The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

far enough We fully expected that Bishop Lynch, un-
der existing circumstances would have fel. IL his duty
10 point out 10 the people OF his diocese the danger OF
disorder st. Pairicks day the usual procession OF
the Irish societies through streets should be persisted
All public Semonsrations foy this vear We vet hope
that Bishop Lynch will do this and that his utmost In
auencs viii he used to gvo the suggestion effect He Is
The only person who do IL, and We sure that
should disturbances unfortunately occur which one nrn
word from him might have averfed, tho Bishop would
himself regret for years after that that word was not
spoken.
BILLINGsGArE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
From the Montreal Gazette, March To-
Ss M % sss Is s sss Of a.. mv nss Sy
the way in which they have NJ IN deal with the
ienian organization For all the trouble and expense
States government is 10 be thanked. II that govern
ment had chosen 70 issue proclamation, and to use
decent diiisonce In putting down dsgracceui demon
strations offensive not only 10 United States laws
and the comfy OF inations, but TO common sense,
and the poor dupcs who Of their money
BY appeals 10 their prejudices-ths wretched Fsnan
farce would long ago have boon 'played out" The
United States government has allowed the open engrav
ing and sale of Fepan bonds for the plain purpose OF
swndlng excited and ignorant people and paying Tor
murder and robbery Ills TOO absurd for argamen. 70
the most remote chance OF succes against the power OF
ENGLAND or that II can establish foothold In these
Of their hard earnings, IL may cause much blood
to flow. Yet in the face Of these plain facts the
by the United States government Fenian deputaion
received, avowediy SUCH by President Johnson.
united states troops attended IN
meetings In New York An officer Of the United states
Army-Brigader General Sweeny-bas travelled over
great part Of the Union in the United States uniform 10
attend Fenan meetings nj which hs has openly offered
70 lead organized bands against peaceful neighborng
country, without any provocation the effect and object OF
which could only be srdr and robbery sspe and bl
ta ne pord has and which would be just
much q Disgrace 10 civilization and humanity ~ the
killing Of women by butcher knives India at tho re-
quest of Mana Sahb FIR all is oprn and auoped inenf
70 commit brutal otd1s the Tinted States government Is
yeponibe and r euy drop Of blood D1df q she'd IL will
forever hape aEzsd 10 ne snin Of murder, srhich
m0M hare prer-ied schich IL did openly encourage. And
for every house broken into and every dollar stolen II
~ II its members had pockctsd the III gotten gain
The poor wretch who horribly done 10 death In
cold blood IN Dublin would day have been alive but
for the encouragement and criminal participation Of the
United States government In the organization which
canscd his murder.
Il probable that the Unitsd Htatrs government have
made themselves responsible for all his In order II not
70 win our affections 70 induce us 70 give up ALE
glance 10 the Queen and 10 join lot with their
blessed systsm Tho calculation must he that the people
Of this country opaodrts and neoks N giue Sp ev
allegiance and their nationality xWder The ect NJ sueA ter
ruism- Need indicate the that will be given
either Ia the political attempt to robbers and
derers who come heref
We have spoken simply of the United etates govern
ment ia these remarks, but We have information which
we consider quite authentic that Governor gf rsiOA
bring NeD England Sae. amo~1 other importd,s per-
s,-sdg.s has su,scribed HE G1y dopdo 10 ne ftnaW
fudn flad for s encouragement cf piracy and robbery