New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-28

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henSe al! organization any qHtgI II ~ lTelaha'
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wy "Gitu, az nolS aS " ell o. aoioau' tuat !e"
nyh VI any Dlaiu' ~ any PVstioI cOuIq We CIV 70
nm pa III IT, my uiu NOV MO" tne peoPlg
ny ny Al7n PegPit tieh, as ever, were SCUM,
ASheel5, anu tnlee theets of tle IIlsH peOPle'l
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man N Wn9n they eo4q nave Go9uuence' 70 g9 70
~olE lVt ulat eteIha! Gduse VI Heialiu' M4lcH ~
az az W. ~ 'let nealI9 to-uagi "a yS!1e
my ulu iillu tlie man. ny AnoNieuse VI tls
country was very tAteAsINe' VI my return 70 He
NV, alIet oteI sGigh yeaIS GAiie' te nIsL Ilns
g ji was 70 tEayel taEou9H 5lls country N every
9lfeclIoh y hho| she PeQpie, 10 see wlat coaiu
a f ny y S@t ~ s tat uu IiiS
I'LL W. ~ p ~ tgqau nv nullIicu
Ttnnerorv 9tiS 0ftar. +baro ID ~ $40 ~ Il
from Sieyananon to Ballindarry. that | don't
know. You record the words of Thomas Davis,
from Carrig Cross to BallingarV from SlieYena-
mon to BallindarTy. You see / know it,, With
this knowledge of the people conscientiously an
swered the letters of nv friends in America, and
Oh certain conditions, / undertook to organize
force Of ten thousand men in ireland in three
months, and undertook to do no more at that
time. The conditions were two-fold. First, that
should have the sole direction of the orgaujza-
ton. ] believe you know that it was conspira cy
and is a conspiracy in Ireland. believe it utterly
impossible for any oppressed nation to organize
such power as to effect its Independence without
a conspiracy, and without one man having the SUI
preme control over that conspiracy. For thatrea-
SON. and that reason alone, IN the interest Of the
movement I engaged to negotiate, | deemed it ne
Cessary to make that the first conditon-that
should have the supreme control of the organiza-
ton. The second condition YVES. that / should
be supplied with a certain snm Of money monthly
| asked for the small sum Of eighty to one hundred
pounds monthly for the three first months.
After having organized the ten thousand men,
meant to have made other proposals. sent TO
trusted friend-who has since been in an Irish
prison--to America, on that occasion, with my an
swer, and on the 18th of March, 1858, he returned
He had found no organization in America-only q
few devoted men, at the head of whom was Michael
Doheny, who had held together against all crcum-
stances in America, and endeavored to keep the
Irish feeling alive and powerful there but he
found no organization.
oPraIS or EENIAN1s,r u, rppr.4n
A. = - .
:. 1nese tMeHIy vi UNI ~ neu accepteu my cono-
LIONS ana SEM me paper endorsing SO lar as tney
Go9iu s1qo[st II; ny aGtion u Helaha: on the
LiL1 ol Ma i Iooo, pegan 70 organize IN re
lauu' toiu YOU IL was Conspiracy, ana 10 oe d
iHeinper Va Gha' Conspiracy ID was necessary TO
NSt.A
me SUBJECT OF thls oath put peFhaps you have not
heaLa my Feai reasons ior making u an essential
condltlon o. membership | mad been IN the
moFemthtoI 10 WIN oIhthO brlen' ahd loGno that
When we mad one hundred, Two hundred or three
hundred men around Us, II we mad 70 meet in any
place Where tne clergyman was opposed to the
movement, ne was ane TO scatter our force, SUCH
as II was because the people mad not got the nee
essdry lidlnuS. ~ was necessary 10 MAKE tne
people alstingush 3etWeeh hthe two,1oid charac-
Ter OF the clergy thelf temporal ana thelr sprl-
,Sn n fris1Js the dntJ nf
love and devotion to their clergy in their spiritual
character, but in their temporal character simply
! looking upon them as citizens (Cheers.) Without
this training, you can never have force in Ireland
| on which you can rely. We then made the oath a
condition of membership, and we have continued
to make it So 1t can never be changed (Cries
| of Good, good. Hear, hearty
Inc hrst installment OF the money sent to me
| from America was ninety pounds, which re
| lnstallnent was 10 nave reached me month after
Bnt the months of April, MRy and June went By
| without my having received anything a secont
time sent out the same trusted friend to state thu
case. TIE report he brought Of the organization
was 70 the effect that 1t vas lavora'gty received
nut mere was no organl9aaon IN America. a
that tle ne lound livery aIheuit 10 get the neces
sary funds, winch tney gave to him in small il
staliments. connnued 10 WORE, however, draw
ing on Ihe resources OF my iflehas IN lfeland to
TINS want 10 make you understand that Tor ever
uolaT contiOuteu III this country, the men al nom
nave contrbuted ten. (Cneefs.) FINDING by tn
month OF september that the promise made to m
renamed unlulnled, ana knowing that organize
more than ten tunes the force mao unaeFtaEen t.
DO, fet the necessity OF gong TO America to IA
the foundation OF our work mere. }Cheers.t i
September, 1893, arrived IN new ORR, and ha
great many dlthcuiues 10 contend with mere, bu
OF which difficulties / do not care to state a
present, though u necessary snail make thef
known 10 you You know nave TOO many point
TO touch on.
THE FIRST MAN ENROLLED EERE.
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ah9"eu 10 ~ 70 WORK. as lucy were impatient
= liel4ue'
, hao only mohln 10 ueVote 10 tae orS9hAatlo
III these Stales, aud no Ihe at al 10 eoAect an
amouub o. luuus OF arms WHICH we heeueu III liz
+ ana. huI these Ihlngs were PROMISED TO me
) Ho"eHel' lney plu ny cotne' p9hTVe thi3 IS o.
"i tile Pol B o. winch yoe Waht M 2fhiHu0n'
voice, tuI INC sauoIg on inc ftSII hofse,') I'll
dWOuuI OF support WHICH We nave received