The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26
THE o'MAHoNY SIDE.
New Jersey, New York and Ohio and
Several Osher Circles Endorse O'Ms-

New Jersey, New York and Ohio and
Several Oshsr Circles Endorse O'Ms-
hony's Policy and Forward Dues.
The excitement and hustle heretofore visible tho
Fenan headquarters have altogether died AWAY. A
perfect silence prevails In all the Offices and the visitor
hears nothing but the scratching OF pens and unnte
gibe Whispers The entire public have not access
to the onces heretofore when a visitor enters the
door he required at TO state has and business
Having done 80, he is Immediately conducted 70 the
Official with whom he wishes interview and his bust
finished he is politely escorted back again to the
door.
letter received from Cincinnati the result
Of the election for officers OF circle for $780,
Anthony McCanrcy Centre; W. H. McKeown, Secretary;
John Lcave. Treasurerail supporters Of the OMahony
policy, which Is significant.
NEW JERSEY CIRCLE FOR o'MAH0SY.
circle was formed M Rockaway n J., on the
18th nst-P y. Cahi, Cenire-and resolutions were
passed pledgrg It's members TO the unconditional support
" letter from The sarsneid Circle, sslina n r., con-
taips the following
Resolved That We the members Of this circle, having
now, heretofore implicit confidence in the honesty
aud patriotism OF John ONahony, recognise in HIM
the friend ally Of James stephens and
u Resolved That, hoping % scs the aspirations Of hi.
youth res,cd-nsmely, tho independence Of his native
pledge s john on. ~ s +; man and tho
49, r. crMNINs Centre
A. D. PAfMxR, Secretary.
n SurSR, Oh. Com. 8.
AN ONO AND OTHER CIRCLES FOR o'nAHosy.
communication from the Columbus Circle Ohio con-
Resolved, fhat the Columbus Circle, p. B. recognize
John 0Nahony the legally constituted Head Centre in
America and that repudiae oil others IN this country
who ssplre 70 the leadership q this organization
...n TERENCE 0hAHONY, G.
Wv CLAscr secrcsary 49,
About seventy such communications as the above were
received Yesterday from different parts Of the country
ell containing drafts aud orders for the dues that were
held back BY the crrcs for December account ofthe
row" between the leaders as New York
I "a ~ 4 ~ TARA crRcis BALL, ..s b. -.
On wsdnesday night the Ias Civs held their second
rpeli.sd }br ths BrothsrhooA- Csaosel 0'Nahony M
Killtsn aud W. n Robeuson Addressed the asssmbiare
The enthusiasm In favor ~ 0Mahony IVES very ersal.
Mr. Rot.slesa In his speech said that he had lona
known % nahcnyr He know him when no other
man "a butl NJ would have b the hsart 70
withssAndths opposoa and dtnacsIcs ne encouniersd
In holding NO The ofganixatlon. There no honeser
man or truss pario or one moro scsously deyoic1 70
tpe trvs tetsscs Of Fsnsns He fslt proud In stating
He booked upon him = the only capable q guiding
The movement 70 sncccssful tssuo He felt proud -
yohh 0nsheny, for there s no pursr pssnos or uuer
irtsnman ~ ls-l ~ ~ iilot az Nts
Dssisisns An s.pvssss Ce~rs-ChsmSers.
% sad BY yudgs Suthsbapd ~ r.
jar. 1s.--wInism \. Moore W.. Enene Moore--Rs-
pors oS sferes eon0rned and judgment Of divorce
Enssi.,h \ bailey va Edward o. Bslsy--Repor Of
Csssdy of infAps child, WIN. Adams Bailey awarded 70
10 tbs msssev Of the applscsica Of Charles Schwartz
ssccvcr, fos iepvs v sps Be-, order granted