Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

PHILApK,rHIs, Oct 2Q.-As the session of n
Fsnian Congress. Wednesday, asnsrsl s~sens,
vas assigned a seat on the platform. The Gene
raj vas received With much enthusiasm, eu. ne
dselinsd mailing 8 spsech. As ths Convention
meant work Errf go --r
At The evening s~sssiog, . fesslaton Va
adopted prohibiting the dslsEa's. from making
notes Of the proceedings Of the Conversion. snl
they we're ordered 10 dsstroy anything they had
already written. Tor fear thsy might be lost and
give Information 10 the enemy.
Messn. Hynes. Of Massachusetts. and Rice,
Of Michigan, ana Capt. Walsh, Of Pennsylvania.
we're appointed Q Committee Of three, 10 prepare
& condensed report OF the proceedings Of The
Convention. to be forwarded 10 the press, subisc:
TO the inspection Of the Head Centre.
The report Of the Rsvoy Of the Brotherhood
from abroad vas read With most sathssissiic
demonstrations and was adopted, the members
Of the Convention rising to their feet with one
accord. and ~plsdsing their fullest support TO their
friends abroad.
TAursday's observation-disclosures vas called
to order. the Head Centre in the Chair
The Head Centre addressed the Congress. al
vising Rnsninity Of action, prudence and eau
ton ia all our deliberations. DE eeunssled 90
entire ~revision of the Constitution Of the crgani-
sstion. and read q statement relative to the cause
Of the dslav in issuing the bonds Of the Irish
Republic. he also suggested certain changes
in the financial management OF the organiza-
ton.
The Committee Oh Credentials made q report
AID resolved that no more applications for seats
in this Convention be received.
On Thursday afternoon Col. Murphy, Of New
York. was appointed Chairman pre- ten The
Head Centre subsequently arrived and tosk ths
chair.
The Hoor was voted 20 Col. Mullen. of Ten.
nessee, and Mr.. P. W. Dam. Of Illinois. they
addressed the Convention as length.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, Of Ohio. moved thaa 4 Com
mittse OF two from each State and Disiric, Do
appointed on the Govern meRt Constitution add
bylaws, each State and District 10 choose lis
own Committee.
The motion was agreed 70, and the following
gentlsmen were then appointed as said Commit
tees:
Mais.-D. o. c. o'Dsnohu. and John Dono-
van.
Military Circle Of Washinxton-c.yt. Deusis
DuDning and Capt. A. Mahonsy.
New ~Jsrsey-John Esgan and John Bradley
District Of Manhattan, New York. J Roy
er and Col. Thomrs Mulehy.
Northern New York-Wm. B. DoinAes aud
John McKinna.
Connecticut. W. Murphy and Liea,snsrt
+. NJ. Goodwin.
District OF Shawmut, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J. W. Tcbin and Z. A. Sennolt.
Massaehusetts-A. s. heCor,ill ssd David
Painers.
Kentucky-P. Brsnnon and D. Liacols
New Hsmpshire-Johs A Dsnbam and D.h
Cady.
Wisconsin II. CAnul AID II e. Dunn.
Maryland Patrick Cshsn and John T. ssee
ncy.
District of Columbis-Jsnss j. KAN aud
james Ryan.
Aissouri-General Thomas Curle, sss A. l..
Manson,
NermOH,-Csptsin John LssernsR.
Ohio-J. W. Fitzgerald and L j. Msssy.
Tennessee-Col. r.. r. Males and Martin
kinegAa
lllinoi.-P. n Duane ana N. Lenby.
lndisn.-B. 4. Daily and W. Griffin.
lows-D W Govern aud Edward Morisrty.
PenLsvlvsnis-James Gibbons and Col Chss
G. Lewis.
Michigst-L,wrsncs NerdeA and J J. Hart
ford.
Rhode lsl.nd-P. q Male, .nd p. J. Nc,
DonEeil.
Delswsre--Henty A. Mules.
Gen. Sweeney and Col. MURPHY were sided
rs honorary members Of the Convention.