Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-18

| to be siless. took out OF Court The accused m
counsel for the defense and bore them 10 trump
over the CITY. where large crowds joined then i
bearing the accused whose alleged crime con
sisted in attacking the Empire GLH
10 the State OF Osyscca The Liberal uprising
- general, including ell the Nsscbucs, The coas
| OF Tehusntpe, all the canada and the Tiens
Gen. Davis, Who IL 10 known. made ais escap.
from Peubls. where be "a. kept prisoner 10 js
BY the French. is GOV a. the head OF the insur.
rectton In Osxaecs- The facs Of his bs;ng one
OF the oravest AID most entsrprisiDg Gsnsrsl !.
| among the Liberals sises ~ the mosensns n an,
State where his influence 10 paramount. an in
hnence which the Impersli.t. csnBo1 sny lone.r
| conceal.
The Republicans nov hold the State Of To-
bssco and ChiapApas. very large portion Of or
aces. part Of Poebla and Vera Cruz
VIRGINIA rLrCTfoS.
RiesHoSB. Oct l7.-Dispalehes from Dan
vile gay il 10 believed there that Rev. b Il
Davis. Mtthodisi minister, of Patrick county
is elected 70 Congress in the Fifth District His
sntecedents are unknown here Sturdevaut
elected Mayor of Richmond in Jsly last, has 70
signed.
The members Of The Washington Ca, Coun-
Gil arrived here this evening. on a visit.
IRON rALneH.
R.LreH Oct. l7,-Jonath.a worth, STATE
Treasurer. 10 announced ss candidate for Gov.
ernor this morning. He is looked upon sss peace
or Union man. but will be supported BY all the
Vance and Davis leaders.
Gov. Holden j. the Unien Adniristrstion can
ddsts
THE FENIkS coSeaEss.
met to-day.
Reports from the Cemasitiss on C.sdsntials
and on permanent organization and rules reguIs
tions we're received.
The COMMITTEES on Psrnassnt Organizatious
reported the following 40 the Officers Of the Con-
grsss, who were elected President, Jsha o..
Mahonsy: Vice Presidents, Col. W. r. Roberts
Of New Jerssy. James Gibbons of Penna p
Bsnnon Of Kentucky. Michael Scsnles Of H.:
Secretaries, Z. A. Lsnnett Of Boston, p. A. Col
Inns OF Boston. r. X. Barrett Of Indians, J. c.
olwin Of Rochester, n. Y.
The Central Council made a report giving the
reasons for the call OF this Congress. and il was
referred to q special committee Of one from
each State.
Delegates TO the Congress are arriving hourly
and there are sov already s00or 500 present
from all sections. and the hall has been so
crowded that it has been impossible TO get into
proper working order. Another mass meeting
OF the Fensns vas held this evening, and large
nsmber could not obtain admission Speeche.
we're made BY b. B. Daily. State Centre OF In
diana; WE. Delaney, Of Connecticut; James
Elliott, Of New York and Jehn r. Tsnny, Of
Chicago.
Mr.. Delaney said part of the purpose OF the
Fenisn organization had already been accom-
plished. They had united in one tie OF brother
hood aud sympathy for Irishmen abroad and at
home. On their banner was written the werd
coward j" and they would stop ill they
had accomplished their end, the freedom OF
Ireland. They had buried ell personal AMI
mostly and local feuds, which had hsrst ofore
prevented the liberation of Ireland and all Irish
men of all seets and classes were being gathered
together for the mutual good. We have men
at home who are willing to drive invaders
from their shores it We will only furnish
means. Cries of I'VE will. we will He
said they we're not reEouncing their allegiance
either TO their adopted country or any sys-
tenn Of religion. If those eminent priests, Father
ROacbe, OF Vinegar Hill. aud Father Murphy, Of
Euscortis. cid not break any laws Of the Church
in assisting in repelliDg the invaders in 80, why
should we not battle against them to-dayt He
believed the cause bad the sympathy of ths Am
efcsn people, and when the struggle came Am
erica would preserve at least strict neutrality.
Mr.. Delaney Was severe in his structures OF
those lrishmsn who, although preferring te s,m
psthize with them, did not aid them. Those
who saw that Ireland 10 too weak do not know
the extent of the Fenisn organization.
Other speeches we're made of similar tenor.
The meeting wss rery enthusiastic.
Nukpsk ~ NssHyILLS
NAsArILLs. Oct H.-Ar. ! Whitman, draw
tender OF the railroad bridge. was foully muir
dered Last night, and thrown into the river.
A severe stabbing Array occurred in Dederick
street this morning