New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

months, Edward i. Corey sbont three months, and
Gen. Sweeney, the Secretary Of War avery short time
Mr.. O'Rorke is old member Of the body, and was
selected as Treasurer for his sterling honesty.
Meanwhile. the Senate have their adherents and the
President has his. The people Of New-York and New
chosen chief they cling with Celtic devotion regarding
him the Moses of their race-the intrepid cheltain
Of Tpperary who Is yet to rescne their loved isle Of
sorrows from the clutches OF England
"CoL. OMAHoNEYs PROCLAMATION"
A proclamation has been printed by Col OMahoney
stating the facts to the Brotherhood and calling a
Congress in the city of New York, JAN 1896
when the whole matter will be laid before the assembled
delegates
Address OF TIE RESIAys OF MANHATTAN.
HDQRs FESIAN bRoTnERHoop DEPT. or
MANHATTAN, No. sl4 BROADWAY. Dee. 9. lst, )
At Convention Of Delegates from the various Circles
Of the district. held al the above place and on the
above date upon motion tie chair taken by James
j. Rogers esq, State Center OF Manhattan.
Upon motion, John Rafferty,. ESQ., OF the Iayelle
Circle. was unanimously elected SecptaT.
Committee was then appointed to draft an cd iress
to the Fenan brotherhood at large expressive oil the
trct the present crisis Of the oars OF the organini
ton.
The Committee, consisting Of Messrs Egan, Cowley,
0'Bron Moran aud Rafferty, reported the following
ADDRESS or THE FENIAEs OF MANHATTAN TO THEIR
BROTHERS OF NORTH AMERICA:
BROTHERS crisis has occurred in the afnrs OF the
Fenan brotherhood pregnant with issues Of the Ut
most importance To the welfare OF our native land
prosttuted the high position Of Fenian Senatorshp TO
the most gnobe purposes. Judas hike they offer the
kiss Of peace to their native land while with Haior
hands and poisoned weapons they stab her 10 the heart
Seven years OF perseverance,, energy and toll have
brought the Fenan Brotherhood 10 ITS present high and
powerful positonthe pride Of It's friends the terror
of It's enemies
Foremost among its boldest truest and most talented
defenders stands the name of John O'Mahony like a
star IN the heavens, receiving luster from the
clouds which obscure for an instant but vanish before
10 LuaV
PLY dragged lis shiny snake like length along poison
ing the holy stream Of patriotism in its course oward
liberty thereby retarding dOwntrodden mans dearest
hopes and aspirations on many an occasion.
lrishmen awake Put on the armor Of loyalty to
Ireland Our cause must not fail
On behalf OF the Fenians Of Manhattan District. this
Convention OF Delegates TepNdiate the authority and
condemn the actions Of the socalled Fcnen Senate
subversye of the principles of order obedience TO
thorty and devotion TO patriotism, essentially neces-
sary in body claiming the high prerogatyes Of the
Senatorial dignity.
In endeayorine TO magn TIE motives or asperse the
character of John ONaheny, these self arrogated
patriots kick against the goad. His reputation Is
too wen known to be diny obseured BY the wings
Of tartH0msd racer or pe'ty jealousy
Deeply anchored in the Irish heart both here and ut
home, his devotion to ireland ill remains and the hap
pcst moment Of lives viii be the hour when John
OMahOry unfurls the flag OF Ireland and calls 10 fol-
low HIM to the field OF victory OF the bed OF deats
Let those who are jealous Of O'Mahony's hoA upon
the Irish heart and aspire to exalted positions obtain
them BY heroic deeds
The Irish people honor none other Brothers this
socaed Fouian Senate has sent circular directing all
Ciccles 70 send al moneys TO T. OR0nrke. while the
Constitution directs IL ~ be sent 10 Il. Doran kan
Secretary fthe Treasury Treasury Department j. H.
Brothers You the anmus Of these men, be your
s ana Sen sas for SS 2as 70 ie SFg a
Fcnian Brotherhood. -.
30 Irish freedom has never can never be questioned
In the nhmc OK Heaven. he forewuncd. Let unity OF
sentiment and concert of action be tho distinguishing
characteristics OF your tuturc conduct lrown down
all efforts nj division coming from whence they may.
Brothers A Congress viii be held In this ciy on
the I'd day 81 January. lefh See that your tfufsi'
most talented and patriotic members represent you
there.
The destinics Of Ireland lie in your hands. to be
decided that day; look well thar they be properly
guarded.
The traitor the spy the villain is paths British
dungeons refuse to bold IrelaDds best bood British
gold now tries To divide Us
Brothers, Inc eyes OF the world are watching our
course; humanity appeals to our honor The Gown
irodden cry for our succOri VIII We disappoint them
To do so deserve the heaviest punishment that en-
ragged humanity can in1ict and brand memories
fs hopes its welfare and It's liberties stay the hard OF
treachery. Let cques and partsnhship secret cabas
and Northumberland be swept IRON the COUNCILS OF
our motherhood and like the kngy bud OF freedom.
bet the genius Of liberated Erin upward to the
realms OF eternal day
70 Erin aud whether against the minions OF the Saxon
OF the insidiOus traitor are prepared 10 do battle
and offer up lives on the altar OF liberty Let TRAIT
org beware Long live tie Irish Republic.
Signed behalf Of the Circles OF Manhattan Di-'rict;
NJ j. Gavan Center; Terence Giyr0ney
WIN. Moran, Treasurer; Owen faIrep
Dennis Mcdonnell Patrick Dayton
Iohn Rafferty, james kenDaly,