The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

eighteen years. has been mpeded in the perfection Of his
plans Tor immedate action By the iinbecity and the
dishonesty OF men in whom we had, unfortunately re-
posed our confidence.
The Secretary of the Treasury refuses investigation
of hin books. We prevented from inqrng into tho
expenditure Of those moneys which you lad cJntribL led
to further the cause Of your country in amount OF
money had been appropriated to the War Department
but when portion called for, to buy arms and ma
eiIal OIL war, tile money refused, although it Waa
stated that "sIlall amounts would be given to
rent expenses. Ana yet there funds whcrcwith q
palace was hired eighteen months rent paid in advance,
large SUN deposited in the hands of the owner as Sc
cnrity Tor possible damages o his premises and locked
M i'll his hands until 1867. Sumptuous sleeping
have been fitted up, anl elegant furniture purchased for
several thousand dollars more for the accommodation
mt merely Of the machinery necessary to our govern
ieent but also for the '<c OF crowd of useless, an in
some clSes. even dangerous hangcrSon whose names
nave never b,rn presented your Senate for cunirl-
tiOl
u: si.ai ask you TO ook at fa:ts-.o listen to the
trth We ask of you to support .hst whose appoint
mens to the direction Of military as was hailed 10y all
OF you rs pledge that business meant and that We
were no 2n5ef 20 remain Inactive wc our brethren at
home were lying in . British dungeon awaiting their
summons to the .caifUil
AL rcmit'auces of moneys for tho purposes of the Fn
man E:hicrhood sond be made in drafts payable to
The order CT the Treasurer, Patrick ORourlc. and be
directed to Box No. 5lli postofico. New York. An
count of the amount of money forwarded by each Cir
Gle since The date of the Philadelphia Congress- shoud
be sent by the Treasurer of the Circle to the address
The Irtas srcr in New York. above The names f
/
also be sent on, i'll 0r;lcr TINT such members may
ceve the bonds therefor, when properly signed and
ssncl.
We remain, Brothers. you Fl in atcrnity
JAaIfS GIBBONS, Philadelphia, Penn.
r BANN0N, Louisville, Ky.
j. W. FIrZGERALD. Cincinnati. Ohio.
W SULLIVAN, Tinin. Ohio.
T. O'ROURKE, New York City.
WILLIAM FLEMING. Troy, n. Y.
EDWA1!D l.. CARY, New York City.
PATRICK ]. MEEIIAN, New York City.
MICHAEL SC Milan, Chirag,, III.
W. r. ROBERTS. New York City,
Members of the Senate Uf the Fcnan Brotherhood.
PRESIDENT JOHN o'MA!toyEy
while the trial was in progress was not idly smok-
ing his choice Havana at the palatia mansion of
the Cabinet III Union Square; on The contrary, he
was in busy correspondence with the members Of
the late Philadelphia Congress, preparing for the
reasscnbling of that body in this city on the I'd of
January next, and for the expulsion, by that body,
of the ten Senators whose names are attached to
The foregoing address. Colonel O'Aahoncy and
his party of ins, or the ontcprisng gentlemen who
are transacting business in the name OF an Irish
Republic, Mt Union Square, distinctly charge that
one of the ten malconcnt Senator's recently loaned
$50 OOO OF the Fcnian Brothcrhoods funds, and
that the Brotherhood have neither security for
this large sum OF money nor any positive proof
that they shall ever again see the color OF dollar
that is said so to have been loaned. They further
more accuse tho Senator of having spcculHtcd in
gold and thus irrctrevaby sunk $4,000 OF the
Fcnians' money; and they aid that the delinquent
Senator now refuses tn surrender the Brother
hoods books to Mr.. Il. Dorai Killian, the only
Secretary Of the Treasury that is recognized at
Union Square.
Against another of the tlisalcctcd ten Senator's
the tditor Of Il weekly paper of some celebrity
having been sent with $500 to Ireland as the
accredited agent OF the American Fcnian Brother
hood, with instructions to disseminate among
Irisl,nen information concerning tho movement
~ il ..;,; 10 a,C i,i,,:iicl III tpir"inn: and
Instructions identical letter =.nL letter
have put England's detective policemen on fr7lio
james Stevens. the Head Centre OF Ecnla!ilsill III
Ireland.
Another count i'll the Indictment aga INST the ten
malcontcnls il that they have employed Il reporter
who is attached to Il nctlnS Journal, ahd are pay!
ing him prnccy salary 10 write i'll lhr!r mi erca;
and in opposition to tlie American Fcman l'r,5!-
dent and Cabinet. and to this circumstance they
attribute the whirl which was cdtorla!Iy ma'c by
4 newspaper OH Saturday morning.
These alleged facts arc To be used III the Con-
..rcss by President OMahoncy Il Go. against tue
Ten Senator's WHO have presumed to beard that
official in his lair, and O'llahoncy thinks with tue
proofs that arc in the hands of the Cabinet seal
of infamy may he stamped upon the lIrows OF the
ten, and their ignomnols expulsion from Fciiiali
circles may be effected.
whom they dispatched to ireland IL propagate
Frnianisn, aid speak encouraging words to the
Fcnians there sold out to the British Govern
mcnt. and was bribcd to disclose to English de-
tcctiYc officers the Eelan ljroSlcTHUOuS PHiuS'
and that his disclosures led to the apprehension
of Stevens, and the suppression OF the Fcnian
ncwspaprr organ The People. This charge also
i. to be sustained il possible, before the Congress
in January next and the inquiry is to hc pressed
us To how much British gold the alleged almstat9
muckotrl. The Cabinet will also arraiSn the ten
inaIcontent Senators for circulating subscription
papers, and promising to nttcr bonds of the Irish
hcpublic without authority, and for collecting
$GS SOOu from Irish mrn and women III the rural
districts, not dollar of which, say the Cabinet,
Las been deposited i'll the general treasury
At the Congress- il is said, the ten accused SEN
ators will ask under whose authority the Uninn-
su,,arc people have begged upward of $l,mflE
from their fclluw-c1lnlryMrn, and tn Ni:at iiscS
they intend to apply this gigantic fund They
will want To- know who authorized tue leasing ul
the Presidents headquarters, ut rent uI sls,OoJ
I,r eighteen ln.itlls and who batic them pledge
;5OaO to keep the mansion in repair, anu why they
agreed to cxpcii $j000 more i'll lilinS tue ho'!Sc
with llxlriois inrM!.urc: Tic ten will lIkr%iSe
ask what during tho late war, were the al:i!:atioHs
of the present Secretary of the Fcnian Frca:nfy.
and vl,clLc- hr MAS the rebel Gen. Prices tTei:d
ana himself an active rebel. Aud the American
p.opIc IN turn. may ask whether the Fcnan
scheme. from beginning to end. is moi the mos;
al,iariru. imposition that was ever rrrpr'i"i ''i
ui,un ;il intelligent people.
ME. G.. II. WOOD writes to the Pharmaccutica
Journal ~ very curious toy is now being sod
=, u,,,,o ,,f spharanil's Scr;Itlt