The New York herald., 1865-12-15

,nce They had been denied lists OF the Circles and
could only reach large portion OF them through tne
press.
THE oRAHoYMEN IN THE MANsIoN-GAs.
The gas fittings OF the house are OF costly descrp-
@ ana % M s 99 ~ona be called FAT one was
given prominent leader Of the American Protestant
Associaton-hat natural heir and offspring OF Irish
which body this patriotic gastter ia also
understood To be affiliated Probably the fact that Mr..
obahonys right hand man, who has been most profuse
in abuse of the members Of the Senate, Is resident
the family Of this A. r. A. Orange gasftter may ac-
for the falling into his dish OF this rich mcedu
may also account for the circumstance that oge
Gowan the Grand Master OF tho Canadian Orangemen,
be better posted the doings In Union square
than most OF the Centres in the United States
The leaders both sides being thus briskly engaged
the campaign It is natural TO suppose that the respec-
tive camp fires blazing continuously and brilliantly
around the central ralying posts Of each.
A HERALD MAN THROUGH THE MANSIONS.
Our reporter yesterday paid his regards TO the head
quarters Of the campagners The Broadway headquar-
.ers has an II %n,cn e,s nrs e eye
for the OMahony, aud particular objection, 1t Is in
fered to have hand in the fund In any capacity icon
yanentr They generally br ght and lively larks,
1T for laundering speech call to the battle van
General Roberts, however, generally reads his men,
his, SIR, and pitching them by ii there's nothing to
them The greatest possible efforts are being made py
the new 70 secure men OF MIND ana gcoa
record, wherewith ito mould the best mettle 0i the
country which they assume is in their hands,
The famous headquarters on the square looms up
stripes waves over the Everett House. and the
banner beside II dourshes from the towers peak The
grand old motto Sic Senper Tyraais has been trans
mogrifed into SIC Center Tyroanis and stuck up to
big pillar near the OMahony camp by some Of the un-
scrupulous antis we suppose 10 the inner ns
the celebrated East Room still graced By the Kilialy
commanding ngure Of the nobs Chancellor Exche-
er. O'Mahony wears military CLOAK, writes lett,rs,
and PAGES the floor oninonsly.
Meanwhile the Of the masses comes on with It's
national capital, to whose course much Importance was
attached, has finally reported as folows:--
THE VOICE or THE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON D. G., 4s7 srRsg1 sNsosKrH,
Colonel wM r. RonTRrs President F. b., New York
DE,R Sln AND BRorgER--Tho Washington Circle, F. b.
with which have been identified ever since rs organi
zation almost seven years and when mas ved aud
worked continuously despite OF opposition and dis
conragemen from all quarters are unanimous ana ne
nous documents ard inflammaiory addresses from
Headquarters 20 the contrary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az
meeting Of the Circle held atTcmpetanco Hall last night
offered resolutions denuncatory OF the course Of John
oMshony and his corrupt clique In the strongest and
most emphatic terms that could be employed cordially
endorsing the action OF the Senate and pedging il our
united and undivided support; expressing The utmost
and contempt for the attempt to asen upon the
members OF the Senate the imputation OF dsloncsty
declaring entire confidence without limit or quaiii
cation in the pure integrity, uDimpeachabe patriotism
and sterling WORTH individually and collectively, OF the
members composing the Fcnan Senate; utterly reru
dian, John D MahOny, no. longer recognizing him as
had completely forfeited The respect and confidence of
The Washington Cir le and recognizing you as the con
s.itItonnl Prcsid mt of the Fenian herhood We
had fun and highly influential meeting OF the Circle,
which numbers upon It's roll one hundred and seventy
ave members in good standing and tho reading
OF tho resolutions was appauded with such
genuine ou,buist Of enthusiasm and such sp'ri, OF
unannily left not single spcck OF doubt as to the
entimcnts Of the Washington Circle The resolutions
woGld have been carried without dissenting voice,
not for the double dealing qribbes and specoas
arguments Of certain indiv idua from whom more man
posioning action tho resolutions until next meeting
Monday, 18th inst, when trust we will be In possession
Of cnhorv and hs Manhattan clauc are perfectly sn
derstood by The Fenans or tho District of Columbia,
especially those who had an opportunity Of observing
their base yc0hancy and conduct at the Philadelphia
Congress- and cir when the grand mass Of the Brother
hood is beard from, my word for It, OMahony and his
Interested parzans will receive such crushing rebukc
that they will be forever after prevented from
mngng in the society Of manly, independent Irish M
,cnaiisa In concason sir we whe sustain tho Fcnan
Senate tho slaves and tools and dupes OF get
ofmen We worship at the shrine Of truth, principle and
our glorious cause and despiso any man or party WHO
which framed for their government II the Senate is
sustained the Tcnnn Brotherhood will be shattered
into thousand Fragments No cliques clubs congresses
hdence in John OMahony The Senate Is right, and we
W i be directed byi. 0Mahony is wrong and we dc de-
Fcnian Broth6food will support the Senate and in do
ing 50 ssyo theF B. from corruption inactivity, dsrup-
ton and disgrace May God bless tho Senate Down
yours, JAMES RYAN, Centre Washington Circle.
