The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
THE FEM A N S


18th November instant the following resolution and
companying appeal were unanimously adopted They
have been approved ut the Central Office of the Fenian
Brotherhood and will apply with equal force TO every
circle OF the Fenian Brotherhood America The inter
change of opinions at these meetings has ensured har
mony Of action, eciting many important suggestions
pertinent to the present crisis " Irish revolutionary
affairs
New York BROOKLYN Jersey cry and vicinity be instructed
% s r. @ % a l IL nn @ n.s r.
situated solicit from every Irshman and the lovers Of
IA "A ;s
referred those who being Irishmcn may refuse
@ be IN he on once CO Moo y be se r
Be- s sSss s ss % appeal % n %
iished herewith - -'p''' -
To THE Mss Iarsn BIRTH AND ALI LOVERS or RE-
PUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS rvgRywHERE:-
counirymen friends and brolhers-Everv item Of in
formation reaching us from Ireland II TO be certain
beyond all question that our countrymen at home
determined on wsrwar to the knife and that this
will be inangurated the oppressed will tho
preseor foot TO foot battle for tho worry existence OF
race and OF our nationality The issue patent Either
must succeed in this final struggle and place
among the nations OF the earth or he defeaed--to be
finger scorn and ready TO do battle for every
country but our To the Irshman in America such
smo syenua ys @ 70 h the
ss1 hins y Se'S s
are to oe washed away in tho blood Of
The i've wrong. ''5c''p sSe ' pa.
mus. be rghted by the manhood OF the present.
nation which will not make sacrifices IL unworthy OF
freedom That is blessing which csnno, highly
priced by any people; In OF the hottest gifts which
God can bestow on man. And what greater sacrifice can
DC required o. people 70 gain that blessing than ns.
trymen being resolved 10 1ght against old ntol
Grant enemy 20 wpe out the stigma Of slavery they
ro r. all. tIn s.rutn s...ln l.o 90.
the eternal disgrace OF their Kindred America
IL this struggle be glorious disastrous oneif iTe
army reduced TO the condition Of wilder
ness and charne house. Should revolution III Ireland
end In defeat should the land be saturated with the blood
Of freedoms martyrs shed In vain. let boe In America
who could, blt would not, aid In the freedom Of their
native land bear the humiliation and shame That the
lukswarm end skepticai may no longer have
for not giving that assistance to their compatrots at
home which expected from them deem tour dutv to
place views before the world Advocates OF universal
liberty but especially OF liberty In Ireland we have
solved TO do all 10 10 sustain those OF our kin
dred who keep garrison At home That tho struggle,
imminent, may be short and Effective appeal
10 all our kindred In America and women, and TO
the loyers Of freedom everywhere TO give what oar
brothers require TIA, one claiming TO have Irish
blood In his veins have any longer excuse Tor
not contributing In proportion 10 his mems, committed
or gentlemen, properly accredited, will call upon al,
from whom aid is expected. That permanent record
Of all b6se who VIII DO their duty to ireland At 10 IN
porant crisis the MAY be kept for future purposes
a. well ms those who ny their non action wish II 10 bo
recorded ns their opinion that our race ri last Is con
material and money for the OF the Irish republican
army, win hand In Their lists weekly at the central
onloe, 10 Chatham street ia this city. Ia the name of
liberty justice and humanity appeal ALL on behalf
Of suffering, but noble minded people, 70 sshcribe
literally and at once.
Lecture by the Rev. Father Vaughan an the
Past and Present Wrongs Of ireiaDd-vtvid
Picture Of English Nisruir. &c.
