The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

cordng 70 the requifsments of the constitution and
s ~ Oes q
Of the Fenian Brotherhood which he held under the
constitution Of the +. d.
and President Of the Senate therefore qua1ed as
President OF the Fenian Brotherhood and took tho fol-
lowing oath OF ofhce:-
execute the duties Of President Of the Fenan brotherhood
Of the United States and other portions Of America and
NE 81 ss A'
8. That long hold said Office viii keep my oath
invoabe and preserve said constitution TO the best OF
my ability; and If there are those who through their
Representatives in Philadelphia did not intend to sup
port il or abide by its provisions, they should never
would be called upon to oate their oaths and trampe
the constitutions yield their characters patriotism
and understanding into the keeping Of those VINO &C
knowledge power but themselves, and no guide but
passion.
Let those therefore who recognize the binding force
OF tho constitution soemnly adopted at Philadelphia by
the most important and intelligent convention Of the
Fenan Brotherhood ever held In America, attend 70
their business help along the cause, and support that
body which in their opinion win best promote the aims
OF the brotherhood.
II you want your money squandered in New York, or
In paying for shouting for individuals or magning
others, you know where TO send 1t. II you want u
given Ut once into the hands OF brave and honored
soldier who does and will not receive one dollar or
II for himself but will turn 1t all into weapons OF war;
10 help Ireland and shed usire on our race then send
IL 10 him and other and which ever course you
adopt 1t least will have the proud Satisfaction OF
knowing that neither interest," fear threats promises
and country, and have no fear but that time
will do US justice. remain brothers, yours fraernay
W. r.. ROBERTS, President Fenian Brotherhood:
Resolutions are stu being passed by circles IN TINS
city. The following Is from
TIE ST. LAWRENCE o'TooLE IL. ~ FoR o'MAHoNY:
Whereas information has reached us Of deep and
os the Fenan Brohehood against the fanader and
Colonel John OMahon The legal and recognized President
Resolved, Tha. We The members OF the 81. Lawrence
oooe Circle denoupce aud rspudase the action Of the said
and them the doom wesS sxsisd q iTsOrs
YEm G. l Secretary.
ANDREW BrEsKs, Chair. Com
MALONE NEW YORK, FOR THR NEW SYSTEM.
The following sharp shot is OF the most decisive
received from tho country Clrcles:-
MALONE, N Y, Dec. Is, 1866.
Col WILLIAM II. RoBEHrs, President Fensn Brother
sm AND gEorsss:-I congratulate You in your posi-.
ton President Of the Brotherhood believe not in
the lone powern-no Ia mansions in Union square,
when paid for with money given for better cause thanks
TO the members or the Senate who have taken deter
mined and decided stand Lei us now have work done
Let the money be properly managed Cannon, not man.
slons; iGes not cushions; swords not pens; bullets,
not ink; powder, not paper These are what we want
and what We expect The Malone z rcie OF the fenan
Brotherhood ratfy the action OF the Senate and hail
you as their leader.
Al meeting Of our Circle last evening, motion OF
William B. Douohoo, seconded by the entire house. the
following preamble and resolutions wore adopted
Whereas circular been received from John o haho
ny calling for delegates TO attend convention IN New York
kssovsd Tlst consider John Mallory A. having no
sa having been ipesos.d Dy the senate whom We con
The fs. q lie and
JOHN o1,MAnoNy, State Centres
G Ii sHhhSg j. saAssix. Centre.
psEis MuErrr Secretary,
HAnsIswURc yNpossRs THE VIEW ADMINISTRATION.
HARRISBURG, Dec TO- 1866.
A. regular meeting Of the Harrisburg Circle OF the
Feninn brotherhood, held the Exchange Building, the
following resolutions unanimously adopted:--
The f eso Ss s se1 o sss s oes
consider his aeon and that Of his clique Of lao
Dc fnsn'si . lie cause 81 Irish nstisaay
ros 'i ueR sae Viii. he Sas psto. q Erin seep
i II ,GI, We p,sass Ss9 esss
Ia dasaarss q sasr aca du,ss BREFf canETs
N. B-0n the LIST instant sent 20 headquarters twenty
dollars for which have received receipt signed b.
Doran Ki,sn We want 10 TO be turned over TO the
treasury ore xhn Mr. R0ss,' has sspsssSn a. we
JAe. CLsAsY, Secretary.
SENATOR snNoTr FOR IsvEsrreATroN.
NEw YcaK, Dec IL, 1885,
After careful investigation OF facts official and other
wise, ] decline hcnceforh acting officially with the
members Of the Senate r. b., on account Of their
recent action upon questions involving the cause Of
IrcIapd.
ihe President OF the Fenian Brotherhood desires IN
vSsgson The Senate objects TO it, Those who shrink
from investigation AFFORD strong evidence Of guilt.
I am in favor OF Congress a. called BY the Pre,-
dent which can decide the questions issue This Is
tbe platform upon which stand.
PA. slNNOTT, Senator F. B.
THE ADJOURNMENT or TaE SENATE.
session Of tho senate was held yesterday The final
touch was given n tho detailed statement which they
sending out regarding the status or the situation. At
twelve O'Clock the body adjourned s1ect TO the call or
its President Mr Gibbona The several members left in
the afternoon FOR their homes The executive Office
Broadway occupied by Two or three clerks sending out
documents under tho supervision OF President Roberta
Nothing Of :nportshce transpired in Union square
during the day All Ia preparation for the coming week
The Senate party having for tho time practically RETIRED
tho Mah0uy party will be vshered In by the year.
art will probably not ssy farewell 70 the New York pub
lie sog many d.ys