The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19
.oes,on. q appointments, &C., required BY Mr.. oMs.

lie work being apportionsd according 70 tne oan
nenchment and reformation measurss encroachments
on hin prsrogatyeR There was an utter iack Oh rapport
between himself and the Central Council
The Council, which enlarged at 0ncnnasa went
10 prsstcase the provisions u the new consttuaon
OAahony stood out ON his own mo; tho counc" vas
e'nAHoSY's RRsI6NAroN-RosE TO TEE Res
CUE.
oAahsny finally PANIED series 20 Of ,s conditions can
Gil, his resignation would De the result
The Council could not hear OF this, and
the conditions were branded tyrannic insultthe
resignation about being called up In step Meehan
and Roberts % the rescue
Roberts had pity for Mahony answered by that
gentleman this all Western conspiracy to Dust
HIM: received in fact, the impression that o. Mahony
was good natured and innocent man. upon whom the
caspci sshouid not be permitted TO impose OMahony
placed himself in Robe ts hands Roberts entered the
table Informed his colleagues that now their dignity
ri stake and that he would insist on their yield
ing o'hghenys ma n point and avoid q rumpus:
two three. The discussions still high. Mee
han manifested the good faith and sincerity OF his
citation with John O'Mahony and was considered con-
spcuous "0h ahony man. in these debates. so momeA
tous % the organization
policy gained The point for their friend o'Mahony The
necessity Of his resgnng the position was obviaed He
retained his Office
EXECUTIVE FEsIANIsx AFTER CINCINNATI.
The Council adjourned. Mccarthy, Roberts and
Meehan the three Council members resident in the city,
had important functions in cooperation with the Ex-
ecutive
fhe o'Mahony system at every appointment, every
STEP every general order clased with the sentiments OF
back and struck him down He lay on bis dcathbed.
Executive Fcnnnism went on ito way. John o'Mahony
Meehan. They his friends. The voice from the
deahbed would betines 20 out 10 feeble protests Two
81 IA es 90 n s ss
members communicated WITH and for the most part
brought around Two or three only kept the former
iakcs. ''''-'' =
THE CHICAGO CONSPIRACY, HORNS AND ALA
oMahonv called S Sounc, pNf conspiracy was de-
scribsd existing in Chicago FOR the purpose Of ''np
setting The oMahony regime IL was painted as hord
and hdsous insttGtion, that Chicago raH-head-snd-
blood Y bones cahal.
One or two Chcagoans were IN she council. Their
heads not examined; 1t unnecessary. The
horns OF inferno stuck up plumb enough through the
,aeet they could possibly them With The
tremendous ontiChrisan, anti-O aaheny. sniieYery-
thing good combination OF Western inqrity
Everybody blessed himself The Chicago men Gualy
depsted The bercyaled councillors passed Christian
resolution or condemnation.
MacCssy plng his last breath by the fas of Mime
haaa ~ tally no sounded and the noble council
lors answered the war Every vessige OF western
sm'' 10 be rooted ort hunted down, ostrac,sed,
crushed 10 the dust in its serpont!nc slime.
To have looked at Chicago In Tho map wss suspicious
to have passed through II crime, to have remained
there week vas death Orthodoxy was IN its glory
The holy alliance tho track OF hereto rsr,an-
ism. The wigbs in full Digit. That great
aey Tor the gallow glasses.
THE ]. r. 4. PLEADIEG--THE FisEBRASDs WEEP.
At this ti,no Nessrs Roberts and Meehan believed
fea ful with OMahony Fenansn. Per
qaence they not enthnsiasc for l. r. B. action
they FOR the 'gurrawtec'' policy OMshony called
another aonnoa:; An l. r. b. man, in dan;
FOR. his coinpstro;s. The council was believed
this time to be pretty wei, oMshonyizea The ucsle
councillors heard tho J. r. ~ appeal They decided to
send home two Of their number al. that
and to await their say before taking action The l. r. r.
leader she'd ears FOR his people. Tho hardened Are
brands Of Chicago paid the heart Of 70 the
action edc.. Tho l. II. II. man took holce gloomy
hdings sr6 sickensd soaj.
