The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
The Press Excluded from the
Union Square Mansion.
O'MAHOSY ENDORSED AND REtUDIATED
NEW JERSEY FOR THE SENATE.
Cheer for Christmas and Hope for
the New Year.
STATEMENT OF TREASURER 0'R0URKE.
&c. &c. DC.


hands OF the occupants Of the Monatt Mansion. The
latter wero excluded odtmed malcontents from "the
immediate vauables" in that quarter The former are
informed that longer be permitted TO the
higher regions of tho establishment They permitted
to cnter the grand hall the Hrst story but tho gate
keepers turn the bolts the Brotherhood and Sister
hood departments. and the representatives Of the jour-
nasc profession loft out In the cold to contemplate
the yered aokeys look up at tho lovely goddesses
that down from the bowers above to perch that
noble dome and through bewilchng glanccs through
the magic tinge OF the skylight
A REPORTER AMONG THE OFFICIALS (AND CELEs-
TIALs.)
revere comes upon one, and, rapt in ethereal
notions the chivaous knight OF the note book fcrgets
all the charms OF Fcna and tastes the sweetness OF
with the angels Of celestial cmes Such has been
the experience OF reporter yesterday when he was
politely but cruelty called back to his wits and his bust
ness and to Fenianism by the gentle shoulder tap of
noble descendant OF Brian the Brave detailed to do the
hospitaites Of Tara But no word can DC got out OF
these Union square Feuans. They're not communca
tive; they're not in good humor and though there may
BIO very transactions TRANSPORTING IN the sacred
recesses there was nothing for the press to-day, sir
The noble Romans OF Broadway are not much ahead
in the line of items They still very busy They
receiving the addresses Of Circles and inpartng the
faith that is in them. They have piles of bulky enve
lopcs before them and attentive to Of these
blank, dull entities, than to an animated being who
comes, not In connection withlFeniansm.
now THE MACHINERY OPERATES.
The President steps from desk to desk herc are three
our and everybody quill driving for the barc lfe
square, he wants to hear this case no doplores tho
division and seeks some clue TO cure; picture
Of the feelings Of his constituency is held up;
an appeal Is made for kindly days again
he is listened to with attention. HIS feelings
ciprocated, reunion is hoped for Action is Grst-the
sine qua n0nthe military must not be paralyzcd
ireland must not die Her legons must be reached by
vigorous cooperation 1t is necessity, even though
the quick Of crashes against peculiar ns
hdbe iegem Our reporter the premises, takes
note or two and leaves.
A "FLOoD OF ocUMENrs'-sENATORIAL LIGHT
wANTED-DUNKIRK.
The Senatorial party not having been able TO procure
from the 0Mahony men the Central list Of addresses
they have yet not been able TO communicate directly
with the full number Of Circles The following ia a
sample Of class Of letters which coming In TO the
Executive In considerable numbcrs-
DuSxInK, N ", Dec. Is, 1905
DEAR SIR AND BRorHER,nce the action Of the Senate
dcposing Colonel g Mahony from the position Of Pres
dent OF the II. 3. we have had COMMUNICATION from
your office and very little data rs far your side is
cerned; whereas, on the other hand, we have been
Before taking decided action we would like to have
from you any documents which may have been pub
shed in order that we may make an impartial decision
Be kind enough to communicate with us at once Yours
JOHN SHARON, Secretary -'''-'' 0''s'
THE 4RICHARD o'GoRxAN" CIRCLE AGAINST "rHE
SPURIOUS AND sUBTERFUGE SENATOR'S
We have received the following from the new Circle
named In honor Of Mr.. O'Gorman:-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
NEW YORK, Dec 90 1895.
You will much oblge II you insert in the columns OF
your valuable journal that / started a circle OF the
Fenan Brotherhood In the First district Of the Fourth
ward Sls Pearl street. the 10h and adopted name
after ilustrous countryman Richard 0Gorman, who
always stood by the cause Of his country in its greatest
adversely. The following gentlemen were unanimously
elected oficers:-B q. McSwyny. Centre; william O.
