The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

saa money sSpsaaSa p y him n, with such S.s
IS u VASE was conibasi By he people
u and sr aS p r as ssna w N bs sf
Brotherhood faithful and conscientious performance
r hsa Sqi "a sna Doa
sSfe S @m q As
and nse 9 se,s a e a ana Of
a sss,asl the Ssass asf
Of s dpty and Where's ali Of the above mentioned acts
bled that consider b Doran Kllian and John oMa
soas sa he oo 81 se 81
S w DO and sf S III Ss an
escy eecasioned IS the deposition Of John Mallory
Of he Fean brotherhood and pledge him our earnest and
Resolved That we reprobs,e and Indignantly repel the
foul and magan. hang our district and cur
ass"s. our
% .qs ana
s ~ il i "A, P1 ss mo
tcgrit md priceless patriotism England has treasure but
HssoSsd been wholly pure and
Ibis @ as one Of The we have % bear the
ana nG s n9s s q ou
World we WI e. on with snessd exsrons gnasd ~ .e
of fieedom in our native Land:
on Be- Re + s
hood and Senate and hat they be given to the press Tor pub
Brothers dssensions when truth and justice are
sisn ssii By I l. ne oonno
k cenre snas cs c rolSy cr
eora Circles John Mllsn, Centre Mul!isan Circle John
centre Rcd ran p Circle THOMAS fully Centre Hugh Ss
Circle r. Mckay Centre sarscld Circle; James B. Ma
griie Secretary.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned giving three cheers FOR
James Stephens the Head nitro in Ireland three more
for Col W Il Roberts President of tho Fenan Brother
hood and three for Michael Scanan and his CO.
laborers OF the Senate Of The Fenian Brotherhood
LETTER FROM A VETERAN cAMrAIGNER.
The following has been received from Captain /. 4.
CHICAGO H., Dec H. 1885.
Colonel w r. RoBrRIs President Fenian Brotherhood
DEAR TnusD-Morc power TO you and every man Of
your band l always took you to be stern stlG, but
did not think you had back bone enough for such crisis
az the present; amt be assured that the truth the
honesty The intelligence and the true patriotism OF our
race viii sustain you. He'd not what the chieftain'
or his rcaners may say Let not provocaton urge you
or OF our men TO violence, either offensive or deen
sve II violence come let il b, from them. OF course
there Is q limit TO patience; but stretch II to its
utmost The world Is 10 pass judgment upon us,
history is 10 pass judgment upon us-lc conduct
be such as win earn impartial and favorable
diet from both Tomorrow night Chicago will hold
meeting of the district The resolutions will first
denim the action Of The old Executives next, endorse
the action of the Senate thirdly recognize you the
M fde President Of the i. b., and pledge support;
next, vlndicate Michael scanan of this city, and the
Senate from the foul asperon cast upon him and it by
ON and lastly pledge themselves to be faithful to
those who will evor be faithful to Ireland. The West,
q few places which won't amount 10 much. Yours In
fraternity, p \. WALSH
AMBoY, ILLINOIS. FOR COLONEL ROBERTS AND THE
The following among others from the West was re-
ceived yesterday:--
AxBoY, Lee County, H., Dec H. 1866.
W. r. ROBERTS, President, &C. 1852 Bowery New York
DEAR Sie-In accordance with the unanimous Of
the Circle OF the Fen'an Brotherhood which the under
signed represents o. Centre ne begs leave to inform you
fully susfanedatl orders from "Headquarlersn to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Centres 10 give expression to their sentiments the
present usnrpations Of weak incompetent President
O'Mahonyf This sentence alone makes tho writer guilty
Of perAdy Yes confess TO the guilt from the first day
OF tho Philadelphia Convention to the present moment.
Neither could sec then nor find out since why he
got the position from that cOuyentiOn--weak, silly
and incompetent rs he really appeared to me- never
thought he would dare oppose the Senate in the legti
Of your resolves rely-that the interests and sta
biy OF the organization will DO by You az in duty
Of Ireland sil you allow the present power which the
Irish in America possess 10 he FILTERED away by corrupt
and knavish political adventures or msdirectcd to
crafty the ambition pamper TO the vanity OF selfish
and interruptions dema2ogues ~ Forbid IL, High Hes-
ven. Let wise counsols prevail and the persistent ef
purely to the deverance Of Ireland which it Ia fondy
and firmly hoped cannot be long deferred remain
THE coRcoRAS (MANHArTAN) CIRCLE ron COL.
At meeting of the corcoran Circle +. B., the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
Resolved That we have watched the working. OF the or
gansaion since s formation and believe that IL. present
vo.ion Of John oMahcny
ability zeal ana patriotism OF John oMahony and rccog
Resolved That however patriotic the intentions Of the 90
sS LEADERS s, s who ned a. ns hour
the have u iew by causing dssenson giving
Signed By Michael g. Gillisan, " D.. John j. Mocmon,
Philip caiisn, Commtee on RESOLUTIONS; Eugene Kelly,
John McCmon, Treasurer; + riis simons Secretary
THE GENERAL SHIELDS CIRCLE FOR o'MAHoSY.
At the regular weekly meeting of the General Shields
1SJ York street. Brooklyn Thursday evening" December
H. 1865, the following resolutions unanimously
adopted
circles q lie Fsnsn Brohsrhood Of The Msnhs,tan district,
IL ps ns so snd ss so sm S
70 the cause Of Irish Independence
only ns
sossmny pledge him our undivided support
our. .n n from he IS RI,
sy cay' ase. msnrs Me- Me-
Gowsn John 6'Grady, James Mcdonald. Commliiee on
THE FgSrAy SISTERS IN ARMS.
The following sprightly document will be very inter
ture nnglicizos Head Directress Fenian sisterhood
No. ~ East sEyEsrrExlH STREET, Usrox souAnE,
NEW YORK Cry, Nov. 81, 1885.
To BRANCHES FEyIAS SIsrrsfoop, GREErrye--
ssrEEs-Soon Green Erin will be q battle field! Soon
the SupbuIGt will stream every hill and valley OF
our own land Yet this blessed haven be reached
work real earnest work, must be accomplished Woarc
nation Of brave and true hearted Surely in
an undertaking affecting common veal, we should
see 70 II that too perform part In the glorious
work Of Irish regeneration The Of strain
every spew TO the task before them They work as II
existence Itself depends upon the failure Of
this enterprise. They pledge "ther lives their fortunes
and their sacred honor;' they lay their all upon the
shattered altar OF our once glorious country.
And our women idle Steadily advancing
they prove their devotion to Ireland They prove by
their many sacrifices how truly do they love this mourn
full mother, whose wall Of anguish rings out centuries
since and whose shah only be requed when the
shamrocks of Erin bow to Tenian footsteps and Fcnan
leet anchors her coast.
The exgency Of this hour points out plainly the course
we must pursue. Money must be raised 10 1T out q
fleet 70 equip an army. While five dollars will procure