoheDy in loud voice. that he would
b. held responsible for that language DOheny, amid
loud cries to order, insisted upon McCenshsns ying
the conve nton, pronouncng him "a trsitor" and de-
as III sSs BE- ss
acquainted with all the proceedings
Captain FIzoBBoss, delegate from Rhode Island,
hoped that the members would conduct themselves as
men and gen'lens n, and not runiars
Mr. s,s Of this city jumped r. and wanted to
TO whom re applied the epithet s'r.faan."
satisfactory explanation followed.
Ano.hsr delegate SAG ne haa come mere a. so.o,er
and didn't come there to talk He wanted to free his
deiegae suggested that if Mr. Mccenahan sat in that
room New Yorker would sit with him, as he was
mean man.
Mr. kcCIEsAHAv--rY You Iiern
The TrxaA1r-shnling his fst in McC1enahan's face
g" heo you responsible for that remark, when get you
Another delegate said any reporters present
they had better retire. One Of the fraternity with
York Express Know Nothing orean remonstra ted against
delegate moved that the reporter, especially Of such
paper as Inst, be requested to retire.
The reporter, however Kept his seat the Secretary was
in favor o. h,s staying.
After this breeze wss over, q delegate from Ohio
buked the disposition to disunos visible In he conven
ticn. Ae awhile, when the army ready to march,
he ssid they would be squabbug to who should be
The General he supposed, Fer his own part he was
The following account OF the objects Of the coz venon
published in the Ledgr of yesterday, from which vt
that inyasi' f Canada has been projected az
the most neable part Of the British enpe and that
the material aid portion Of it, is to be fur nishsd by
m sgcnt Of Russia in this county,
The Irish National Convention, ut the Aston House
known outside of what is going on the osbies are
crowded with excited crowd in state Of high fever,
while exi gtssons Of dissatisfaction at the way things
ma rsged inside are everywhere audible.
met Col L0beny marching up and do IN the hall, this
morning. exhtr1k bis fiencs to wash their hands Of the
whole copcerD For some reason other, he and The
editor Of the Citizen dsggers' points; and tue
convention ~i not turn g Mac" out the Colonel has
taken the position Of q tellgerent outsider.
Cpe ret complain that another Sc. has taken II upon
themselves 10 cut and dIy' the whole affair to adj
vance, the CELEBRATION of relsnd" hut certain
sora ends. Hence he tne is pretty much taken in
Personalities, and frequent appess 70 agencies
Of Il mle material character
pan, am told. has been submitted ito rescl the
heart Of the British Lion" through his Canadian lungs
Five thousand able bodied Hberpanf represented 10
to operate with Russian demonstration, said to
he Organizing the northwest coast Money sufficient
to dersy EXPENSE 1t is further sad has already been
Isised and the only thing remaining to be dope Is to
find in whom ell have confidence leader
Secrecy being the great thing needed pains are
taksne keep out OF the newspapers unyuing like real
If what is in the wind But the facts here related
whole scheme will "bust up" owing TO the personal
eaousies and personal hat,cds which govern the
| vtntsn
Ant tEer rpmor may as we'll be mentioned 1t is wild
one, but wild Irisbmen engaged in it, there may
be something in it. An agent of Russia then, is said
to he the financial agent and tie chief engineer OF the
whole Who he Is, whore he is can't say
but it il thought be something Of object to get up
invasion If Canada in to distract tho allies at
home and possibly comp Ell England transport por
ton ri her amy the Crimes to the North American
elk MES
The British Consul Mr. Barclay is taking lively in
terest In this movement.