Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-21

The frish Trades UuioBs are not even popu-
lar With extreme loyslists, and they are less so
than ever at present. a. they are suspected TO
have been turned over bodily TO the Fenians,
who meet with the osiensible objects Of regula-
ting the price Of leather and the number OF hol-
idays to be got out of days work. but really TO
more thoroughly organize and instruct the PEG
pie in that more excellent art than any trade
the handling Of steel and iron.
HOW TrsIASIsN HAS AFFECTED CAPITAL
The excitement over these Fenian alarms has
bad an immediate effect upon capital. Money
10 held mere tightly. and the Dublin papers com
plain that it il being frightened away from the
island. Englishmen resident here, not slpen-
diaries Of the Government. profess TO be weary
Alec of the many outbreaks. Of whish this il the
Last. and anxious to leave a populaee which
hates them once and forever.
FkSIiN ~ TIE sRTTnH ARyr
Itmay not prove to be the least significant
feature Of this sIpOss that the very British army
which is to put down the Fenians is composed oil
nNtve Irishmen. 10 the army Fenians are al
work, and the garrison Of Cork may be TO night
plotting against the interest Of the sovereign who
employs them. The London Times, which
have Just received, saws that one lrishman IN
every ten will become spy against his neigh
Dor for a shilling; the zane men would oetrav
England for q sixpence. And 1t, as the
Times also SAYS, the best method Of lrlshmen 10
smuse themselves with evolutions IL by entering
the Queens service, il may De well to add that
Fenisnism is BY this very process educating it'
officers to-day. There are liz the Queens ranks
FIVE thousand men who are put there by the Fe
nisn Brotherhood AZ a sort OF cheap West Point
and they are instructed not only to perfect them
selves fully in soldierly training but to corrupt
their countrymen OF every garrison. When the
Fenan revolution begins therefore, We may
hear Of revolt from Canada 10 India, wherever
there are two Oelts in the same regiment with
two Ssxons. BY this insidious but shrewd moan.
has the latest development of discomfort in Ire
land prepared for coming struggle.
THK RATIONAL Spirit Oh FESiASIsE.
Apart from the holiday phase of Fenianism. i
is undcrlaid by q discreet and earnest spirit Th'
public sermons of which you read are not tn,
demonstrations of organized Fensnism, but o.
"a hasty disposition TO organize in advance Of to,
Center authority. The true and significant in
fuence which is yet to shake British admiration
here is quieter, less demopstrstive, and more
shrewd than any conspiracy ever begun upor
this island IL will end in no cabbage garden
outbreak, and will not begin until it, strength il
manifest Ii will rot be local, either, but eItenc
to another continent, aud it will combine both
Protestant and Catholic Irisbmen, having ALREADY
given the fat defiance to tho Church It's OBJ
jects will be the same which have animated al
Irish risiugs, and ia motives none the less con
eealed Its success can do only good and even
its failure can scarcely be worse than the
wretchedness of an Irish paciication
Toe Government, il is believed, means to dea
pro Dptly with this growing power; but it fndi
few witnesses, and makes a hundred friends fol-
the Fenians for every one Of the brotherhood il
Furnishes '. ID. e.