LOUD voLLEy FROM THE WEST.
a Sa for as an
full column to tho front Of tho fight. Ono letter
menccs Gloria in Eycelsis Do II is written by atc
Potomac campaigncr, Captain walsh. "You arc
called oldtmcd malcontents,n says he "Bc
legion. There Is not an unselash or fearless man any,
where who has any knowledge OF the organization who
s not amalcontcni, Heaven knows how justly On Tues
day evening the long. timed nalcontents Of Chicago will
meet TO celebrate this triumph Resolutions will be
adopted which will ring with the spirit iron age when
virtue barred its breast to stem the torrent Of corruption
Tell the honest tale of perdy and dishonesty every
man who hears II will believe. The people must be told
the whole truth their corrupt faction will stop at moth
ing to raduce you and Let us be up and at them.
truth Is mighty and must prevail The people OF
America, our brothers, with few contemplate cxcep
tions will not bow before any mans cap. They have
only preference that Is the best and honest
Rally. rally. faithful men,
Steel your nerve and sharp your ken;
Every foul aud tyrant den
Let us send one laundering voey OF facts along the
whole lne and the day will be ours.
Let no threa: Of violence niiinidatc you; let
OF counsel violence; armed with truth and Justice
let US boldly, fearessy and deAantiy confront corup
ion, scourge IL from our councils expel II from
ranhs. and when men In days 10 come will speak OF
they will, at eat honor honesty and courage though
they ccnsre NJ for past unparlonabc endurance.
Greeting to every true man. long live 'malconents.'" ="
THE o'MAHoNY CIRCLE STEPS OUT.
At the regular weekly meeting Of the Muhony Circle
held In DingledoiDs Hail. Third avenue, between Fifty
ninth and Sxt!oh streets, Thursday evening" Deem
Der 1885, tho following resolutions were unanimously
ndopcd:--
Whereas certain nnprncpe and deep designing knaves:
calling themselves fens SENATOR have Illegally convened
IN this city for the purpose Of diunon In the
OF the Fenlan Brotherhood; and
whereas the principal rcion of tie so.callei Fsnian
Senate has been the deposition of President John OMahony
aud the usurpaon wn X. Roberts TO that important
position. belt
Resolved, That the members Of the Mahony Circle
enphacglly denorncs the socasd Fenan Senators
traitors 70 the OF Ircands Independence thai
pudiste their action, AMI that shall them
future rs British hifeings
Resolved, That pledge undivided support and place
la Ma nd
hat we shall be guided solely by his edyec and instructions
IN all matters appsrtniiig ~ our duties Fcnans.
Resolved That rafy the and action Centre
and delegates at the late oyenon o Circles for the district
OF Manhattan, Ia sustaining President John o Mshony
Signed behalf If tho Circle Tereuc. Growrcy Centre
Martin W Hanley secretary; William Leonard John kee
gan, Dr. j. \. Mahon, COMMITTEES on Resolutions.
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