New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
THE FENIAN FEUD.
Secession Of the Fenian Senate
Completed
B0TH SIDES OF TIE QUESTION.
Stephens, President Of the Irish Republic,
Expected. l
Is EE ALREADY IN NETWORK
Steady Growth Of the Brotherhood.


bellous Senate and President OMahony to grow wider
with time until 1t becomes question to whether
this narrow little island Of Manhattan long endure
the chickering's Of two Irish Republics its soil with.
out being rent asunder as by an earthquakes shock
The "weariDg'o the Green by even one Iarty was
an honor which almost overpowered u.s. as it was and
we were almost compelled to shield eyes from the
glory of one sunburst;" but with the developments
Of time we are threatened with whole consultations Of
revolutionary omens, until We grow puzzled and
alarmed at the consequences which may ensuc
At the present time we are treated with tie novel
phenomena Of two Fenian BrChcrhocds omopg US.
One OF these holds its Court in the fashionable quarter
Of Unionsquare. where John O'Mahony sits il the
midst of hs various departments the Constitutional
President or Head Of American Fenianisn, executing
its laws UNFOLDING its hopes and accommodating its
refractory Senate. The other is throned at tie Jones
House on Broadway in the shape of the Fenian SsnGte
and there continues its sessions under the head OF COL
Roberts whom they have elected President after de-
posing OMahoDy
Both OF these organizations or factions have many
adherens among the Irish people OF the and and. ~
there have been many erroneous statements made In
the newspapers in relation 70 the diineuty Il may DO
well 10 briefly consider both sides of the question, rs
well as the exceedingly muddy state o! the entire m'
brogio viii aIDit.
TIE SENATE
continues in session the Jones House. Their halls o.
assembly neat and commodious, bit by no means
50 gorgeous we have been frequently informed. IL
fact. there seems TO be considerable Republican sim
pcity aimed at In the furniture and appointments o.
the establishment
The Senate as our readers are by this tims aware.
profess TO have formally deposed Mr.. o Mahony for
~ anu I.rei IT,, c." s,i ~ 1 cSn
Senate was in session all day yesterday with closed
doors. President O'MOhoOy was duly impeached,
found gUsty, and deposed. The following charges
a0oinst him and kindred docnr,ents we low give to
our readers for the first time in an unaObrevated FORM
anu iet theui speta w .heineen -, r,,,,,,,
prxT.y RROTHFRUooD
John 'Aahony, PRESIDENT OF sne fenian Drotoer.
noo0s 10 hersoy ~, pelcneu ioi inu' anu u"'''
CHARas l. violation Of his oath Of Office
Specification lin that he the SAID John oMahony whrn
BotseIhood has rea;sa 70 or % o. WILL
said senate on the sha,rs o. ths enah , ~ Wh h
sppsed by the Standing Comme on Finance Of the Senate
that the Secretary OF me treasury hsd ush
eating the condition OF the receipt. and expenditures o. hs
financial department mas 70 p,aes 'sen col ,
y, r5d In. ,ls =, Pm
s ,ds slbsu"'' Gu " '"'
,, g,be of ts FenSn ss, nae.J
in ofsl notion At headousres AZ salaries paid ont oftke
bt,e a. S bv hat body ana that
he the ssd John OMsbony has also placed parties in Other
aiaried
81, ~, srms,;on ana ome of vbou ara Inovn "a bs
IN had ,.sndips in the i,,' otssnizriion.
III Sa s,;s ~ fn ~, -. ~. .,a rohr O,u.ho,v 4,
Sp.t t.s ns ns h we au on h. ~
ief md itIont consent or conrmatien hv the Senae
the POSITION OF agent o. ,s '9 oa, ps. ocba
Ss, bs name when Submitted by bims.fto
no. n c. 81, n. nn;,nn ~ bssr ns,swn.,v 5000
inc senate ror s bronsS, Ssorp tb sS,s das W
ar ar o ar, nls.en, session.
se,t;a. that he the sai John Mabony I'm yio
i r. and In Distance Of nodcsiiop Of h.
senate pssseJ by vote Of tina, body and duly
$3.50 ~ him Ia c.n.sa 10 he printed and issued bonds
ms ,.e notwhstsndns that tho Constitution yr
is H., NO sncb bonis hal be valid unless ,cne by the
aSep, Of The Irish Republic only nominated by tue President
Fenan brotherhood and confirmed by the Senate o.
the Fenan BIoherhcod and that such agent shall only Ign
such bonds on the OF the voaenes Of me OF
the Fenian brotherhood Iat he money las oeen pau 0'
them. = .,.L A.. 81, Iobo o.u,ho,, L..
Seefcton TN .ns' ne .S ybS So" om ,s ,ea
Improperly and nneoIsagnonsS G.iasa S ,e
ufs, 81 ,b tceyea on sccoant Of the Fena
sIShshood since The 81, f 81, cGo os h,vn.
ia. frcni The C. T. of he l. r.
$500 80 ~, is .h before tie,
pJsnt ~ The senate II the Feisn BROTHERHOOD required
by Article w ro no Kim nd rad item a, open meet.
s a. NO. o., m. name Of the C. r. Of the
Te IN VI ,o Of an" Cou,nti,n and lie
sI In IA Jbn ~ s.Ionv kent bach nom the ofscer
when ne, we ssia yO Aef 'A'A
pISpety appe,gateI ,pt he .b. said John OMshony in
81 ~, n Section IA of The Coustituon has waste
o. NJ, ~ ~ IL Frssn Rroth,rhood in eE.
ily % s Ia S;r;h;,g nans,on In UnoIqosre
NewYo rk CITY paving 4 Tie same IS months advance,
that no appropriaon OF such moneys lad
been sde by the Senate the necessity and lmr.
nenc. Of action demanded funds Of the Betheihoed
should economical in every detail not havDg reference 70
VIC Stseajin 9In that he the said John O'MlLoney. in
=, -; II sa.,i,, Ia ~ ina aud that
=, TN ~, 40 1,an,i,in S,r such Purpose had
ho,wiIn..aSonS sI s 40 IT, En RetheIood did psy
ya, o, .e o ls q eon ss against aoges tho
eeOussH5 % ,,~s nm ,ach sum money for 10
Aloie u S whole thou sh ample secur.
. ~ h r Nv hssn siyen had such been deemed
~ ~ 10 ' ~" - 80 '.sss,r