The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-20
Another Circle Christened
Killian.
PROTEST AGAINST PICKET PRACTICE
MORE ABOUT THE PARIS DRAFT,
Address from the Military
Department.
&c. Go. 90.

their public operations and the other party are reserying
tho strength for week. No documents of note are
on the tapis The Senate refuse to publish their
somewhat noted detailed statement. It printed In
pamphlet form and despatched the circles for private
use only. Meanwhile the general surroundings Of
Fenansm and Irish republcanism are being pretty
thoroughly discussed by the initiated and even by out
side barbarians throughout the city.
"The Irish republic in America" has become lAmous
institution the columns OF those intelligent journalists
who treat the American public to their dispositions
specuations upon it. In the East and In the West all
through the country the papers have been talking
the Irish republic in America its president and seereta
RIGS, departments and bureaus, diplomats and rulers
bands and agents
COUNTRY COUSIN AFTER 1.-THE IRISH REPUBLIC"
Proce ding up Broadway yesterday morning his
way to Fenla, our reporter was accostcd by good
inatured looking country cousin, whose curiosity had
been excited by recent these realms
that he determined the city and see the ele-
plant for himself.
''Can you direct me- sir to the Irish republic ~ was
tho polite request Of the good natured individual in
question.
II am really not well posted upon the matter and am
very sorry thai unable oblige youn replied our
representative, referring him at the same time gen.
tleman standing by whom he judged TO be pretty well
up in Manhattan topography.
'Please, sir you tell me where can see the Irish
dressing this latter party.
ssNo SIR he answered. sbut you learn, suppose,
at No. 81 Union square,
mo you don't" broke in bystander Can't get in
Look too much Ike blasted Senator. Smell Of British
gold Berthe look out old fenow.'
And o:r poor, good natured Honeywood looked very
much astonshed, also amazed
.cheer up my friend said another; mot the slight
est danger Come with me; I'll fetch you
Aad tho twain, starting Off instantly hailed by
porter. perched upon hotel balcony, who sung out,
'say, Coz needn't FRET there goes the Republic Civil
Department very cvil-al iaiormation needn't fear
He pointed to a man with official air and martial
.Wby tina, s the Irish republic himself said another
81 know him; have seen his bonds"
Perpexcd beyond measure whether twere best to GO
the lr,sh republic HIMSELF or 1.-THE civil department.
being civil man he finally made up his mind to make
Tor the iaer, and enveloped in his investigations
our reporter saw no more OF him.
AT SEA on THE REPUBLIC QUESTION
. me incident was exceedingly amusing, and though
OF persons been drawn to the spot and the rish
republic himself for the moment the lion of the
day. isn't all this huge hoaxfn said one. 'sThs9
Not much The Mofat mansion Irish republic Is q bully
institution say" observed another otis shameful
farce Of big don babiesv said third 'heres another
1"Twii be swnmped; can't have two Irish republics
here said wise fellow Then, the other is the biggest
and brotherhoods and ssterhoods let that 70
II auy, " cr1cd an energetic individual.
TRUE RENDITION OF THE FAMOUS INSTITUTION.
At this point real, genuine Irshman stepped up h.
was going on. ''Gcntlomen," said he you're alb Y
sea- There is no Irish republic in America. We = !
countrymen scofed at in this way. Do you take ~ c
nncompoopss Do you think that becauss A,ne ,ican
Fsnlans give certain names to our soasty Oh ser that
don't you set down the President of she Father
Society a. the President Of the Irish repuss He's as
The society apporoned it's work into tepartments ana
bureaus because the society is MYs and system was
technical term OF society sos ,i,,nn ana he = %
a suboncer OF our American stv representing As
matter o. FORM The mutual sS ii and bond between on,
home, where proyisE NAL sn government s's Of the
Irish republic does w e1y for The present, in
ss sss, 2. a . win Gods blessing 1t win show
the Senate Hall ~ York; aS' either ls n0
inc spirit viii heal IN son Of our society. redeem
AND N the msaniD there Is no division on one thing
streng,hen thc ar every man Is to 60 straight to
through which vH ms Of the men in the gap no matter
movemcntm 81" sea laugh at the Irish revolutionary
sha ught into more said and logical course and
r o sntatve Of Fcnianism had in that scofing crowd
caa,a ent ago tho most attentive listeners he pro.
tn9es o elucidate some interesting sense Tea.
,a Il his society regarding which the others had been
A'1oiS lily at sea heretofore.
.s, THg NEW HEADQUARTERS AND STAFF.
Tne Senate Of the Fenan Brotherhood having vacated
tha rooms No 73s Broadway President Roberts execu
tive corps are at work there This reform corps con.
l. H. q.
gifted American Fenans who are each apparently
Of the stamp to do and credit 70 any cause they
sns, in Further than the above the force OF purcaon
executvism do not appear 10 be tremendous stride
ahead OF the rest OF the world The sold-tmed hang
erson of the palace" have been bcraed and held up IN
senatorial circular and publication parlance as very
hde0us indeed, and considerable curiosity Is mani
tested to soc the famous characters which this mar e
cclsoe system OF grand capacity and sublime
Shat President Roberts party has In its line good deal
OF mind capacity and effective workers II Is just
of mana vvuo hsrl.
stardard Of merit TO be laid down for those who 70
DO entrusted with its management and the transaction
This division Of Tenansm is receiving assur.
ances OF adherence from many circles and places
in The hesdouSrsss win be- removed to some conss
Mont and cheap private house. costing twelve hun
ared dollars year, soon as such can be procured
used
A PROTEST AGAINST PICKET LINES.
was a s.csvoS sy rsss.dns Manhattan district dons
= B., No 20 Anrr STREET, Dec. 10, 1886.
To W RosERrs President OF tho Fenian Brother.
ssl am authorized 70 ask Of you and the Senate of
the Fenisn brotherhood what power has the constitution
Mr. j. J. Rogers TO form picket line with bayonets
ana swords dr.wn 2 proven. the George Washington Cir
shove being circle in good standing ana having maid
thirty on the I'd OF December or the of
land 70 the Treasury Department Union squareS We
are very respectfully, yours, :.
A. B. COSTELLO
GEO. A. J. MURRAY
MORE ABOUT THE LosDoN.PARIs DRAFT.
We published in Mondays HERALD indignant re.
Spouse from Mr.. j. NJ Spessy, editor Of the Phladel
pha Catholic Univers 70 the expose put forth by the
Senatorial party regarding the surroundings Of that
500 900 transaction The editor OF the Irsk american
from the Senatorial side Of the house. meets Mr. Spell
Iissy's reservations as follows:-
Mr. speIssy's chocr has been rising since the 18th
But he admits the truth OF statement that he was
sent for by Mr. Killian and that he made the commits
cio vpe Qaid We bav n gwd nj In mr.
some clse made good deal more but shall
that statement Gill the hitting me Now, u is not true
that he or Mr. Kan saved $500 TO the Fenan Brother
hood by buying a draft on Messrs Tapscott Co at
81 35 per pound sterling On the 9th ut good
exchange on Paris was selling here at 10sx
The actual amount In specie OF the investment by
Messrs Killan and Spelssy SAL III SO, which, d
10sx, should have produced f5,51S Is 3D. Mr.. Se,e,