The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

The President Informed them he had previous 70
this morning received cory of the Tammany Hail pro-
said the committee would perceive from Inc oo,,ss
pondence with Consul At Toronto and the Bruish
Minister published n to days papers that he had
expressed his profound sympathy for the condemned
PRISONERS and would accordingly do all that lay ~ nla
power for their welfare and relief
Tho committee much pleased with their favorable
reception BY the President and say the was or
the most satisfactory character
Al half three o'clock this IAlnmAny
,ommina had another interview with the President by
pe9n'nen when an answer 10 the memorial addressed
~ "Ain ~ Tweed, the chairman OF the Committee Of
iahmahy Hall, was handed TO them. The Presidents
eagcs tho receipt Of the resolutions they sub
anu sno'oses copy OF his reply "a Mayor Hon.
man o. new York In answer 10 the comm Of
sna' "set a. covering all of tho points case.
anc .ou"f ~ mayor Hoffman referred TO enclosed u
johnson The resolutions passed by the coun-
ellis OF New York In reference 10 the F.nan pn.oosr In
asd; NY, ,''aaen. re,er The Mayor 70 Secretary
Frederick Bruce. published 10 day ami homes thew viii
convince ,he COUNCILS ~ The dcsormn 81 tho Gov
eminent 70 protect b citizens ~nseyer they nay n.
The Committee expressed ,hemselvc. much gratl1sd
At Their interview and sa suod with results they
left for New York this evening.
The Great Indignation Meeting In RuG.,e
Intense Excitement and Enthusia.m- U,,.
Iiation Threatened. &c.
BupAto Oct N, 1900
meeting held In 81 James' Hail 10 night in 70.
sponss to call yesterdays papers To take INTO con
Colonel Lynch and Father McHahon recently sentenced
10 death in Canada The meeting largely attended,
and Great numbers unable 10 gain sdmi,ianos
tho hall
inc principal speaker Senator A. l. Morrison, q
Resolutions were passed protesting against the resnt
OF tho recent Fensn trials In Torono, and threatening
retaiaory maasur,s u the sentences should DO carried
into effect
Tho american Gag, with tho Irish national na9 was
borne through the hall draped In mourning.
earnestly dcnounc' and tho gruatost enthus and
excitement prevailed.
Another ind grafton meeting will be held to morrow
evening. ii
Robert u. Lynch Not Feuiam Omrer-uis
Refusal Of n Commi-sios. &c.
LouwutLx Oct ~. 1894
on the authority Of Colonel Starr commanding the
late fcnian expedition. who Is now in this city u il
stated that the Colonel Lynch convicted and sentences
to be hung at Toronto vas bookkeepcr In mercantile
house IN this city and sent with the rcniap cxpe-
diton by his employers lie had rank In thu Fsbisn
organization, and lid not belong 10 tho expedition Hs
accompanied merely al aivensurer 20 report to his
employer
Colonel Starr offered Lynch a commission In he
Fonian service which Lynch refused 70 accept
appointment Of n Committee Of ORE nisatssu
for Mis~oari-Their Duties and Actien-
diGnaston Meeting TO be Held In ~. I.ssis.
iltIs Oct ~ 1890
James stephens Inns appointed ten prominent Fensns
Of Thu city Committee Of Organization for Missouri
THIS COMMITTEES arc 10 have supreme control % The
brotherhood In ths State aud authorized 10 ~sAb-
bhsh Circles commission ofheers who ara military mon
the interest Of Ireland collect money war MATERIAL
for the OF tho rish rrplbc and In all Other ~ays
compatible with tho laws Of tho United stAics 10 serve
tho OF Ireland
The committee have already called upon ell tho
friends u ireland 10 mmed Atsy organize put them
selves IN communication with the committee from
whom all necessary Information aud Instruction may
obtained
meeting If Fenlsns ID called tor Tuesday evening 10
consider what action necessary ~ he the
cases OF Father Mcmahon ard coon. Lynch s~pt~pted
70 death by the officials Of tho British government