The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-10
From the Neso York Herald.
Important Meeting of Fenians.


that body continued its session in this city
in order TO complete the preparations for
The revolution which is designed to lber-
ate Ireland from the dominion of the Sax
on. The proceedings were necessarily pri-
vate, as the watohtulness of the British
detectives, now known to b. in the city.
render it necessary to transact all import
ant business with closed doors Oar re-
porter, however, obtained the follovin.
facts in regard to the meeting:
THE FENIAN AGENCY PERFECT IN IRE.
LAND.
Reports were received by the Senate,
! from the members Of the organization in
all parts Of Ireland, stating that nearly
all the able bodied ulen had been enroll
ed, and that the greater portion of them
had been supplied with arms. Secret
drills we're prevalent in various districts,
and the system by which the members
knew each other was so Ingenious that it
was almost impossible to detect it. The
Irish people, the reports stated, only
awaited the signal to rise in arms against
their oppyessors All communications
from Dublin and Cork declared that the
action of the authorities there iD arrcstng
Fenians only stimulated the movement.
MEETING OF THE SENATE.
The Feniaus leaders who form the sem
ate held an important meeting last night
in the Aston House. Several startling
plans of warfare against England pre-
sented and called forth a critical discus
sion, in which ali the members joined. 1t
is reported, however, that one of the plans
received the unanimous approval OF all
present. Although the details of the
warllke project are not given, ii is said to
be of character which cannot fail, not
only to secure the independence of Ire
land, but to be the pioneer of ruin to the
British empire.
BUREAUS ESTABLISHED.
The senate then proceeded to create e.
nancial, military, and naval bureaus, after
which discussion on the necessity of
cabinet officers took place. This bust
ness, being very important and arduous in
character, will occupy the attention of the
senate for several days
MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
President VIM. H. Roberts was pres
ent during the deliberations. 1t is stated
that he reported to the senate the result
of visit he made few days sine, to
Washington, on mission from the organ
lzation The names of the notabilities
with whom he conferred must be for the
present secret, but it may stated that he
accomplished the important object for
which he was sent.
THE BONDS OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC
will be ready for delivery in few days.
1t is said that large number of leading
citizens have pledged themselves to sub.
scribe for them in various amounts.
Agencies for their negotiation and sale
will be established in all parts of the
country.
MEETING OF CLONTARF CIRCLE.
A meeting of the CIontarf Circle of the
Fenan Brotherhood was held last even
ing in Union Hall, No. 1855 First avenue.
The hall was crowded, many persons being
obliged to stand in the aisle A large
number of ladies were present to encour,
age by their smiles and their plaudits their
husbands, SOUS aud brothers who had
joined the movement, having for its object
the liberation Of Ireland from British rule.
Henry j. Mcmahon, centre Of the circle,
presided and introduced Mr.. james j.
Rogers the State Centre.
Mr.. Rogers, on coming forward, was
received with applause. He said he
would he brief, as the speeches of the
brotherhood were going to he short for the
future. He felt confident that all pres
ent desired the freedom Of Ireland, and
that all true freshmen knew that great
work could only be accomplished by Or
ganizotion, Every man who believes
that Ireland should become an indepenl.
ent government should at once join the
Fenian movement Some persons may
have an idea that money contributed to
the treasury Of the brotherhood had been
imprc perly used. He was happy to state
that the money had all been used in for
warding the object Of the Fenian move
ment, which was the liberation of Ireland.
| (Applause.) The Fcuian Brotherhood
was the strongest body ever organized
Privatcers would ere long, go forth to
create havoc among the English com
merce. There were vessels lying at the
docks in New York which could be pro-
cured to enter upon the field of action.
He concluded by urging all present who
had not joined the brotherhood to come
forward and sign the roll.
A large number of those present avail,
ed themselves of the opportunity afforded
them to join the circle,
Some remarks were subsequently made
by several gentlemen, after which the
meeting adjourned
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