The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-31

Lhaxe bee0me soalapmedz that Observation-Disclosures.
ordered double forces to guard the Custom House
and other places of importance. There is as fe
verisllsa state of'exsitement there on account OF
the mysterious power of the dreaded Fenians a:
there is in Dublin, and it would not surprise me to
hear of London being put under martial law before
many weeks. The authorities do not know who
to depend on. Thu very persons who they deem
most loyal to Her Most Gracious Majesty are faith
full Fenians the escape of Stephens fully proves
How unwise it was for, the Senators to break at
the eleventh hour with the man whom heretofore
they by various resolutions declared to be the,
life and soul of the organization in this country
fhs be Incompetent now; he must of necessity
have been so heretofore, and these same Senators
by their endorsement of him at their different Con.
ventions in the past, stnltiied themselves now by
declaring him an imbecile, q lunatic, sc.
Again, was the public press the place for them
to settle their misunderstanding as sensible
men which we suppose them to be, that that mo-
ment they heralded to the outside world that there
existed discussions in their councils which they
were incapable of healing among themselves. At
that moment sounded almost their death knell as
tar as credit and confidence in the capitalists of
this country was concerned. Why did they not
say to Mr. O'Mahoney: There seems to exist diff
ferences between as which we are unable to recon-
Gle. We will agree if you do,inot to appear in
print with our differences, keep itamoug ourselves,
can general Convention of delegates and to
them we will submit ourtroubless and to their de-
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cheerfully submit. Had they done this an-exact.
ing world would give themthe credit ofbeing ae.'
tuated by the best of motives. But they did right
the contrary, andthe result is, they have to d
great extent. lost the confidence of those who
would be their main stay in the hour Of need
That action will, ere many months take place,
an If it is failure, if all those pleasing hopes
and sanguine expections which. were instilled into
our willing ear at our mothers knee, and which
the Fenian Brotherhood of America gave as good
promise of seeinga no distant day realized if all
those hopes are doomedto bitter disappointment
to the action of the ten Senators of New York will
be attributable the sad result > oa7o4'n =
But saeh will not be the result. am confident
of victory 10 the coming struggle. Our Brothers
at home are driven to desperation, and people
when driyen:o despair are capable of accomplishing
wonders. 8 We have our garrisOns of determined
Fenians inthe principal stronghoIds of England
who will, when the proper time comes. render a
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good account of themselves, They will be con.
tending for everything that men holds dear in
this world, life, liberty, and the right to live as
freemen in the land'that' gave us and our fore.
fathers birth. And when the green is unfurled to
the breeze, when the first gun for Irish liberty and
regeneration is fired, its inspiring tones will re.
echo across the Atlantic and unite US once more
for the overthrow of our hated and relentless per-
secutors. .gg ..r. JOHN WEIGH. r