Kecfe. Secretary; William Maggie, Treasurer and Owen
McMahon Patrick DAILY and Denis Osullivan, Committee
Al our second weekly meeting, on Monday evening.
the Centre Bryan Mcswyny IN the chair, the follow
Resolved That sssursdly denouncs the socaled
= 70 hs holy cruel :pS q
EnssnaMsnd we viii sigmssc their action
ssssscas ashs'
have he utmost confidence In him az chief agent that
.:r%e.s .iachmsn'' and We hereby pledge Sn
ss nsss
wnq wss sPns the o. an ee
were mixed In Irish affairs in the annals Of the
Orators the Of 'ne' '0a
Resolved, Under the guidance Of Q Mahony our ors.n
S% the
people all the plentudc OF their moral beauty-at
'''''' pA'''"'' s''e''B BRYAN G. McswYNY. Centre.
xoNsos (xAss.) REPUDrArEs o'xAHoSY's CON.
Monsoon; Mass., Dec. is, 1895.
WILLIAM r. RoBERTs, President =. b. -
After receiving communications from You 10 the
action by tho Senate OF the b. In the OF J.
OMahony and d. d. Killian and their expulsion from
the Offices held by them, received circular from Mr..
O'Mahony calling meeting Congress on tho I'd of
January 1885, with two certificates Of eligibility 10 be
filed BY the Circle and SUI, another circular headed
OF the Senators Of the b. and the President thereof
included
How are we 10 look al the call OF OMahony for Con.
gress Of tho Brotherhood TO assemble In New York the
I'd Of January 1885, he being no longer President under
constitution
We heartily endorse the action taken by tho Senate In
removing John 0'Mahony and b. d. Klan and II the
call for congress meets with your approval every cir
Gle in North America should b. represented and show TO
the world their discour tenance OF such hghhanded
swndling, carried by these official confederates We
condemn ,he Useless au sIh snu q .ne
far different object than that OF hiring and fitting up
mansion for Mr. j. 0'Mahony and lot OF good-fornoth
ing, lazy ioafers In Union square.
This IL hard trial for the Brotherhood We arc en-
tirely ignorant 10 how the funds In OMahonys hands,
and his sccretarys hands, secured and II they
or cannot be recovered and how much mischief they can
do by holding the funds and books In their possession
We look John 0Mahony as playing false TO our cause
In his second oca circular he gives the proceedings
OF meeting of his Manhattan department and their up
peal to tho Brotherhood in North America.
deem advisable these matters Wnto Immediately
and let know about matters In general. remain,
faithfully and ira,ernally, your obedien, servant,
DANIEL MORRISON, Centre Monson Circle =. d.
rHE CLARKE LUBY" CIRCLE.
new circle Of tho Fcnan Brotherhood has just been
started Fifty. ninth street and dcnominatcd the Clarke
Luby Circle In honor OF the heroic irish Fenan who has
lust been sentenced by the British In Dublin TO twenty
years exile Tho circle has elected Colonel James Kelly,
a veteran officer Its Centre and starts its career
with good prospects It's hall is Fifty ninth street.
between Lexington and Third avenues.
TIE OLD rREAsURy-ITs SURROUNDINGS AND THE
BALANCE ON HAND-CARD FROM NH. TREASURER
ORoUBEE.
The matter Of the old treasury balance which re-
fused 10 Mr. b. d. Kilan and the Union square people,
has been commented upon very generally In all conncc
TONS from tho first day OF the fight TO the preaent time
MT T. 0Rourke ut present member OF the Senate and
temporary treasurer OF the system, under fty thou
sand dollars bonds publishes the following In relation 10
his department.
CARD PUBLIC
Several reckless statements having been put forth
during the past two weeks by the old management Of
the Fenlan brotherhood In this city through the mouths
OF its salarcd employees and through the medium OF
press reports regarding the funds remaining In the
hands OF the Treasurer OF the Fenan Brotherhood al the
time Of the adoption Of the late constitution in Pbiladc
phIa tho undersigned feels called upon TO state the fol-
lowing general facts
In 1853 was elected Treasurer OF the Fenlan
Brotherhood by the Congress which assembled at