Tho Rev Father Jeremiah Vaughan, late Of county
Clare Ireland delivered lecture last evosing 30 the
,arge hall Of the Cooper Institute, 'Britsh Msrulo n
Ireland. - The hail although not crowded, was pretty
wen ned AZ eight o'clock Father Vaughan was intro
duced TO the meeting and received with tremendous
demonstrations Of applause Az soon as order had been
restored after bowling his thanks to tho people tho
reverend lecturer SAID that afforded him great delight 10
meet 90 large an audience % bs co1ntrymcn u con
WINGED him that they attn regarded their native land With
earncs, and deep seated dcvo ion Tho very fact that
they were able 10 assemble together IN sIh respectable
numbers hkewi.e assured him that tho purpose 81 Eng
land driving them out had been defeated England
had hoped that excd TO this country, they would soon
become absorbed the elements around them--thai
tbey would be rsb-and, ss matter OF eonrs',
cease be object q terror or anpnyanco Hc saS
with measure however, thar IN this country they
had preserved ther nationality and that troy were s,i
Irish 20 tho hearts core tla. tbcy were powerful
element IN their adopted land, and were
I still yjnst csuso 81 fear Ia tbe rcbocr.
ssson The TINE ca, come a ssrs BE- n.psS wSa' soon
geancs they would 20 back With avengeance, tup,
rosrious applause and cheers for s.pnens y bad
mi ssv hs,onrsd 10 burned and branded IKE tho frs
mardercr. Cain, and driven forth 70 wander ike vsss
bonds over The earth n tho soil Of ireland were bar.
rem and thu climate unnatural then indeed he might
/ reconcile himself 20 tho exodus and punishment Of
Of ,hs siand' the physical endurance and
Industrial energy or the Inhabitants, their Punishment
litter rerre, ~ eysry irishnin i,reai applaisc Tho
Irish people would have been prosperous ~ BONE y
lHs' and good government had pern,. u, them 70
/ their energies Ia this country 10 every branch
| OF ciyn and commercial NE ir'.hmcn er
fertile land under Inc sun than ireland " u
pared with any equal portion Of this country would 30
srnongh M ss,s !" ~ people Obtained with ssss
an ample subneno, the people OF ireland were t'eepci
IL s,gs,spp ~. IAN ireland was an oppressed ana
| enssved land fhe whole rule 81 Engiand N ireland,
from ,hs nrs INVASION o. the rooesr a. s,
| With which tho frlsh people bad been cursed w we
Engsh rule we're ~ numerous - te es's contained y
ragsh Legislation there nothing that stamped US
nora grandeur uon rcopis ke Tho laws ihai governed
a. II the laws were mild AMI loci and mercifal, then
the people reflected faithfully teir bene8csnt character
IT, on the other band the laws we're cruel and pni,s
NE ~ tne ysie Tie an cut laws % Ireland before
tie saxon planted hs foot upon nef soi were eminent
" wlse and inst They enforced The Wactco q hospl'
tally. the cultivation Of music rgo'ry ana hSfa'uIe'
and eIbioed 1eao1s regard Tor The security q prop.
crty and tie houar ~ wotnen 10 such degrce was
the popular " ID ~ Ireland isnaed and elevated BY
| the enforcement ~ these vss avs that when ~.
| Patrick came 10 ireland and APPEARED before "
.1pntors and presented 10 thfm he goxpel g
Christ fey immediately recognised the truh %
| his tachirgs, sad IN meredith, Mort spare
" time tho whole yslan1 wss consersd. ba, rnce
l England he's usurpsd Dominion over ireland hei
unhappy country hsd been cured sifh the vies oooe
% laws that dlszrsced bimsn government There
wore three thugs Which 10, lave v,ad ever Tuafd wfh
jealous gsre--tbe security ~ ne u prorty ana 81
female honor Tho English had never gwen them avs
securing either Fafher Vaughan then read extract
froe ~ sddess V Pope John XIII aesi'ng 20 iyr
protection sgsinf the merclefs oppression % mar
Saxon ss,ers the address depcted vivdly the Ter.
rifle condon oi the country al that iifns and slated
ihm y vas a doctrine then universally accepted ~
kngh-bmen, aud on, which had tson Teen
taught from the pnpu ny English eools.las,es
that u was no crime 70 Kill AZ freshman tsther
Vaughn continued BY saying tLst tria had scsvaiy
| taken place IN ~hirb two EpGi,shmen, oonvc'Si ~
having committed rspe we're reiessed escsose he VIC