THE scnUrINtzIKG ySroys TO IRELAND.
The population OF the Council went over too J. W.
Dgnne, OF lrois allowed TO represent tha La.sy u
scilon P J. Meehan earrtod hcadfal OF o h.lcny
toms letter Of Introduction and Two drhffsens for
T. q purposes ana another Tor personal axpcnses lie
applied cone Two haadrcd pounds to ths PURPOSES Of
tne ]. H. B., as Instructed. One OF ine arsfts with
The letter OF Introduction was piscad In his boots
Tor safe keeping. They were iost The lettef ~aa
0';aboDy la1n, and had hard lime Of IT, O5lnhony
vas denepnesd for sending 'hs Official printed hoad
S s into sl rsF Mssh s had aara s
Ment Of facts heard With i,npaiauce Hewss acquitted
he came TO Philadelphia. The American Congress re-
Hases wss now SS s ssSia Nsstan wsnl to rs
land with the o'Mshony Inspiration. He was IN good
2eoI no TOOK Gun on tho cuba from the pors o. new
into Ihs l. X H. scrutinyed and cftxed; depried
70 gee thinss with bis own cyos would represent his
chief; would take sste,nentF would see IL aus
rlcione were founded or unfouDded. I
Mr.. MEgaAr-"A CHANGE CONES OVEN THE SPIRIT !
or NY pREAA,"
He lid eee examine, travoYse .Ofntnigo "Oithodo2"
!mpresslons were being shocked BY be asts in the case
His cyes we're opened. 20 hay FOR the procrss
nation policy. His eyes we're opened. He found him
self placed IN wrong position. He wrote back his re-
por Frank now, as no had been honest before b. con-
fosied The general mistake He told The tale Of ss.ons
the r. b no one-leggsd Business about it lie was
disappointed and stcDncd ~ his being ever led 10 com
he ~ IN n
out Hs was banned. Roberts raw bis report. Re-
Toe, icnea haaae in the progressive policy Ne TOO wss
YET eoms back his report was there Roberts wss there
ss pv0 as TSns 15 ne ossaSsy po he
1eat plump for Tho policy Of .sltA and visoF
qnE final airca
The mischief hss been carried on ny tie rsl a. hce
fhs men there were being struck down csis VA On
coa1ihouE council raised aloud the voice OF action
Shsy FLASHED With O'Mshcny A Congress cal, vas
crav.n up. 0'Eanopy'a spproys' was demsnded. BE
asked Sss ss s anu As ss.
rui.Tg power osss ?resj nj ADi eli were given. Tbs
ssouss Ii. coss Two ~:sss
gr.1s csSn:i' 4aa r, e, oM.asay wss ssas
nlSssoay. H;s ys'-n worked unshseki.d
FALLING FROM GnAcB.
xsshan ana Roberts ~4le. hero No ioryeF we're Their
Tia guests Of the sanctor,rn hsy were b.
come l. X y, men. they wessrn.yed. They we're
pssehsd Meehsn aud Rossrts were there AZ lie aoi.
They Tgcsd t. No longer The sante Of old, they
posted a. .,nsleonten,e' Of old Not now ihe srs-
tctanf Of the Kings conscience. they piliorea
the palace gate" unsafe visitors his other 'nmedate
vslaables.n Non oMahonyisn has become ins.i.u-
ton. IL hesdsnsr,ery a. No. 7s4 Broadway VIII
Na'a Roberts and Patrick j Neehsn sre liz heart,
soul and brains
John 0'Nshony IL ri Union square He VIII sppoar
~ Cooper institute ths second day OF January With
documents 20 procure the branding evil spirits o: his
closet counclcf and Ish envoy Thus progrosees ire
world Thus the record OF two lights up 70 million
eyes the face features and emotions OF Fenansn it
10 aud a. IL used W be-
rBgsIDr.T ROBERTS corSTgRsAFps rHE JANUARY
coNyoCArIOH.
William r. Roberts the Senate Pr--'fe'tu Is.
sued the following yesterday revoking ,,a .s'i for
meeting Of delegates 10 ;hs CITY, the second Of Jan
nary next, Issued lately by John uNahony ihe Union
SQUARE prssdsnf:n--
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