The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

O'Mahony betrsying the trus reposee ' are these
tho aocusers they who br,ug these charges against a
who has proved his deyotednc 10 hts country
hrs boyhood aud they at once assume the functions Of
jurors and Judges and 60 Through form OF that ia
mockery, dcIuson, and cheat. Il this in accord
With the spirit OF IRISH far pays Is .his tho
boosted law under which are told We can live like
freemon aud DO longer scrtsf say If we submit 10
this mode OF proceedings we are the gerest slaves
Istence and unworthy OF our freedom ,t 10 not speak
the coming Congress will have an opportunity OF
hearing both sides Of tho question: ana We can then dis
pose integcntiy Of the matter aud whoever 10 found
wanting 10 his duty be hc President Senator, or fnan
cicr let him be given understand thai we are not 10
be trcd WITH and viii not allow either traitors or mba
Giles in our midst oh how much better woud 4
have becu had these Senator'S these Representatives Of
the brotherhood, taken the course John OMahony y
now pursuing convened Congress ana there explained
tho true state OF affairs and trusting 70 the dslneres
edness OF their motives aud the purity OF Their nlen
tons, allow the case there to BIO tried. But no. they
would not be satisfied WITH thus. they would trumpet
our internal disputes IN tho OF anxious public
and tao step that IL best calculated 10 njure nnd de-
stroy I'd. Brothers, tnpore yoa TO send your best
and ruest men 70 the coming Congress Let us bear nj
know all, and then make the reptile come from hls ni-
ing place Scatter the wood 70 the four corners OF the
earth and expose the monster But ill O'Mahony be
properly aud legally tired and found wanting et u %
man support him. Let not cast aside our tried ani
trustworthy servant till convinced he Isl longer
the right man IN the right place Fratetnaly,
Centre Garryowen Circle, New York
FcntaU Meeting in PhfladelPais-Thp
senate Nosv am Session in new York
Dcnounrrd-OMaao Declared the
Eeas OF the Fenian Movement in tho
United states, Sc.
PumADrLrHA, Dec. H. 1885
A large AMI enthusiastic meeting OF aii tho Ferian
circles in ths city hsld ut Fcnan Hall tbs evening
Andrew wynne the District Centre, presided Colonel
Mllen OF Tennessee in eloquent address called upon
all Irshmcn 10 support ther leader, Colonel oMahony
He letter Of from the Head Ceatrc Of
Ireland endorsing Colonel OMahony tho sole agcn, Of
the Irish republic ia the United States, and az man
worthy of being trusted by all true Irishmen He also
explained that the present meeting OF the Senate ri
Now York was entirely unauthorized and Illegal. II
was based bogus resolution which had been
interpolated in tho minutes OF the pro
ceedings OF tho last Congress President OMa
hoay alone was authorized to call extra session
Mr. sullivan, who ha, lately returned from Ireland,
related conversation hs recently Ind with Colonel
Roberts, who had usurped the Office OF President, In
which Roberts used the expression that he intended to
overthrow the present government and place himself at
the head OF new organ ization
The Following prcamble and resolutions were then
unanimously adopted amid the most uproarious APP
plnuse:-
Whereas the Fenian Brotherhood Of ;he district OF
Philadelphia observe with regret the late attempt o! GER
ta!n noontcns to disrupt the Brotherhood oni para
yzc the work OF the Irshnen Of Anercan their efforts
10 tho Of Irish Independence; and whereas
tho present hour requires AZ oir hands prompt aud de
csiva action order to pat down traitors and mana
harmony
Resolved That unhcstatingly dsnoilce the late
socallcd meeting OF tic Senate Of the Feapn Brother
hood IN New York az lcgal and snconstit ,t'ona ant
therefore Mi their acts not ouy illegal but treason
able 10 the Fcuian Brotherhood
Resolved That We caS upon All true to the cause
TO do shalt d. and stand by our chief and our aas
unit! victory efforts.
Resolved, That IA the person Of JOAN 0'Mlh3ay We
TcCognzc iaa sole sscntiive and agent o. the irish
republic in America that hold also TINT he is
President Of the Frnian Brotherhood America, under
tho constitution, aud in every worthy Of tue post
and tho present conf euce OF All ru, men, bc,n aud
out Of the organization 81
Resolved That we, tue Fenaa, OF Phi!sdeipha send
fratorsl grerting % PATRIOTS anu gallant brothers
Of the Manhattan New York; district. aud pledge to
the Old Gnard tina, vii, sand bv them IN their noble
ami heroic efforts 10 sustain the right.
After the adoption of the rssoiona, speech vera
made ~ Near. R,Vanagh of California Cr1a1in 81
MasachH~esis. aai others Tho cn'i'as!,sa ~ss III
tens,