The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

the said Senate from the rurs q is duty and whereas
Resolved the Peoria ole Of k .hs pen mar Bro Bro,
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ing deeply tie hopes and prospess uds frssaen
deposing the guilty. ones, eonstusioaay filling the
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dent of Fenan Brotherhood and pledge him our earnest
Resolved That sseadas, faith, unrng energy cease
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in too bold the Incidence necency and se.h
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honesty aud devotion 70 his native Land X 700
the brotherhood in States be easily
such s can Be followed by new and old to the credit Of
Resolved That We reprobats and Indignantly repe the
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Rsslal implicit csaadsRss ,is:
treasure IusnOl enough q gold buy them
and he robe Of irssdom has been often sosa
contact Of the the false and the yieious h. we
have to bear the road to liberty; and that nothing
friends throughout the world, will So with
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hood and Senate and that they be given 70 the press for
Brothers fear not dssensions when truth and Justice
are TO be saved JOHN DOLAN, Centre
PEORIA, Ill.,, Dec H. 1885.
The following despatch received from the State
Centre Of Kentucky yesterday .. ,oss
LOUISVILLE, KY, DEC. 70, 1860.
W. r. RongRrs, President +. b. =
indianapolis all right Walsh was there he goes 10
Nashville to- morrow. All right there W. BANhoN.
The musical proclivties of the Fenan men seem to be
thoroughly aroused and the clear sound Of the social
song heard rafting out the peculiar sentiments OF the
various classes In yesterday HERALD we gave "Come
To my Heart 0Mahony,' and to-day we print some
what complicated poem. sung through the nineteenth
ward by the whose classics occasionally give
n treated.
1t is called
a DASH AT ALL THE SLANDERS.'
That base scoundrel, "Ltte villain,'
Branded patriot, Barney Killian,
Before olansmcn by the Million
As a "fraudiul Idle scampl"
Then worse and toulcr Ghalice,
Secthng through the ordly palace,
Was the aggravated malice
Which brought down the finance lamp.
Oar chiefs pretend no piety,
But ask not society
For gain or "notorety
And patent leather boots"
IT'S long timed, vicious SANDER
British goold or faction pander.
Twill go down but with som gander
Who may scold but never shoots.
Our just indignation thrilling
Martial nerves with fcrvor nlling,
We're fierce we be killing,
When the bloody fray begins;
And our chieftans mean plain fighting
Not mere buncomb public writing;
"Macontents'' they send kiting-
Thraitors whack across tho Sims.
There are various documents OF much Fenian interest
awaiting atention next week The matter of the old
fund isconsideraby agitated and the movements aoot
will, no doubt cast much light on the subject.
Alleged Fenian Outrage In Jersey city.
A CITIZEN KIDNAPPED, CHARGED WITH BEING A
BRITISH SPY, AND ARRAIGNED BEFORE CIRCLE.
A respectable appearing and intelligent young man,
named Charles w. Newman, residing at No. 40 York
street, Jersey City, recounts the particulars Of out
rage which he alleges to have been perpetratcd on him
Friday night by members OF the Fenan Brotherhood,
nues, which seem almost incredible.
Newmans story ~ that desiring to ind some friends
residing in the upper part Of the city, and not bong ac-
quanted in the locality he asked man standing on the
corner Of Jersey and South Eighth street, near
the entrance to the hail. TO direct him TO tho
place he wished to End The stranger instead of giving
the information asked Newman whom he wanted to see,
what is business was with them, together with other
questions and them suddenly Selling him by the collar
said that he detective; that there had been mum
Der OF burgares recently committed in that locality
that he had his photograph in his pocket and then
man 10 be a detective who had mistaken him for some
he was in search Of, offered no resistance, and
allowed himself to be taken TO the top floor. where
the pretended officer knocked at door, which was IN
locked and he then thrust into the room, when the
man said, "Gentemen, introduce to you British
spyr by which tho captured 10 the conclusion
that he was In a Fenan circle. A court at
organized, and the man told to state his
ease when he said that he had seen his pri.
he had stated. Mr. Newman told them that he was a
machnist employed at the Delamater Iron Works, in
New York. that lie had knowledge Of their Organiza
ton, nor did he wish to have. In the meantime x.
clanations OF Smash him. " "Kick him down stairs, y
"He's regular Johnny Bull, &c, wers freely uttered
by those who surrounded him The President Centre,
however, decided to let him TO- whereupon the man who
took him into the hall seized him by tho throat saying
he should not get away from him The others in the
then crowded around taking sides with their
brother Fenian and some with the prisoner, when a
struggle ensued, during which Newman got clear, and
Of the members opening the door, he rushed out aud
made his escape.
The above parte statement Of the transaction
but when an OF the affair is given by the persons
alleged 10 have committed the Outrage, the facts may
possibly appear quite different.