The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
THE EXCITEMENT HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
meetings OF the Circles Throughout
the Country.
Immense Demonstration at Jones
Wood Tomorrow.
OUR IRISH CITIZENS AROUSED.
TEE CONTRTBUTI0NS.
&c. &c. &c.

&c. &c. &c.
The excitement caused Union square and through
sbated particle The Military Council was in session yes
terday and steps have been taken to assist Immediately
and effectively their brothers in Ireland. No matter
how the arrests there, the places OF the
in Jail will be filled up and the struggle will
30 There is no hesitating or doubling now. The
struggle must come OF Fenianism go up in a
balloon. The Civil Council also held session, and all
parties inspired with the news that thrills
eycry Irishman's heart
The haste with which the bill suspending the Habeas
Corpus act has been hurried through Parliament shows
hhat the crisis imminent and that England Is fully
sbe OF the danger that threatens her. for though few
short months since she sneered at the idea OF serious
disaecon existing in Ireland, her action proves that
sedtion widespread and that all Ireland is dsoyal
her rule The excitement is intense in all quarters
Americans freely giving expression to their sympa
thes for people resolved tonight against such apparent
odds for their liberty.
There is doubt that the ireland are resolves
70 light out to the bitter end matter what support
aSey from their brothers this country and the
next mail may bring the commencement Of dcspe-
rate struggle The here aroused into renewed
toB and party spirit and intrigue have met with death
blow Action, prompt and decisive TO be the
solve.
In accordance with the cali from headquarters the cir
ules converting and money freely flowing into the
treasury. The members Of the John Mitchell Circle OF
Brooklyn, few nights since subscribed 81, 40 and
have pledged themselves increase the the
crisis
THE DEMONSTRATION IN JONES' woOD,
which is to take place at two O'Clock tomorrow,
pecsed TO be one Of tho largest influential meet
ipgs that has como of for some time Annexedis
THE CALI.
DEAR sIR-we have the honor, behalf the irish
"a had TsElHi 70 p'6
on ss a s nos a. two Seo s ,s
attendance and suppoe expression OF sympathy with
against the suspension Of right corpus that
JOHN o'sAnoyy:
5 81 R SEkkES.
ssEhsHS%4}SSkkf EsAy.sAoH,
Committee Invitation.
Some Of the leading and ablest speakers Of New
- ycrk have promised to attend Invitations under
stand have been sent to Secretary Seward Mr. OGorman
Charles 0Conor, Judge Daily, Henry Ward Bcecher and
ssveral other leading characters.
Another great meeting is called, TO come on at
Cooper Institute the 9th The following circular
Of invitation has boon sent TO Mr. Klian, G. p. Train
and other gentlemen 10 which they have responded IA
worldly
THE INVITATION
SIG BROADWAY, NEW foRx, March 2, 1856
ssBesrns that We have reached crs. In the cause Of
Ireland which demands OF ali good and true men 70 be up
ana doing behalf Of the Rogers Circle Of the
.sseS 70 the Cooper Friday
Atm. Important stage in the history of native
nor M & w az u ann soes
sh. the question should be clearly and fully Laid only
people from whose inherent love OF liberty and gratitude
ssson esS gain respseuy ak
you 70 deliver an address on the OCCASION. -
o. iiSSssSsf !! s sSH5is s;. S:ss.
JOHN MCCARTHY. Secretary
g JOHN ahk Rlkt'N' S q snfsay
Circle the y. B.
INF AccuIAsz.
shall. have great s rSsE S-,s ,sS ssur
Circle and IL friends in the Cooper Institute the evening
Into a Fcnian Let leave nothirg undone also
fellow citizens Of other origins into propaganda
Having established republic in Africa blacks
Cor ihs whites, add these the kindly irish" Very truly
1875, MADISON Avenue NKw yoWK March 2 1865
ersrtSnKs-rhats So The chickens have come home TO
Tor empire. Lord John said % Martial law Illegal
J @ bs London iona S. wrote is sssss Of
Some 20 man. ife liberty or property is secure
70, how can e or liberty be scepre n country whsrs INC
have no redress against unlawful imprsanmcnt and no
available means Of obtaining public trial. and how
irinsc value and when oonaseaOa and taxation becom
@tS The are now MAXINE for iSsmsess. and e
re- isT q SGS
will have 10 negotiate fugitive slave law with Their
raheors 70 keep Their own subjects within their PALE
Queens procisnalon o. 1901 AIaerc. and must ~
nsntrsl on With your Alasam.s Our seysrumsnt VIII
ssssas did ' T2s %or ia' "a" 3" % @
s%sIe. r.soaion. 10 The sf Of icr sspoya n fSani
's fsa. ,sr IN Sr n nov cns" sop s y.
sory The national deb Of England is not worth to-day
An hail hs rscrni from ireland. turn ..
At iss Cooper Institute snail be there to cheer with
There is : rainbow In the sty,
Upon thr path where tcrnrests trod,
7si: 81. ". .sso sy ss ~ a SS AsA'
ssc.,.I, = '' ' GsoRek FRANCIS TRAIN
IN our report on Fsn,anlsm IN yesterdays issue an
error occurred, In stating tina, the Roberts party hold
s.sueniii meeting 10 sIa Broadway u should he the
ssember OF the j. j. Rogers Circle a. the following
sssrceucn testnes:-
wa sprros os rpr sypnp
I..rr. grosdvay reported Jour issue q yss,sr
ssd issr on he oc..on va. meeting q n.
JOSEPH COLLINS, Centre
rHg EXCITEMENT IN rHE METROPOLIS.
MS not easy to describe the excitement which pre-
vailed In this city among the Fcnlan community ycsier
day From early morning the CRISIS nj home engrosed
thousands and tens OF thousands OF Irish citizens
Along Broadway and the thoroughfares and indeed all
tho city wherever a green poster appeared land
ehev sverywhere, hundreds Of determined looking
chat mean, work Freouen,Iy roSoepIsns some rroni
sncnt nationalist they would call for his views and there
re perhaps no less than twenty Of these impromr,u
cpen ar meetings through the day Al one In partcu.
nere were perhaps three hundred stern patriots, who
sonay demanded again and again thai they should he
s.'o VIVA, 70 DO They did not belong 10 the Fenians
were mel anios but 70 have hand In and rgh