The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-15
The Fenian Senate.

In view of the great excitement existing
among the Fenians concerning the quarrel be-
tween JOHN OMAHONEY and the Fenian SEN
ate, the following Senate personnel from the
New York World, will prove interesting:
w. II. Roberts, a wealthy dry goods mer-
chant in the Bowery, came to this country
when boy, and is said TO be worth $50, 900.
He is the newly elected President, and is con-
siderable of an orator, and a hard worker in
the Fenian Brotherhood
y. A. sinnott. a lawyer in good standing,
! with large practice, resides in Boston. Be
longs to the Roberts party.
ID. O'Sulliyan resides in the city of Auburn.
New York, is Clerk Of the County Court. His
predictions are not known, but he is supposed
/ 10 be on the fence.
Ii. b. Day. u lawyer in Delphi, Indiana, Of
good practice; was captain in an Indiana
regiment. Strong for Roberts
stephen j. Meany editor of the Toledo Bride,
4 formerly reporter, with powerful and
| gloomy imagination, on newspaper in the
County Clare, Ireland. Was sent TO this coun-
try by subscription from Liverpool. Supports
OMahoney.
! Colonel II. +. Mullen commanded the Thirty
1 fifth Indiana regiment during the war. His
brother keeps a grocery store in Nashville,
Tennessee Draws a salary from the Union
! Square establishment, smokes good cigars, re-
| fishes lemonade with stick in il, and is very
| strong for O'Mahoney.
| Michael Seaman. Of Chicago, Illinois, is de-
nouneed by OMahony and Killan as a Wis
ionary poet, which is doubtful, as he pays an
internal revenue tax of $4,000 month 10 the
Government. Mr.. Seaman is engaged in the
candy business, and is very sweet on w. K.
Roberts
J. W. Fitzgerald, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, a
young man, about thirty years Of age, with
coarse read whiskers and mOustache- Keeps
large retail grocery store in Cincinnati,
corner Of Filth street and Broadway. Has
/ been connected with the organization for the
/ last eight years. An ardent supporter Of
Roberts.
W. sullivan. Of Tifin. Ohio, a sombre look
7 ing gentleman Of forty-fye summers, with
heavy black whlskers. and halt in his pedes-
trian exercise. Is proprietor Of hardware
store in his town, and is very hard against
0'Mahoney. A heavy contributor 10 the Fee
man cause.
james Gibbons, leading man IN the Brother
hood, proprietor Ut printing establishment
| in Philadelphia. ImpetuOnsly opposed 10 the
Ferian Chief VMahoney.
/ Partick BannOn, Louisville, Kentucky, large
I terra Gotta manufacturer, a man q good char
I actec. worth 100000. and Is willing 10 spend
/ half Of il against O'hahoney.
: Patrick j. Meehan, editor Of the Irish
Amer icdn in this city, c forcible writer lately
sent 10 Ireland by John O'MAhouy to stir up
! the Fenians. Has no special fondncss for
John OMab0ny.
: Patrick O'Rourke, late treasurer Of the Irish
Republic, owns 50 100 stock in the New York
T Tribune Foreman Of the Tribune press
room, sports large red whiskers, and thinks
! that John OMahony's patriotism j. below par.
Edward l. Carey saturine hooking indi-
vfdual, with Z0uaKe goatfe. President of the
temperance societies Of this city. can be seen on
| the City Hall steps any day Of the week, or
eise af the Union Square establishment. Mr..
Carey y strong supporter Of John OMa-
hony.
William Fleming. Of Troy, New York,
where John {. Heenan was raised, a plumber
and gas-htter, made a present OF 81 900 10 the
\ FeniAn fund, and carries on his banner the no
I tice, - Death 10 OMAhony."
James Gibbcns, OF Philadeiphis, has been
\ elected President Of the fenian senate.