The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

Irish writer is in course Of preparation and will n ~
suPposeo, DC ready Tor use around the camp fires II
~ said TO be the equal OF any revolutionary lyric in
istence. one stanza OF It runs thus
Our blind belief in clan" and "chef" has dwarfed the
While others swept fuury we sadly gared behind;
We closed our cara to the deafeung cheers OF the
And cropped amidst the ,ombs until sons of gh, were
Away with speech and brothers. reach me down tina, ride
her sweet voice. and alone the rights Of man are
Fling do~2 the when heroic pine sad in dungeons
sIayoqets bright with good blood should plead be.
Public Mectine or the Consultation I
Wolfe Tene Circle.
EXCITING CONTACT or THE TWO PARrIEs-A D..
DRESSES PROM sRsAfOEiAL AND o'xAnoSY
sPHAKERs-cASvAss or rBg MILITARY MOVE
xEsr UNDER GENERAL swRESY.
meeting under the auspices OF the Constitutional
Wolfe Tone Circle (which supports tho senate, was held
last evening In Dcuit D-ponsary corner OF Twenty.
third street and Second avenue
Major CouRrskr, Of General sweeny's STAFF made an
address in favor Of swccny military policy Before the
meeting progressed very far violent interruption was
caused by large number Of Alahony men who At
tended thc meeting Tho police called and quite
scene ensuei Finally the o N,hony men re-, rcd t. the
street where they addressed by one OF their mum
Der and soon appeared In the hail again. where the meet
Inc was listen ne 10 Mr. " g. Hynei the sneaker nm.
nounced Tile OMahouy men Kissed and hootel loudly
but finally matters settled down little on the under
Standing that the Senatorial speaker should be heard aud
tben the oMahony SIDE of the question
Mr. HrsEs deprecated the fact that mon honestly
ekng 70 serve tho cause OF Irish liberty could b.
allowed to ENJOY In this fire. land tbs privilege a.
sembing IN their hal without being nicrfcrcd with by
men who prof ~ 10 seek freedom Tie mon who glp.
ported the Material policy Of the Fcnian brotherhood
did 80 because they believed IA their heart. wa best
calculated g. serve the for Irish republican
ism And The o. Mahony Feuan-. though perhaps In a
majority IN the city New York fook "a bad method of
making record before the American people by blrg,
Ing into their halh and stormine the meetings OF
rs good honest ard fruisns a. them.
selves however they would faiI % arrcc with
their policy When tho OConnci agiationists bat.
,ered she meet ng houses aud used violence 10 the
persons of Davis and Mitchell Young ireanders who
cut loose from Cancellation Hal, In Dubfn they served
not tnei. cause And twenty years later IN The city Of
New fork the adhcrcnts ~ Mr. OMahouy n headauar.
