The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25
THE FENIA N S.
yHE IRISH CITIZENS ON TIE FIGHT.
An Impartial Plan OF Com
promise.
Roberts and O'Mahony Called
on to Retire.
TIE SENATE TO DISSOLVE SINE DIE.
Both Parties to Transfer the General Man
agement Into the Hands Of Compe-
tent Directory in This City.
"A Public Denomination Com
tenHplated.
zHn war SELL RACES
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DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE CLANS.
Voices from Ohio, Tennessee and
Illinois.
OMahony's Convention to Pronounce an
Expulsion Decree Against the En-
tire Senatorial Division.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS In Goth CAMPS.
sc. sc. SC.
OMahony's Convention to Pronounce an
Expulsion Decree Against the En-
tire Senatorial Division.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS In Goth CAMPS.
sc. sc. SC.

sc. sc. SC.
There Is movement afoot on the part Of the Irish
citizens Of this city to effect compromise among the
Fenans by having both parties the general
agement to directory Of impartial gentlemen in this
city. The circles still taking their stand either
side of the line. Mr. O'Mahonys convention declare
she Senatorial division expelled Fenians. There are
Of considerable importance going in both
camps
As OF the upshots OF the feeling of outsiders
garng the great scandal the Fenan fracas is causing to
the Irish race learn that movement is eliminating
% make formal demand OF John OMahony and william
Roberts both resign their POSITIONS and the eleven
Senators also retire from the ledal TO be Ineligible
% Office thercafer-and directory Of onpartisans
% DO selected by committee OF unbiased Irish
gentlemen of this city and elsewhere who have not
been implicated directly indirectly in the Fenian
troubles. II is proposed that this directory should
have. entire CONTROL that ample bonds should be
given; that American Fenianism should DO governed
by them until such time the general temper
would become cool enough to admit OF a general
congress 70 DO held In some central place where all
could be represented and all troubles adjusted
partial basis
The scheme has been maturing for the past eight
days II has not been formally preached 10 the parties
concerned yet We informed 1t is intended call
grand mass meeting OF the Irish citizens Of New York.
under whose auspices the measure would be promul.
gsed and It's adoption Effected No details
yet given but persons who profess to be Informed
confident thai the matter will result in complete and
Ana quashng OF the dscrcdabe proceedings that have
marked the last two weeks in this city.
1uE FIGHT COHTrNUEs-CALM AND EXPLICIT EN-
D0RsExENr OF oMAHoNY BY THE TOLEDO
Meanwhile the pArisans OF the respective camps
tnue their Examinations against each other. The fol-
lowing O'Mahony document from the Toledo Circle
manifests taste and good than that Hercer
class which brand the opposing Fenian men as aTant
traitors, gold bought hirclings, &c. =
On Tuesday, tho 18th inst, q large meeting OF the
Toledo Circles of the Fenan Brotherhood made demon
srativc procurement In favor Of Colonel John OMa
resolutions at the samc time deploring the unhappy
dssensions which had crcpt in at such crisis the
present TO mar the great work IN progress.
In consequence Of the continued excitement In the
Fcnian ranks and the charges and made
BY tho leaders at either SIDE IL deemed advisable to
have another expression OF the feelings of the Brother
hood in this city, and accordingly special meeting
called for on Tuesday, the 10th
The attendance was largely in excess Of the previous
needing Again resolutions were adopted expressive Of
hope OF reconciliation for the sake OF Ireland and after
m animated discussion in which the President Colonel
John O'Mahony, was endorsed, Captain Florence j.
OSuilivan proposed, and Mr. John German seconded
Resolved That We the members of tho Toledo Circles
OF the Fenian brotherhood, have and hereby express
andiminshed and unqualified confidence in the purity
and patriotism Of Pres dent Colonel John Oslahony
chat We recognize him not only the nder and pro-
oter OF our organization but It's greatest mansiay and
support that he Is entitled TO respect and gratitude
and that pledge ourselves to sustain him his cf
and disaccon in the Brotherhood well as TO carry
% successful issue the great work Of Irelsnds
The resolution was passed by unanimous and en-.
tbusastic vote.
