The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

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being interrupted BY the rare or OF the
ton leaders AS well try the lido with sand, or
onsoca,ion Or senate o keep down The
rising ardor for "haruony and actlon-the soldier and
hs VIM ha shous that rn@s an, iona ana
clear through the Fenan circles !! s an evident relief
60 all 70 have discovered az last bright pathway
| sensien, Flow pickering and inanton through which
'leaders have been leading them 100 long, II s now
| contemplated learn, TO make formal demand for
the Of Mahony and the Senate and then
cali upon the aajor General present available
MAN work out and take command Of the Fenan
for their proper work II is not yet known how the
respective faction leaders will look this demand OF
the masses out although II may make them uneasy 20
lose The grip Of power, still anticipated that either
ONahony or the Senate will have tho bodness to array
themselves agans this maniiesty just and effective set
| temeni OF the ugly mess
sr. LOUIS AND CHICAGO, UNDER IRISH ADvIcEs,
/ 60 FoR THE WAR POLICY.
81 Louis has already resolved TO sustain the military
policy and the idea is travelling In all directions through
the working circles We have received the following
| despatch from Chicago NJ
The Fenians had meeting Al. their ha on saturday
night at which report submitted from two three
ofhcers who had just returned from Ireland. u
unanimously resolved give General 6weeny the Sec
rotary OF War; their efforts and to render him every
means requisite TO hsng up for successful operations
NASHVILLE FOR THE SENATE. avg
The following despatch Is from Senator Bannon State
4 Centre OF Kentucky:-
Nashville the home Of o'Mahonys Senator Mullen,
endorses Roberts, the Secretary of War and the Senate
unanimously. r@ p. BANNON.
KANSAS CITY DECLARES PoR THE SENATE.
The following letter is from OF the general organi
GERS under 0'Mahony's system. The writer 10 reputed
one Of the keenes minds OF the organization, and is
practsed revoutons having left this country for fight
IN 1885, and disappointed then, has been working since
| Ito make an opportunity
| KANSAS Cry, No. Dec 1c, 1885,
| W. X ROBERTS, President II. b.
SIR have the pleasure OF ncosing resolutions from
the circle IN this city endorsing the action Of the Senate
| IN mpeachng and deposng O'Mahony for violating the
constitution formed by the people, for whom he
entertain little regard Sir thank Heaven that the
Senate was pure enough and bold enough face the
ganization and the world in support OF principle If
people are III for self eminent they will not surrender
their rights please the ungovernabe ambition of any
man. Suppose Ireland free to-day that the rep
resenativcs Of the people had met Dublin and formed
constitution which was TO be the law OF the land
constitution defining The duties Of all officers servants
or the people suppose John OMahony President OF
veabe Irish republic Irish SOIL and that he At to
that the Senate impeached and deposed him for violating
the rights Of the people would the Irish p.cs .yspnle
on TIER own law and their rights 6T WOuid tkS1
IKE freemen support the constitution and hurl him
sessa ''is 5 s 2if'a D as' %s'!
heas hat must necessarily be crushed to drive the ty
rants from our own fair land Shall we spend our wears
ana our money, sacrifice families and our lives to
eaisssn 49, Irish republic and then have soroe cheftian
declare that repnbnu Ess not suited to people,
shut The doors in the face d the Senate take the Teins
bad distributed for the safety OF life and libertyconve
-" Presidential chair into throne and give us feusat
~ 80. amy " E
ISM :, 'D q p passng strange ne s tho
lived in America Grown sno e,ed IN the LIGHT Of
that true liberty when - nere should co far sink
thor rights :, please anybody.
Go on tnen, on our mission; be not discouraged by
the zap trap Q. d.ssenton and faction Where princi.
cpis when would tsnfod worse than derision, The
west whose I've worship the idea, slaves vor-
ship men," is with you man, and am sure the In.
clgent fseeman Of tho East with you also Newell
know shatwhen there " terrible hullabaoo don't
necessarily follow tha. there terrible amount Of work
doing Would 10 God that at the Cincinnati Convention
| We had thrown O'Mahony overheard Ireland would
be in a different condition from her plaiui and
OF talking working, praying dreaming and paying are
all gone for nothing enough to drive me wad How
over spilled q my seven years. though writing some
wrinkles human brows, arc nothing il the hie q
| great old soldier--oid war, bat young in yenrs-
| Fighting Tom, lot us
Slogan OF Con and Hugh,
| Out and make way TOR the Fsnan men
| Preferably yours A. l. MORRISON,
| Late Of Chicago, Ill.
l REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED BIT THE CIRCLE OF KANSAS
| Resolved ina, we the members Of the Kansas City
Fenlan Brotherhood, unanimously endorse and WIZ .us
tain the action Of our patriotic Senate the utmost Of
Resolved Tint We transmit our moneys in future 10 p
ROBERT ADAMS, Centre.
1 A. L. MORRISON, Secretary.
| a MANHATTAN CIRCLE ENDORSES O'MABONY's DE
| POSITION AND SUPPORTS THE NEW SYSTEM.
/ TucKABoE CRcLE, TESIAE BRofHKRHooD
l DISTRICT MANHATTAN, Dec %, 1860. !
Col Rosn.Is President rsn ana o. rrSsy N.
inst Mathew Horan Centre elect In the chair II was
Resolved That We viii 70 man support the conftitu
iron Of the Fenan Brotherhood revised and adopted
Resolved, That We vim be un,irny in efforts
circle 10 aid and the Secretary Of War towards the
carving out OF his plans.
Resolved That We abide by and endorse The rscsn,
and pledge Ourselves 70 work with renewed vso as
peniAns "od lovers q Liberty; uop.N r.,,,. R..c,
Jon RrKy Secretary
iYag sRRssv CITY ''YEsIAN OUTAGE or . 9TH
The following Is from an ohcer Of the Rmmes Circle,
b. Of Jersey City, q whose ball the party named re-
ported that he was outraged, tried &c.:-
70 ruE EDITOR or TIE HERALD,
Il saw in your issue Of yesterday, the oath inst.
malicious statement OF "a Fcnian outrage proceeding
md some rendsin the upper psri Of the city and
ing man on tho corner Of Jersey avenue and south
be wished 70 aud Whsreupon the stranger put several
questions TO him. and then seized him BY the collar and
.sd him that ns vas dstec,ive and dragged mn into
brotherhood and In the interest Of simple truth, that
hess sts.emcpis are totally unfounded and are IN fact
into thar hall usdsi prsisxt Of ofcIa detective au
| fnOrty, OF IN any Otucf mhnneF inc Jersey Nsy
rensns not bummers OF this hind, but peaceful and
orderly men, whs know how 10 act A. quiet abiding
citizens America while striving 10 raise from bitter
| suffering poor nationality in another place
Why this story bears on It's very face the stamp OF
vision or q vagary. He states that he met on the
street and dragged into the hall - The Fenan hall Ia
the third story and would certainly take some tall
dragging and immense muscle on the part OF the detec-
tive TO drag" him up those two flights Of stairs The
Fcnian represented himself as detective Why then
did not Mr. Newman" rs common sense man, cause
him produce his authority call one Of the police
who plenty enough in that locality TO interrupt the
dragging, Outrage and take the bogus detective into
| cnstodyS Faugh Cannot this ''fair minded citizen
find more clever trick than this TO get up little hub
hub OF his own in prejudice 10 the vllanous ansaxon
Fenans, He states that after entering the ball he was
tried by court and protected awful consequences
only by interference OF the President or Centre This
Is another roofback There was court no PRESIDENT no
| m n ihn time o nlace. Hero the