The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
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Rally, rally. men.
Meetings OF Circles In this CT,

RICHARD DALTON CIROLB--sPEECHEs OF COLONEL
o'MAaosY, J. }. ROGERS, JUSTICE CONNOLLY
AND OTHERS
The public meeting of Richard Dalton Williams Circle,
held las, evening at temperance Hail. corner of Thirty
fourth street Eighth avenue very largely
tended by the friends OF Fenanism At early hour
to obtain entrance the wholly impractcable,
and at eight O'Clock, when the meeting called to
order most enthusiastic audience had gathered TO listen
TO the words Of the speakers
b. j. FARRELL, Centre Of the Circle in calling the
sembage order the first speaker Colonel
John O'Mahony, whose appearance greeted with
prolonged applause.
Colonel O'MAHoSy said he cared to tako time to
advert TO the many obstacles which had been thrown
the path OF the organization He considered that the
realization of the object the Brotherhood had in view
mad been retarded three months by the which
had taken place from the ranks Of the friends of Ire
land; could he sufficiently condemn the perldy OF
those who would divert the money and the strength Of
the Brotherhood worthless invasion Of Canada
The speaker then reutcd tho assertions Of the seceders
who claimed that there Fenian organization
suspension the Habeas Corpus act as an evidence
OF the dread In which England stood OF the movements
Of the Irish patriots. The who made these asser
lions were sustained In them by only one Amcr
can officer OF rank, general; while In refutatiOn
he ne could appeal TO several prominent American
the Irish republic fully the equals OF the seeding
raj in knowledge and his superior in genius truthuness
and patriotism The speaker proceeded TO the
necessity Of helping the brothers in Ireland ere was
too late and discussed a length Of the system OF
organization and general features Of the Fenan Brother
hood He considered 1t quite possible that the Fenans
in Ireland were fighting for their country he having
received cheering news from Head Centre stephens
time for action had at length At the convention
Of Irish officers held recently IL had been decided by
soldiers high in rank that immediate action indspen
sable was the speakers earnest desire to
be in a position to sail for Ireland as soon
his side on the shore OF his native land
He was weared Of the work Of organization, and
yearned 10 return 70 his birthplace at an early day.
In conclusion the speaker referring TO the willingness Of
many hundred brave men to devote their energies 10
serving in their counrys cause urged the necessity Of
having abundance Of funds, and appealed TO and all
to contribute literally toward the freeing Of Erin.
At the close OF Mr.. 0'M8hony's remarks, which
repeatedly interrupted by enthusiastic shouts Of applause
number of the new bonds OF future Irish republic
found purchasers among the assemblagc goodly guam
ty of bank notes being deposited the table in return
for the valued certificates After few remarks by Mr.
stephens, the chairman introduced Hon. J. Rogers
State Centre Of New York, whose eloquent DISCOURSE
Brotherhood, much appreciated An able speech by
Judge Connolly, stirring appeal by Mr. Sutton, and
which took place amid tremendous cheering for Head
Centre Stephens, John OMahony the Irish republic and
the speakers of the evening.
During the meeting while q large number of bonds
were being disposed of, several added
to the roll OF membership.
B. DORIAN KILLIAN CIRCLE.
public meeting of the b. Doran Killian Circle
held last evening at As East Broadway and well
tended Speeches were made by DR.. F. Z. Cowley, Mr.
Moriary, of Philadelphia and Messrs HOLLYWOOD Lynch
and Brosnan Tho speakers unanimous IN the ex-
preston of the determination Of their countrymen
America stand by their suffering brethren In Ireland
under the present trying situation Of Affairs.
The Excitement in BROOKLYN.
MEETING OF THE EMMETT CIRCLE--ADDREssEs BY
Mr.. O'KEHFE, Mr.. LAMBERT Mr.. GROVE AND
OTHERs-COSTRIBUTIeNs OF MONEY, ARMS, ETC.
public meeting Of Fenians and those favorable to
the cause was held last evening the Temperance Hall
corner Of Grand and Seventh strects Williamsburg The
demonstration took place under the auspices Of the
Emmett Circle. Tho large hall fully packed long
before the proceedings commenced, large number OF
females being among the audience.
The meeting called TO order by Mr. Jous OKErxE,
Centre Of the Emmett Circle who briefly alluded the
crisis in the affairs Of Fenanism and then introduced
TO the audience Mr. J. y. Lambert, who proceeded to
state that he had but Freedom
asked in the of God for the freedom of his down.
rodden land ae Sounseled them TO bury all personal
British lion had been bearded and In spite all his
boosted might bad not been abe TO keep in confinement
one Of lreands favorite James stephens Ireland
was destined TO rise, PhGBx.like, from her degrade
ton ere many summers suns had set and all they
The fenian organization was destined to bake he
throne OF Queen Victoria TO Its foundation and the Lion
should strike to the HARP Ireland had always furnished
the bravest soldiers in the world, and in the coming
struggle II would be found that they had not de.
teriorsted. The sympathy Of America with them,
time to strike they would find that In the Feuan
army would be not only humble privates but major
generals He thanked God that martial law had been
procisined IN lrelapg; l2s AZ he wrongs
OF seven hundred years about TO redressed The
speaker concluded amid much enthusiasm. > $500
MI. OktErE then announced that he had number OF
bonds Of the Irish republic for ten dollars each
number OF them purchased during the evening,
and several mnskets and cavalry sword were received
ard. fha
ton of Ireland
Mr. RosrRr GROVE then introduced and said 1t
not Mt all surprising 10 hear that the writ OF habeas
corpus had been suspended In ireland II had long been
foreshadowod in the debates in the House OF Conmons
and all must bc convinced, and forever that Ire
land has no hope OF justice from the English House
OF Commons Every concession must be forced
from Eneland by armed men; and all his
tory proved that suhugated people
received concessions from their conQuero except they
forced them with arms in their hands Tho orator gave
a vivid description d the present condition. but
pressed strong and confident hope that In short time
all would he altered and the Irish republic established
firm basis that all the forces " dcspotsm would
not able to overturn IT, This he felt sure could be
accomplished without the aid 81 America He did not
wish America to take any other part in the contest
cept similar one 10 that taken by England during the
late rebellion Lot belligerent rights be conceded the
Fenians and Irishmen would accomplish all the rest
Mr. Y. A. COLLINS and other gentlemen afterwards ad
dressed the meeting In reference late from the
other side Of the Atlantic All the speakers spoke 81
the suspension OF the writ Of habeas corpus Ireland
an act which would eventuae in the freedom OF Ire
land II would bring on the crisis for which every
preparation had been made
Many new members enrolled. and contributions
Of greenbscks received by the Treasurer after which the
meeting closed with much enthusiasm
THg TARA CIRCLE.
The following cail was issued yesterday by the Tara
Circle
frriow CONFERENCE.-The crisis has reached scmel
The long erpected day has euglh
Ia Ireland hghung for bery-that liberty
% which they been for deprived Their
could reach at this the broad
The the cry OF Help helpn would ring In
esrken then, TO that cry. though you Now
the opporiune moment 10 realize Wanted promises Ia
hand.
Every Irshman and all -ympahirer. are requested 70
forward at once.
strung vigorous actions Is necessary No petit
fogr~ry To armsi To arms
The smallest donation, either money or arms will be
gratefully received.
crisis and ere long, perhaps per neu mail shall hear
q make the Celtic blood boil In vcns The
Of victory victoryi The green above tho red
The Tara Circle ", will mc~t this evening 80 Fulton
street up stairs when subscriptions Of every description
tho viii be received snd acknowledged Fra
ternaly ID. " EGAN, Centre.