, 1863-11-06

Closing Day-Pasaaso Of Constitution
and 8y.LhW6.

1OE ottIetaly fe1Q the Mtnule6 eI tn6 pfece-
ding session, which were passed and adopted in
the minufe8
Tho Convention then took up tho Constitution
and bylaws The Secretary Of this Convention.
MI. II. o. c. McCastY, introduced the report with
the remark that tho tone OF 1rIshmen in America
WIS changing the Irish and 1rssh- -Anaarinan peo-
pie were exhibiting unmistakeable signs OF rest.
lessnees, which forboded healthier development.
The Irish people were becoming interested In the
cauee Of Irish nationality. They wcze disposed
to become united. The tone IVES harder and more
practical They wcreless satisfied WITH assertions
and more inquisitive. This gentleman's remarks
were extended and evidently adapted to the con-
ditiou of the people and the state Of the times.
The report On the Constitution and Bylaws
was read aud passed In sections, While on this
business, tie Convention adjourned.
AFTERNOON sxssroN.
The Convention assembled at two o'clock aud
was called to order by the Presldent.
The business Of passing on bylaws WAS taken up
and occupied the attention Of the Convention up-
til three O'Clock.
The Chairman of tho O'F1.herty Monument
Committee then reported resolutions Of con
do!sncc, which were read and passed. Me- O'Fla-
he1ty was euloglzed as = priest Of exalted miad.
He instil1eda national split into the people. BE
was p,onulgator OF practical ideas.
c., who a. they had now completed thclr organic
anon, resigned into their hands the authority
VII Will nS tpslaGa toui ysa.n ~. as sao.ess
ed to With profound attention.
Originating nearly i've years ago In New York,
with a nucleus, the sfganizttion had In that
iatrI IN ovorv Sfsta and in fha Provinres Thnv
had feut deputies al standing and ability to rem
resent the1r Interests in this Congress-.
ho, - ~ thso .saostoa
Which we're read BY the Secretary to the Conven-
&ion. Te.electiDg III; Jno: o'Mahoay. and paying
S;ah m p a1g ELL ana Tue e1ecsa'eness VIII
The rrtolntpns were passed unaufmouslv.
The Central Council was; then appointed. It
eohH.sts t q nsf m5nnsts. rt. 11uy sepasssns ~
James Gibbons Of Philsdeiohls. and II. scsnisa Of
! Illinois, are among the appointments.
sate Csntree Wefe tnen appointed 70 go7efntne
The centra1 II T1cssn,,,a verc anno,ntea-.bev
furnish bonds fos the fAithfa performance ortueis
duty: They are men Of established CAPITAL aao
posson; oc1nf3o nnn fer ., e sss 10 ptint
coples OF the rcsolr.l9ue, constitution, bJ1a -
nd addreesSr,.,s eS,ss. aao o1s'3'oo1e 1ncm pro fa'a
VIZ conycntfon then adjourned to meet again at
such time and place a. the Central Council might
oe!s1mlne. a.iIa .,o,, .,4h.,.. H.. ,.,.o..,. :.
rot re- Iead in such Tise. nss accomplishea i6poet. ~
ant ltbors. Within 4 day or two, the entire work
VIII be Laid before Inc American and Irish peo-
PIE.
..s.H'ss t. ~ =, n,.z.sN,"A. N 49,
NC ''nqueI az e'''"a .1A1 4as' e's1''s "7' ~
~ respects success Ine .ables were hounti'
aoa,y suppleo Win euDesaatsais and kn'ck'nacks.
anu .1o VINE mas superb. 1oas1s were drank 10
se1Aoo ine onitto states OF America"
FoAna, oaf organ1zeo brethren at Home
zen. eo.eofan aao me fenlan brothess In the
army. 4ae rue 1nsnmea OF me British ffov.