The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15

1h' lOhOWluS HAS D6Gu udUuGu 10 us lOI pun
lication by our special reporter:-
NEBRASKA DELEGATION
CONTINENTAL, Parlor No. 8,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10, 1856
Hon. Henry Stanbery, Secretary of State and At
torney. General, State Department, Washington,
ID. Ca
American toadyism to England paralyzes Ameri-
one thousand Head Centres, representing one
million lrshmen, believe you like America better
than England.
Despatch Read to the Fenian Congress the nan Be.
fore the President Released John Mitchell, tcao
Returns Neat Week from Paris.
EvERETT HOUSE, NEW YORK, October 15, 1866
To the Hon. Wllam III. seward, Auuurn, N. vi
| address the Fenlan brotherhood Wednesday
night at the Philadelpnla Academy rish Congress
present May deny English assertion that irish
arrests are made through your advlccs!
(Signed) GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Mr. sEwARD's REPLY.
AUBURN. N. Y, October 16, 1865.
To George Francis Train, Everett House. New
York IL cannot depart from NV haOlt OF leaving
my vlnd cation against calu TO an intelligent
(Signcd) WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Two hundred thousand Fenians having died TOR
the Union, an intelligent country and candid world
think your predecessors cable despatch chou have
read thus:-
10 the Queen NJ England:-
"YOur orders through Lord Bruce obeyed.
America reman ms strictly neutral as England did.
Jas full OF Fenian chiefs, who are still beng prose-
cuted.
'Please release American citizens in Irish and
Canadian risons. and pay alabama claims when
ever you think proper"
As the radicals refused to repeal the neutrality
laws, while banning the President Ior enforcing
them, you, rs Secretary OF state. and Attorney
General have power to do justice to brave people,
dd interim.
behalf OF the FenIans respectfully asks the removal
of the COnsus al Duohu and Cork for Insulting our
citizens III English jails.
Official documents forwarded by mail.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Geo. Francis Train after the Chairman
OF the New York Delegation with n
sharp stick.
Proceedings of the NelC York DeieQati0n-S Special
DeSpatch to the Ncto York Daily NeDS.
NEBRASKA DELEGATION,
PARLoR No. 5, CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA August 10
To the Chairman OF the New York Delegation:-
Mr. Tllden sugges ed that 1t would be well TO take
the sense OF the meeting the subject of Outside
delegates He saw by the list of arrivals that there
were some FORTY or fifty claiming 70 TO delegates
who might not be In sy mpathY with them, and might
in fact, belong TO the enemy. de hoped the member
on credentials would act firmly on the subject, and
one be admitted except the regular delegates or
those whom they miPht vote to admit individual v
He also hoped that MIR Train would be excluded aud
the Convention not be subjected TO the degradation
of Jour hour speech from such erratlc nuisance
Mr. Tram was. therefore, understood to be excluded
You represent the dress circle, the pit. Instead
of the Democratic party owning the Irish the Irish
have got it into their heads that they own the Demo-
Your proposition to shut out the only Irish dee.
gate in the Convention. is assumption of impu-
dence worthy OF your railway history.
The exposition of your Chicago conspiracy seems
TO have affected your temper.
Here is your platform, Offering TO sell out Tor
thirty pieces OF silver:-
THE TRIM-PIzzLE PLATFORM.
ReSolUed, That to please the Trim. Pzzle Candi-
date for President, we have war
Resolved, hat to please the Trim-Pizzle Candi.
daIe for Vlce-Presldent, we have pence.
ReSoived, That TO please nj the Big and all the
Little Trim. .Plzzes expecting Office, the Trim
Plzzle War go on till the Trim Pizzle Peace Is
signed.
CHICAGO AUGUST, 1864.
Your old Jacksonian gun has new stock (war
| a-failureL barrel (riael, not old smooth-bort
| (secession) New lock (percussionl not flint (Val
| landigham Peace Resoution). Old Jacksonian CUR
| democratic partyb but the touch.hoe, and thai
you blew off at Chicago in trying to snap it with
| Rothschid cap. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.