Two delegates. good men and true, were named for
che Congress on the % Of January.
"Be just and fear notn
THOMAS o'NIEf Centre Toledo Circle r. B.
THOMAS GREGORY, Secretary.
Tuos MoRnrs, Chairman OF the Committee OF Safety
TIE " cLoSrARP." OF CLEVELAND, ONO, DEpRg.
CATE o'nAHoSY's COURSE AND SUSTAIN the
NEW SYSTEM.
Colonel W. r. RoBrRTs, President r. B. -
DEAR SrR AID BR0rHER-Sincc my departure from
Philadelphia our progress has been marred by startling
events. never dreamed that he who the floor and
platform OF Congress preached rctrenchmcnt should be
guilty OF wild extravaganza and stupid usurpaton.
However time and evidence prove all things Still
our time lie precious, and trust we will use ID TO the
best advantage For my part believe that you and
your fellow senators have nobly done your duty In com
Dating and exposing crime when you saw II committed.
we have received your ciniular 10 my Circle IL was
well received But what most eager to be posted
on rs what course do You intend 10 pursue in regard To
Colonel o'Mahonys Congressional summons TO New
York, and u you are 10 meet at said Congress NV
respect ana raterna regard a, dear sir ana brother
PHILIP HUssEY, Centre Clon,arf Circle.
NINE CHICAGO cIRcLKs BRAND o'MAHoSy "A MIS-
CHIEF BREEDER AND DisTuRBER' SEVERE EpiS-
Upon hearing OF the deposition Of Mr.. o'Mahony The
district Of Chicago passed resolutions repudiang INN
and acknowledging the system a. the Fenian GOV.
ernment Their district Centre in pursuance of This ne
zion, refused recognition 10 0Mahony and opened ON
cial intercourse with the other administration II an
pears 0Mahony then served an order on the district
commanding them 70 keep Centre OConnor aloof as a
y rfdious member.
meeting OF the district was held, and the following
response, addressed 10 Mr. OMshony, is the result
CHICAGO, Dec. vs., 1895
JoHs 0'BAHoSy, ESQ
SrR--A communication read 10 the undersigned
Cent and Delegates Of the District of Chicago addressed
90 Mr. L. H. oConnor District Centre the said com
muncaion containing an order to Mr j. H. O'CoDnor to
hold himself aloof from all communication with the
fenan brotherhood as You were pleased 10 entertain
Ce opinion that he Is o perfdious traitor.
VOW, SIR, by what authority did you write such an
oden Think you the men of Chicago are insane or
Your condemnation from the members Of the Fenian
bfothcrhood of Chcagof IL not sir let the thunder
zones OF the noble men OF the Fenan Brotherhood OF
tn district ring through your distracted brain that they
~ one man with one voice, condemn you as mis-
rhief breeder aud dsurbcr consequently sir your com
tempt aud scorn
signed on behalf or the Fenisn brotherhood Of the
District Of Chicago
l. OcoNN0R, District Centre
NICHOLAS CucKARp, TREASURER
Dennis 0Connor, Centre Molloy Circle. Charles King
ssnire McManus Circle; John r. MuIlane Centre Null,
san Circle; Lew Dryer, Centre Corcoran Circle: John
Fpmucane, Centre R0bert Emmett Circle: Thomas Tully
Centre Hugh 0'Nelll Circle; b. 4. Hcarey Centre Red
Hand Circle; G. p. Mckay Centre Sars6ed Circle: r.
hcGnBiss, Centre Liberty Circle. Per Jas b. Mcguire
Secretary.
VOICE PROM NASHVILLE, THE home OF AN
o'nAnpsy SENATOR.
TAr Gt.-- 49, n.