The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04
The Fsuian on,break IN Irrland.

The Feuiau Outbreak In ireland.
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lau Is tba tbs pvrhey g. lame
sart lbe great aWnua & tie
Feaaa Brotherhood tbas var ageld
b UutHca Is Ireland bsfu tls
efausa year atou s. rs
ulfIca S. kne men th l.et
tha Boston
Provided ih letter. published as
having boen written hum Ireland a,e
genuine. and tht information Dies pra.
i s. eao IS gaaiut that country
seems g. "a iua upc State far rebellion
As repfe suted the 8Fs4. ecdy i the
people e,rptfg ly ihg hadiIuId4
3D., Omne,men, and s,me 81 .l.t Cath
0le clergy. NeIy uuC IS III favor IL
blow foI Irish independence ar willing
that Tie attempt IS ggetiusl.g eocure II
should ht 0cd enc lettgg s tbat
tbs presence q MANY "a tIlg gentry m
Tie country, men who ms generally
non residents is evidence tEai lAey,
through the rs urmces OF Tic govern
n.ent iegl perfectly secure, and ID
proof 81 tins beng SO, lt is sud IN pm-
waite official quarters m Dublin that ihe
rising was not to be confined 10 one
place. but 10 be simultaneous. the main
force 20 be concentrated IN the South
Of Ireland. IN the midland counties
the forces were 10 diyergo toward Cork,
Belfast, Waterford and Dublin. taking
tho principal citlos on their route md
putting up entertainments as they pro-
/. ceedcd, behind which they can retire
/ IN case of Iepahse The Castle oi Dub
lin Was, according 70 the plan, 70 be
seized by inside parties, and the task
/ Of spiking the guns ID the various bar
racks was % fan to the lot Of the EUi-
ans among ,he army ranks
Another writer who asserts that the
/ Eenian organization in ireland Is eX-
ttcIaed and thorough, says that uo con
+ cenuated plan has boon decided upon,
but that on acc0uut Of the fears Of the
leaders 81 ucacherous associA,cs, the
gruad central object viii not Be an
luouEccd untl local mOycmtpt8 have
been made TIE people arc to rash to
arms and to seize such military posts
and such commanding positions as are
pointed out to them and on the sue
ices they may have viii depend the sub
sequeut action OF the usurgcnt army.
Stephens, 1t is said, has no sharor Of
his great plan, but will await pcImina-
~ events and tAcn give tie word The
same lottol Says Nc base among gus Ii
very large number Of IRISH American
officers trained ia The American war
OF these, some IRE Northern and iome
are Southern There VIII be some de-
I termincd fighting, and much blood Nill
be shed
Only in the North Of Ireland, where
the Orangemcn Protcstants), fuu the
bulk Of the popuia ion, the correspond
ance we abstract makes mention u 10
preparation for defense. There every
one IS aiming against tho Enians ana
there The government has It's spies and
enlissaIies in Tie greatest number, The
f. North being Che richcstspo on lrclmds
surface land also, that portion Of the
country most Objectionable to the re-
mans, on account Of politico-Ieligous
difficulties.
A Queenstown correspondent Of the
New York World says, touching there
suits Of the uprising:
perhaps it is madness perhaps this
Fenian movement is lacking in plu-
dence and worldly wisdom; but who
knows but that good may come Of it,
The blood Of tho martyr is the seed OF
tAo church What If some eight orten
thousand people are killed on the battle
field? Is not that better than the dis
/ honored lives that Hishmcn ire now
compelled 70 i've il their own country (?
! viii not TINS unreasonable outbreak, II
You viii, again attract the attention of
the whole world to the chronic misgoy-
ernment Of Ireland by the English poo
pie. We now suffer and staIyc, and
are compelled to leave our native land
A few d Us may be killed, but we can
be no worse Oft after the battle is over,
| and Fenianism is once more crushed.
England VIII not 90 anything for us by
peaceablc agitation That has boon
tried Every effort made to induce tie
government Of Great Blitiou to be just
to us utterly failed. We are poBorless;
our arguments are UNDECIDED; our
prayers are unanswered; for our suf-
feIings there is no pity Is it not bet
ter for us TO Try to show the English
government chat it does not pay that
il they VIII not do no justice We vii
make Ireland chnging curse to her.