New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

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rstc Of any people OF nc earth had been made lopubA
oe"cssy also We uan,e 70 get I'D II andcfJsm and tie
influences which tho abeinatie asIaan laws c England lad
have aScred With this snd in view. How could true
republicans in Amenca teYTeciate aad Is,lls , tho
propaganda Of republican principles They we're either To-
ts Ignorant Of The extent aud value Of ogr work they we're
country who're there had been military organization
alrene the people since 1872 This army NUMBERS 1G1 aud
oUedient their officers as any in the world IN is well
known said Nv stephens 20 hose in my confidence But 1t
reporter through Ireland with ptense Of giving rast
worthy Information concerning the fenan army there No one
possesses proper credentials given by deputies
great thar had been eectedwf the teachnEo the people
The third point that had been gained have taught
the people distinguish between the temporal and te si1t
nal lie had seen The EVIL effects o the power winch ihs
had oxeicd IN ls lie had therefore determined hai 10 MS
revolution he would not have the people led 10 me gh or
left taken sway from himself by any one hs naa
them look the priests before for spiritual direction uu
fog nothing II the priest the noble old principle OF
resistance 10 British tyranny rive heed 10 him. but II he tells
You to obey England do not listen to him so hac@c struggled
opposition but quietly educating the people TO our ends
The priest in this coming conflict would turn back an
irish officer aud his men when on patriotic mission
Now what Of the present condition OF the oisanDa-
lion & lie had had he said, communication from
every part Of Ireland within the past three months inc
army strong stronger in Ireland than ever before
There advantages which the enemy had to-day that they
did not have twoN emonth ago. ANA Oh the OthT n' Wv
the Irish flag would Irish soil before the New
Years day with bright prospect as IL ever ead WIN ie
gard 10 the Canada prisoners he was sure the IfoVDca
authorities would dare 10 hang Lynch on me lh oil I've
cember Before that day arrived there would pe s9ch news
from Ireland that they would pause IN tnelr pppu Nh
Mind Won said Mr. stephens don't say there VIII be hghng
in Ireland before the l3th day OF 1ecemo G", nev S b
before the Isl day OF January lie was gad 10 say at nc
people this country were more u4ed TO-DAY man or MANY
months past IA voice. Thank you ior ,nat most s ta mo
men Ireland Within three months be was confident me
INDEPENDENCE Ireland would be achieved Referring TO the
military movements undertaken on tins sde OF the Atan,
Mr stephens said that they unfortunate and
their effect on the SO long the excitement and zeal W
Tie people were directed toward America the force Of their
rising was wasted and dissipated He hoped the American
satisfied that conflict could take place on
Canadian soil and that was to come on IN Ireland Inc
pated Of invading Canada was mortal enemy 70 ms
country and his race In conclusion Mr. stephens SSu nc
spoke TO them as who going into battle
from which he might not return, and begged them TO
here direct 70 Ireland Mark every man Be said
who rdculcs attempts 70 cry down The cause IN ean m
weight for they would soon hear something mat Nouu 1's
that he was in earnest voice 9h nav e,S He,c
POO eco men Ireland mad for fight as the shmen here
and as brave and The 'n T gyco p s the crowd
who could hear Mr. Stephens could not be much Sngel y.
brought his remark abruptly close Being called upon TO
say something about the danters OF the fenian ans ne
lew days In bidding his fellow coutymcn farewell he would
say he began there woud be lighting IN Ireland before the
lei of January and that he himself would be in the midst OF H.
Mr. stephens frequently interrupted dnrng bis speech by
tie applause and nproar of the crowd and was several times
obliged urge his hearers TO give away about the stand
acanst which they swayc and pus with such violence that
fears were entertained OF ITS going down.
CRY OF "A BRITISH SPY"
Soon after the Slr Sephenss speech named
William 1uy vented HE dapprobao OF the remarks Of the
tie word was passed mouth mouth that The disscent
British spy Finding that The situation was grow ing
pcrous Fully attempted 10 make his escape but before ne
could DO seized by Of the crowd and roughly
handled Cries Of Hang him. Hang him were uttered
those threats ir xecution Men dispatched FOR rope
! while others bella he now thoroughly t1shened man.
dseop,m Can, Todd Of the Nre'ccnih Precinct
hearing VIC Disturbance came upon The scene win force oi
police and attempted 10 rescue iaIy Tie Sicnli was &c
Sisted BIZ the crowd who uscl sticks siI and other missiles
During the melee Capt Todd was hit upon the headvt
The composing bic force
hurt They persisted however rising itcr haions freely
and EVENTUALLY succeeded in freeing Iuy from his persocuio
and "ok hin in INC slaiohons several 81 me eud Nc
arrested many Of them bleeding IRON wounds abort ne al
aid uere Tor end dressed te wounds OF tie o1oen and
rioters Tuls was subsequently, cent 20 bis sesid'uec
MEETING OF DELEGATES FROM TENAY CIRCLES AT
THE GERNANiA ASSEMBLY RooNs-ApDRESs oP
JAMES sTEPHESs-TBg CANADIANS AND gETALlA-
TIOS.
Last evening very large and enthusiastic meeting
o. the officers and delegates circles from Manhattan Brook
ln Jersey City and Long Island held The Gormauia
Assembly Rooms BOwery Nearly Ill the States Of the Union
Vel Canada their delegates There also present
Ufihe r. H. al recently arrived Ia this country represented
almost every county city and important town IN ircand
The meeting addressed at length by Mr. james
stephens relative 10 their position and future prosperity and
20 be taken the Brotherhood hencciOrNnfd
The following resolution then put to the meeting and
unanimously adopted.
That ts officers aud delegates Of Circles meet sun
dGy during the present year at 40 !.
Committee Five appointed 20 draft resolutions in
reference the Canadian prisOne The Committee retired
short lime and subsequently submitted the following
utiOns which read and adopted.
Rssored That tie counyBen Of the lshmen confined In
Cansdsn prison., determined boad the Government q that
country It, nhumsn the outrage 10 the
blood OF the British OhEsrchy.
Resoed Of Canada carry the
Of death execution and pledge osrev by every
10 our pow eject reclamation
The remaining business Of the meeting was o. strictly
private