The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29
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The Disputants Waxing Wrsth and
Calling Hard Names.
The Very Pretty Quarrel in Its
Prettiest Shape.
A Congress Called by the
Disputants.
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Preparations for tho Meeting Of
the Sage Assembly In xhis City
ON Tuesday NEXT.
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Clinton Hall to be the Scene Of the
Terrible Combat Of Words.
The Decision Or the Congress 10 DO
Considered Final.
Another Address from Miss Mah0nsy to the
Fenian Slsterhood.
&c. Ar. Ac.
Clinton Hall to be the Scene Of the
Terrible Combat Of Words.
The Decision Or the Congress 70 be
Considered Final.
Another Address from Miss Mahonsy to the
Fcnian SlsterhOod.
THE 0'MAHonY SIDE.

&C, &C. &c.
THE O'MAHONY SIDE.
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Though Irish republic with two heads seems a sort
OF lusus NATURE still both heads appear pretty busy
making arrangements for the coming campaign which IL
to open in Clinton Hall the I'd Of January The
Bowery President and his Senate object the meeting
Of the convention, the alleged grounds Of expense
while O'Mahony's friends that this Is pre-.
text, as they dread the issue OF an impartial verdict
from convention OF all the circles and thar they are
making every effort TO induce circles from sending dele
gates, in order that they may impeAch the verdict
hereafter.
This plea will not hold good credentials have been
sent from Union square to all circles irrespective of
party
President Roberts quams about expense will have lit
tie weight with those who know the whole particulars OF
the Philadelphia Convention II convened by Mr..
Roberts and his party OMahony strongly objected to
II at the time the grounds that important
then at STAKE and that the time money devoted
70 making the Philadelphia splurge should be given to
Ireland Stephens was then appealing for the smevs OF
war; Mahony was preparing The Irish bonds for issue,
70 raise the money and enrolling the for the cxpe
dton All this was thwartcd by the Roberts party but
had things gone on smoothly O'Mahony states that no
would have to-day twenty millions OF dollars, ships tho
sea- ard an irish army aghtng for Irish Independence
some little sum Of fifty thousand dollars, and al! In
order that the Bowcry President might organize party
Of malconents At Philadelphia they brought charges
against Mahony which were referred to committee Of
the House. which reported ''the charges frivolous
sSs Sss 3 fssis rs We the
II the Philadelphia Congress so hunbed tho Robert;
party y Is 40 wonder they should have desire to sub
init to their arbitration. Mr. o Mahony says that he
wants the decision OF convention and will faithfully
abide by It, as he justly believes that active operations
should be undertaken with contending elements cashing
NH od.ar,r tn
whoever are enemies to that unity must be removed
The Of ireland lie not to be sacrificed any
The different circles are speaking pretty loudly in favor
Of OMahony, the following letters and extracts show
central organizer opens pretty strongly the Sen
MAINE WILL HAVE ByX ONE rRksIpEsr;
PORTLAND, Dec % 1865.
c:;sssl loan okAuosr-Te know Of no other rresl-
D. o'c. 0D0NOcHUE, Centre r 3
VOICE FROM MrNSEsoTA.
WNosA Mimi, Dec. 20, 1885
Wnona Circle unanimously resolved that 1t is the rm
belief of this circle that John OMahony should be sus
tanned in his action his past career untiring perse
yerance and great experience place him the head and
all attempts supersede him by and fac
ous parties should De treated with contempt by all true
Fenaus MICHAEL RALPH, Centre.
ANOTHER OHIO CIRCLE FOR o'MABoNv.
MILES, Ohio, Dec g. 1885
Colonel JoHs O'MAHoyY-we heard n the Troubles
with feelings Of regret have received an order from
the senate 10 transmit money TO +. OR0urkc did
send H. and await orders from you its disposition
This and the Youngstown Circle for you No other
nan for US JOHN J. JoYCE, Centre,
rar7wsSsEs sas ].
Colonel JOHN O'MAaosY, President r. D. -
DEAR SInI have this day received your letter OF the
go inst, which Is very satisfactory. - should
q meeting which was called and held last evening
through the endeayors Of Mr.. W. J. Hynes, whom you
some time since removed from tho position Of Central
nj flo EoUirv ~
this section 10 over body and bones 10 the Senate
Hynes addressed the meeting FOR two hours in
% s Senate III % .Sc circle With p IN q
paid tools and hren to nsu. and issy q our sa
Ponso Warrington is Tor the Congress on tho ID Of
49, NEW YORK IN TEE HIELn. ".
c..,,,.. on, - BArnns, Dec ~, 1856
And 6s barry nc 50 called aenale Of che r. b..
and agree with you In declaring them guilty OF perody
and deadly enemies to the cause of Irish liberty You
sir have the good wishes OF all true rishmen Gcncsee
COUNTY apa Inc e. hsay support Of the Batavia Cree
respectfully and fraternaly, your sincere friend.
VIM r. GRIMES, Centre Batavia Circle, r. b.
PENNSYLVANIA FOR o'MAHoSy
CoLoSn OMAHoSY-The feeling here Is bitter against
this Senate Curse thcm They want 10 rule or ruin;
Dut time Will set all right The congress Will vndicato
needed oil your watchfuness. Those men knew IL;
CHARLES J. QUINN.
!, CoNSEcrrcUT FOLLOWS SUIT.
CoI1ISsvnLE Conn, Doc. %, 1855.
AT meeting Of our circle was unanimously resolved
%s S &c B.
received FROM correspondence hold WITH this socaed
Senate, collectively or Individually
JOHN MALONE, Secretary CollinsvilIe Circle.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20, 1856.
The Philadelphia Circle Of the Fenian Brotherhood met
. Ns
10 the Congress TO assemble next Tuesday At New
York. The following preamble and resolutions were
also unanimously adopted
whereas W. shs members Of the Philadelphia Circle Of The
sis: % a.
from IL: srsaa cSj.s; isr which ! i.m:s, vs:Ss
monarchy and The eltAbshmen, OF republic bssed
e. r. aSs q s: " Ss y rs S.s:
session q The rsnan Congress 4. a.ns ths, shoaa
srrived after dus deibersion consistent with i mpor.
Hssolvsd That We common with mos. Of the Brothers
s s s al q
oa .sss sr The y q -: United y s.s -ss
requires The 70 Se made ~ lie House o. Rep
ressnsssives nd the trial conducted the senais and
Isusa psa . follow the rule. q dsspos
osr delegates Ia ScSss
assembled 70 endeavcs they ind that the senate has 81
amend the constntion hat ts may
nssens Win ne rules OF rspublicsn form Of government
~ Asninst the recent action Of the
sccssd senate q sns and regard their
tissue Of fa.ehoods unsupported by any facts whatever
and bring organrscu into dsrspss 'a'0fe ' Gauss
Resolved That cordially approve u sSs action OF The
President Colonel John OMAhony In oalus onsress on
the Brotherhood 70 meet at New York Jsnuar an IN
nac ssy ss~os. Tssssd
the disposition shown the part q the soosd Ssnsis 70
oppose the assembling Of the said Congress svdsncs AZ
their desire W evsde such and thus
the members Of the Fenian brotherhood from obsainns
full and fair understanding OF the OF the dcuy:
and earnestly request brethren OF all The circss
hrouahcns The United ss': 70 coope.s With "a whether