New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

ths unenranchiscd was IL possible for the greatest
that Of the late Government no mo- Well but what hap
penod Why the Parliament OF the land either wholly
which has boon exhibited during the last three or four months
ceeded and with an amount Of intrigue and OF 70 e
Government which they dare not for single night nave a.
loheersl and they resist up 70 TINS momont ana tIL VIZ
resist when they meet NJ the beginning oil IeHlal
next and they may possibly resist until the discomfort
now general becomes universal ana thai winch y G|
only great exhibition Of opinion nav become necessarily
and inevitably a great and menaclng exhibition OF ioIce
lCheers These opponents OF ours Hsn ,t 90 "a-. M
mcnt openly and many OF them secretly IN inc pss
that Of the danger which threatens snd they
absolutely have the eoncry 10 charge me with bng friend
surely II there be thing IN nee country oI oehI than
another IL Is that any Of the people may SPEAK openly 70
cate 10 them tho way teufl speak 10 the monopo
lists Of power Of their danger am i NOV a WIS, wise
saS hamlet or homestead extending upon its
r and oid t The jewellers Of that hnmlot that home
stead You see vapo which asconds from the summit OF
the mounain that yapOr may become dense black smoke
that will olecure tho sky-you that trucking OF lava from
the cevce assure in the SIDE Of the mountain tai tGAlg
OF lava may become rver oi hrt-yon bi .no mul,ss
the bowels OF the mountain that mucrhg may become
believing thunder the voice oil coi si9n a may snh
half the continent You know that at your ee' Is the SaNeo
great cities buried for which THERE'S no resurrection histories
tell Us that dynasos anu ailstOchoe' nav I', a! w
known more forever Cheersl II say tnis 70 tncte
dwocrs upon the slopes OF this mountain ana uee come
hereafter catastrophe which makes the world 10 shuddc am
responsible ioI That catastrophe 70 no anu O.11I
did build that mountain or I'll It with explosive mateTH
/
and prolonged chcerng So now 1t is not who ON sinua,
ing men % violent pursuit oil thelT oliglha con, Cou
shtuona nights We are about our m%lu' rT"
citizens OF free country, Dut clhehs ~ nuI
is denied the first right OF the Constitution under
which they live II the truth must be told the Ioiy parry
the turbulent party in this country left tho last session oil at
lament about the timo when the present MINISTER'S
ceodng in their intrgucs ncceded To once iSt 'uo
ment with feeling and Of disgust aud OF appich
sion said TO mysek NAV as wen Judge o the iuS ~ ne
mast The Parliament Of England viii not do justice I" me
people until there happens something that wiz suuuenl upon
their owes ..,.......iu.,o,o.
ing reform he said And let me tell this party le tag
nothing from this platform that have not t4a mem upon ,
floor of the House OF C0mmOnset me tell them tua nus
0ucsou will not sleep months there Assembled IN
SN itzerland convention OF men OF enllcco s r,i
and by that convention memorial or address was pcPuIvu
am ioGarg 70 o ~" los@ of their gigantic struggle
rd rnn be cabi,bont OF universal freedom throughout
the wide bounds Of the republics aud IN that menor 'It
wns passage Of true philosophy and OF true satesmash II
was this Unfinished questions have pity tor the rcose OF
nations referred tho great question OF negro 7Ne!
but it is Just when il applied 10 the question before m
where frn O0OJJ 20 6OOODj Of grown IN this United
Kingdom under constitutional government and wan repre-
sentative system shut out directly aud puFose ron tna
constitution and representation This great question when
debating tonight II an unfinished question ana VIII
pity the rcpOse O this nation until II DC hlsAcu
question. loud cheers
HE FENIANs.
The Times SAYS: On saturday stephen James Mcany eY
Senator Of the fcnan brotherhood was arrested III Tue Sal
London. ,,
20 overthrow Her Muesys G0veIHmc 10 ireland was shown
him. and be declared prisoner lie sand be was hho
cent and that Dc had taken PAN h no cons NV" a.
against his being arrested lie was taken 10 boN Mheie nc
but o VII De dealt Win lh l-iSliia
No documents reasonable character have been found on
Meaucy has lodging VIII undergo stiict search, III, -,
Its reported several the Northern landlords have
offered their tenauiry.
by fresh reports and the discovery Of arms uud am
muniton. Three arrests were Giceiel on o'iIull oo %
these Cornelius UMah0ny His capture considered lu
portlnt has placed in The hands OF the authorities some
documents revealing the teniau plans.
On the arrival the Liverpool steamer at Dundnk on Saur'
doy box discovered which contained liOJl percussion
caps which were Sad quantity powder so seized
by the police Athy while being conveyed nom the railway
ExSenaor Moaney arrived Kingston in custody Of
Meaghcr Of the london police he az once placed
the Dublin He brought up AT the head ONCE
H. cbaac.e and career bcIl he went 10 America aud became
senator OF the Irish Republic think It highly probable That
be turned opportunities and has across
the Atlantic prepared 70 give the Government valuable Inform
stephen Meancy the Fcnian Senator lately arrived from
New York had oeen committed !oF r1l III Dupn on charge
The dublin Oruneemen had held meetings under the Presi-
dcncy Euniscn and had issued oil address 90 tue
main body OF Omngemen calling on them 10 support Tue
ne London Morning Post raises question the loyalty
Of large numbers OF lshmcn 90 the large towns ng'Au
ana urges LH ihe uo elAllcil slo" ll , h. me-
committed 10 Fcnanis aud TO WHAT extent ih1 Ia! Do pre-
Slight symptoms alarm had been felt at Liverpool where
Armed guards had been placed duty al the various dcs
belonging 10 the militia and volunteers u L'eIp'o.
Liverpool had been taken possession Of by The r
lice and searched inornao iai stephens was 'oneAcu
ID IT, but the police were hoa1ed
PHEsIDEST JoHKsoS's MESSAGE
TIE Tuss IN leader says We entirely agree with Pres.
dent johnson that is high uo this yexaous dispute was st
and regret that Lord Russell did not hold oui any
hope OF compromise honorable 10 both parties II ousA' 20
have been recognized from the first that the circumstance a.
tending equipment and escape the Alabama constituted
case International Law and the discussion yet should
have deferred until the end OF she year The present
Foreign Secretary perfectly free 20 entertain anr iesh pro
posas without pIcndic" a1d would be- great misfortune
he embarrassed 10 dealing with them according 20
his judgment Uy any reluctance TO reverse the decision o
lis predecessor
THE YELLOW FEv-R.
The steamer Seine the West Indies he's arrived -
SOUTHAMPTON with yellow FOYER had u a - during
hcr passage only had proved iaL sac has been ordered
into quarantine q thc MOheTbank.
A TESTIMONIAL 10 a NAVAL OFFlCEE.
staff Commander MoIisrty &. b. Saturday last pre-
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