New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

doned under the 18th exception oil the PRESIDENTS
proclamation generally known the $4,000 clause.
SENATOR WILSON'S SPEECH.
The National Executive Committee have or
deYed $4,000 copies of Senator Wilson's speech.
PROTECTION" DOCUMENT.
Fifty thousand of Mr.. Grinnell's yesterdays
speech will be printed aud circulated by the Home
Labor League.
COMBINATIONS.
Several thousand more military combinations
await Senatorial action, and first to come up in
Executive session.
AN IMPORTANT ADMISSION.
Representative Raymond admitted to-day
that he personally sent the telegram, under of
his Washington correspondent charging the exaggera
ton Of Mr. Stewards remarks 1t ie probable that Mr.
Scofed will rise to question of privilege to ascertain
whether the member designed TO impute 10 him Fla
grant and malicious perversion." Judge Bingham Of
Ohio also deems the imputaton cast upon him by Mr.
Raymond Of having invited end braved the Presidents
Veto. published in the paper as above, as I'M.
worthy fellowmember.
FENIA.
TIE Fenian meeting here tonight, so far as
Numbers aud enthusiasm were concerned, o
great success. IL was presided over by Rich
AID Callahan. District Centre. who, after reading
u letter from John OMahony and INDUCING in n
few learks pertinent to the OCCASION introduced Geo.
Fraacs Train vho for nearly hour held forth in favor
OF Irish independence in his usually entertaining strain
He believed in English neutrality and recommended
as one means Of securing the disenhrament OF Ire
land the fitting out in America Of Fenian cruisers to
prey upon the Of England Mr. Train closed by
recting Fenian parody on Longfellow's Excelsior,
which was received with great applause. He was fol-
lowed by j. j. Rogers Of New. York who believed that
a war between England and the United States was
the only remedy for the healing of sectional ami
mosties between the North and South. Senator
being discovered on the stand was loudly
called for and responded in brief address in which
he pledged his trusty sword and faithful seed
tribution 10 the Fenian loan The Rev Father Curley.
Senator Wright of " j. and Prof Brophy followed
in spirited addresses after which the meeting adjourned
amidst the greatest enthusiasm During his speech,
Mr.. Train introduced resolution asking Congress TO
the payment Of Irish loan Of $50 900 as an
TO the Mexican loan bill. after which the
following resolutions were submitted and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, The British Government which In, so long and
cruelty oppressed Ireland and exiting FeniAns to
Of punishment in is penal colonies beyond the
other crime than love Of country derives s military
financial and political power wholly from m gigantic system
Of manufactures.
Reeired That the Fensn In tho United States enter into
solemn and covenant FOX themselves their wives their
and their daughter no, to buy
cle Of Br.h manuisc tures until Ireland is free
Rested That the Fenans in the United States urgently
III upon their Representative in Congress- 20 thst
lie revenue laws q The United States are framed
discourage the Importation Of British goods and exclude
oIeveT possible from the benefit Of the American market.
he merchants manufacturers aud capitalists Of tho wicked
government whose tyranny has forced the sh ia America
expaIate themselves from the land Of their birth and their
owe