The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25


- NASHVILLE Tenn., Dec. 10, 1885.
DEaR Sra ASp BaorHxR-I start 20 write you a few
words Of encouragement Nashville viii not sustain
chieftain o'xnhony and his hireiing drones thoash
Tho worthless senator lMuilen) who resides
this city arrived this morning He proposes 10
call meeting Tomorrow night 10 endorse OAiahony.
He TO get hall OF the old Nashville Circle but
no would not be let into n any more than mad dog
Col b. Mullen ia man who bears bad reputation
wherever hc is known He in the army for while.
He went in from motives Of patriotism, but for gain.
He was j snissed from tho army or resigned, under
charges Of deyotng Of his suffer busi-
ncss than the command of his regiment He started
IN business here last March, and in few days
III. city for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
short time after his drunken froc he joined this circle
but remained with only about month, when, per-
ceving that he exercised influence In councils he
determined to break up organization and establish
this trcacherous work Con- Dwyrc his in
the sntler business who Is resident OF Chieftan
oMahony paaae on Union square ~ your CITY Inc
numbers only few men. think IL will never hold
another meeting and its members will not be admitted
TO our circle The names or the officers OF our circle are
fellows:-M. Keane Secretary d. Munday, Treasurer
and Chairman c. s; NJ. Kerrigan, Centre.
We have received several Communications from ex-
President 0Mahony the late action 0f the Senate but
have received nothing from that body President
Roberts yet hope that we will net do long So as we
very anxious 10 some encouragement from Them
All OMahonys communications were tabled at meet
ing yesterday The scnatcs address read from tho
Fenian veteran from the West II he is yet in New York.
and tell him that endorse every word Of those resolu
tons passed by the earnest OF Chicago England IS
rich. but she has not gold enough to buy him alude
20 Senator Michael Scanon,' Of Chicago, Iinos re-
MAN, sir yours fraternally, JOHN 8. MULLEN.
p 81 am no relative TO the OMahoDy Senator from
this State. J. s. NJ
THE o'MAHoNY coNvENTIoN-ELEvEN SENATORS
AND THEIR WHOLE PARTY TO BE CONDEMNED
AND EXPELLED.
Preparations are being made by the Union square party
for their convention in January u is understood that
all the Senators, Roberts IN ", Mcchan IN VI Carey
On. Y. !, Seaman NL. Dunn (Ill.h Gibbons PA Fiz-
gerald 0hio, DAILY Ind. Sullivan t0hiol, Osulhvan
IN. Y Bannon lKy.) and Flcmmng m. ~, are to be
pronounced peridions and tratorous members, and
document Of expulsion is prepared to issue against them
all those circles and members OF the f. b. who have
recognized their deposition and left OMahony. The
convention viii declare itself the Fenian brotherhood,
and the verdcts against the malcontents mono Maho
nyes) will be placed record in the archives Union
square, and the names Of the condemned Senators and
others sent to all the believing circles The mpeach-
ment papers all ready and all the documents state
ments &C. hand that no delay in the transac-
ton of the regular business is anticipated The other
side busy too and twill not hear the voice OF orho-
doxy"