The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

Auanlci where their existence is leCai
and recognized, AID he Fenians in Ire-
land ard other provinces under the British
government, where they are regarded as
conspratnrs Of the blatkes, d,e. and
would be transported If caught. Al Cir
c'es TO he entitled 20 representations in
this Congress mus! be in good "stan1ing'
lie. must have made regular and salts
factory monthly reports for at less: tie
two months preceding, through it's Imne-
diate Distiicl Centre 10 the State Centre
forwarding ,hsse o the headquarters Of TIE
Head Centre in this city. Il is, II fact. a
sys,em precisely similar to TIE tri-mouth,y
reports in our armies, the sdiutan: Of each
regiment forwarding his report 10 the
brigade adiu ant, who forwards it to the
Assistant Adju;snt General o. Division
who then transmit i. through corps aod
department headquarters 10 the Adjutant
GcaeTal OF the army.
GENITAL COUHCIL OF FENIAEs-THEIR
NAMES, DUTIES, AND Ho,9 aLKCTED.
Tie Head Centre Is sssisttd bv kind
OF Cabinet called the Central Council Of
Ten, no are nominated bV himself, but
must be confirmed by tbs next Congress
Of tbs Order; AMI the sans mode of APP
pointment holds good with regards TO the
Contra Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer,
sud the Central Secretariee-the financial
officers Of lie Brotherhood having 10 fur
ni.h securities approved by the Central
Council. This e ,uncil at present consists
of the following eminent gentlemen. most
Of whom are Irish by bii,h as well as by
blood: James Gibbons, Esq All extensive
printer Of Phjladel,iri. Henry Clarence
Mccarthy of New York; 7. w. Dunne,
Esq, Of Peoria, III; VIM. Griffith, a res
pecied merchant OF Madison, Ind. VIM
Sullivan. of Tiflin, Ohio; W. r Roberts,
ESQ, Of New York Michael Scar Ian, Of
Chicago; Patrick J. Meehan, editor of
the Ir,.h Anac, ican; and p Damon, ESQ
Of Louisville, Ky; Brig Gen Thomas A.
S:nJth, recently killed before Richmond,
under Gen. Sheridan, was the tenth mem
Der of the CounciI-his brother in arms
Al FenIaDism, toe galIaht Gen Mathew
Murphy, d ing in hospital at City Point
Of wounds previously received in the
movement on Iiatchet'5 Run, few DAYS
after hearing of Gen. SmytAs unt;neI,
taken IF. This Centrs CouI ell eleels lis
own President and other ufiiicers-,s
President assuming the duties Of the
Head Centre in case OF the death, remov-
al. resignation or impeachment Of that
officer. This Central Council also may
cal! conventions OF all SAFE Centres, or a
general cong ess, in case Of any etuergcn-
cy and such bodies when called together
hive power 10 III peach or .euove any @!
hccr. Tie Courc.l, too, must audit and
approve al! financial transactions Of the
brotherhood, ard is further charged with
the duty OF reporting progress once wear
10 earH session Of The ferjar Congrese.
he Central treasurer OF the Order l.
Patrick Dkourke, Egg, and the Assistant
Ifeasurer Is Patrick keenan,, Ed, both
OF New Gcfk city.
THE STATE CENTRES HOW APPOINTED
THEIR NAMEs AND OTHER PARTICULARS.
he State C.utfes OF Tie order are Az
pointed and commissioned by The Head
Centre on lie recommendation of ma
JonIy OF delegates from the various cir
cies entitled 10 vote in their respective
States. The Head Cer,re, however. has
power TO reject such nominations, beir o.
responsible o tie next annual congress
ior Lis action; and with the assent Of The
Central Council may even remove such
State Centres, as NAV he agreed upon, and
appoint other and more Trustworthy men
III their places. The State Centres are
charged with establishing District Certre>
and organizing circles Ia their respective
States or territories, settling all mnor
disputes and reboTtIBg twice month TO
the Head CeuiFe the progress, numbers
and financial condition OF their charges
/ he names, occupations aud residences Of
the various District and State Centres, 50
Ear as we have been atie TO collect them
Iun as follows New IoIk, ID. O'>ulli-
van, Of auburn, lawyer; Illinois Michael
Seaman, OF Chicago, merchant Indiana,
beinald Daley, ef Del III, lawyer; Chic,
j. ". fitzgerald. OF Cincinnati, merchant;
District Of Coutohja, F. Il. Donessn. o:
v Washington, lawyer; Missouri. James
NcGrath, Of q. Louis, lawyer; Kentucky,
I. B2nEou, Of Louisville. uercfax ::
Pennsy wanna, james Gibbons OF Phladei-
phla, printer; Massachusetts, Daniel Don
ovan, Of Lawrence, engineer; Wisconsin
JoEu a Byrne. OF Madison, farmer and
merchant; Michigan, Judge Miles J. o.
Reilly, OF Detroit, (own cousin to plain
" Miles, Of the Tenth army corps), Cali
toEnia, jeremiah kavsnagh, Of San Fran
cisco, engineer; New Hampshire, Con.
Heaiey, Captain United States Volunteers;
iowa, Patrick Gibbons, OF keukuk, mer-
chaot; Oregon, :. J. Mccormick, mer
chat Nevada, Andrew o'Lonuei, E>o
(FeIa,cd u the Irish Liberator y; and
District OF Manhattan, James J Rogers,
lawyer. For the Army Of the Potomac,
tie late iamented Gen. Smy,h was Centre,
having succeeded the late Brigadier Gen
Corcoran, in tina, capacity and in all our
other great armies the ceM missioned and
enlisted Fenlans aud men have eec;ed
similar Ulcers.
NUMBER OF CIRCLEt IN EACH STATE BY LAST
-CoNTMDUgIoNs TO OUR ARMY
AND NAVY.
The Circles OF the brotherhood range
IN number Of members from sky, the
minimum, to about five huudFed-pro-
baby averaging throughout the States
about two hundred and thirty members
each. Of these circles, Connecticut,
three months $40. had eight: California