ers maks NJ big m stake In trying Nn dow aud
stlfe the sterling Fcnan mon who oanno, swallow his
ioginat The most dsmning vice OF the f-Eh tho
tendency 70 ln'oefnncc-to brand conscicn Dus differ
cncc on nntters OF policy treason To for which
Their souls cni, throbbcd H. wolii not ds 'i any
irritating cncsions ns 10 the late ovision believing ii
men pass ms ought o. give way the convection
mat men o, both sides were honest and sought only Tor
truth, and chung To II their oorariences
Dictated &c would proceed directly % tide a.. |
casson Of two qnc-,ions of interest 10 them MI |
Why h ireland not % liS-raon todsyS what
u the most available pan ~ attain Irish adcp nibnto
lie described the suffering faith ule and power
X u. Tisry proposed 10 furnl N the mon. the \ IA
NJ Us convcptons promised to give arms arnuLiiian |
and officers To lea them TIL Irish people 81 Ar-.rs-a
woald acriic everything ifthey wore called upon rnrsy
Ia hnrch No did not propo-c b, personal bss siio
ever d.d not .,!i out that ID, witch ever r.sdv,
lie did not propose To discuss Il In public Calls ~ .Iis
euss IN Wei win reply, but not introduce H. Sone
foFow any man In The mott direct nay a. a
ssiscessful battlefield for Ireland Bu' whoever
would propose cxrcd ton without preparing ths
men nj hone would b. guilty treason 10 the tan. ana
slaughter the people II aburiity 10 run m ~
peduion from any United States port. British eon'lb
detectives and min wouli ,nf,rm the Washington
authorities and arrest the enterprise n did get oa
and be fobbed up, the ir sh heart would fall Another
expedition could not he got W " ws. unwisc 10 cop,
die the cause IN that way better way cripple
her commerce. some say-''We propose q aght for
Ircinnd-thcy Tor Canada" l, was a slanicr nui n
Canada the short ronts TO ireland no ono would
fner. He would try and prove that 20 then II was
caner TO eroa the imaginary limo 10 c,iada than |
crofs the Atlantic from veil watched American port
and IN the face OF English navy sprei |
as Il would he unit csnsd Ian rosis in Fenisn |
commerce. Canada had thousand Zee huu. |
Or soldiers In company organ atoms: Their fnina
twenty thousand men marching acrss and lighting under
the green Dag would rush tc honda through America
Every aght would rac hc'r W. =. fornied Il wond
be upon The mineral weaih - the country rosssssed
They would have intrinsic liue and the news %
war would now ia. Hsvng thea IL fc-'o government,
your prifa,ee,s would ~ pira,ts aud 80 rch |
nrgoics % Brianni, would further enrich the insh
republican cSrhcqucr and further grippe the emmy
EnSland liyes On her corn'neree; var upon that
will nerrssinte n rrvol't IN ia ltl'f Tbs British |
navy would have TO ny from the Irish eoss, 20 |
Te'cte her co'nmerce he'rsi II y The wesllh |
taNcs upon her n1nu,cuFrs that ~nsavci the Irish
her strong arm "a Nscc-"Dc Canada prove = l0urce
OF eFcbrc ~ ~ expense g. Enl.t ana That query
give me point whoa wished set a. ireland n
more profitable than ansai bit her cOmmerce IA si
NOR valuable All u Canada b. made ingfru-
ncBi ~ dc.trssiiun 90 her commerce sn would then
disco, = Interest Ia Canadian matou Au<if did not
cycnnaly divert much " her attention from 1
Ir isnd tho Fcnitn- would have the fuller and /
goccr pay - ua commerce. with war 1
on brtsh commerce Aineucs would regain the Il
asccnfanry which Ensand wrra,ri from America
IN the late war Tho Ansrlran people va u sgrlaln
anything that should prove such sOurc" ~ profit be-
sides bciEs allied o. principle Various Mallory L
Fenlars rfafei in t'ofruptlohs. when TIC Chairman
stated hat a. they lad hired the ball and he 90 meet
ing or thetn-ciss improper TIE DEtreuif Tor l
any 70 and interfere with thor rights citizens
u TIA country Ne cared nothing Tor Canada except
q road 20 ireland Through no gate an they pour
forth q cir AID 90 ireland vel a through Canada
PfcyDs Ga Enslands commerce would force her
70 arer currency. prices would ne. her
duHr.al classes would b. driven 10 rfe In 1elf
dcftnce, The great Old Chartht movemsnt you'd
re sgA 10 England. The cJnmDn people - Ens and
STARE our grievance war EnElbh trade 80 IA
demon ~ England and brng her g. term. and Lop Che
J. X u better than any otber II would be q
M take 90 treason To CROOK nuy good auxiliary LIT
the psesdng genius ~ conc isti0n dosn them,
and vnrk De By side for republican liberty repsb
licnn way. federation % diaercut opinions n What
Fenlang ought ~ be guided by ~ every man ~
Ia. bf.r fI4e Of a