Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-29
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| western Associated Press, including daily
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| AS the resolutions of the Western Asso-
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western Association will not be respon-
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Cincinnati Commercial
HORACE WHITE
| chicago Tribune
Executive Committee OF the western AS
sociated Press.
New York Associated Press. r H
I'm pOrtant News Looked for from IRE.
land-The Blow About to be struck.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Thel World'S
| Queenstown correspondent of Nov. 18th
says lsend you to-day an inkling OF the
most important news which hasRcome
from Ireland ior many long Gay. tIne
| dow is about to be struck at the power or
Great Britain. Within a month you will
near OF the uprising OF the irish people
| from one end Of this unfortunate island to
the other. The train has long been lahi
the arms are here, the men are ready, the
oillcers appointed, ana the organlzation
perlected. Ihe movement upon Canaaa
was really Ielnt lor all the whlie the oD-
JecG was steauiIy kepCln mlnu 10 cTeaCe an
outoIeak upon Che Ola soll oLlrelahu. WIZ
hoG Chls unIeAsohaple ouIoreak' IL you
VIII, again attract the attention OF the
whoie world TO the chronlc misgoverno
mentor lrelandDy the Engllsh peopleE
we now suHer ana starVe, ana are COM
pelleu 10 leaye our natlse land'l a lew Oh
SuS may De Kiiiea' put we can De no worse
| on aIter the Dattle IS over ana temanism
is once more crushed. Engiahu VIII not
Sl uO any yIhlhg LOT US Dy PeaceaoIe agleaGloh'
inaI mas Deen H,l trleui EVery emory Hnaue 10
,nunce tne government Oh Great Brltaln 70
oJusS ~ 70 h:ss uUSelIt ai1
PoWerless, our dTR RumehCS are uHHeeueu,
Sus pralyeLS are unans"treu loE our sur
.vitnss ~ snefe 70 NJ Pl1y; u ts ~ nVC ueI.erIoI
s " W snVm 1ie ,s ooVeLriHenc i,1,
SLav :: uVss lloD pay IlaO .ley VIII npC
~ ~ 20 lus'ice we yhl nRtaAe AleiNnu d clilB-
InS 0ulee W nel
Gen. sedgWhck occupies matamOras
~ ~, :, -rP.it lhi
Ine I! Woriu view OIleahs speclai says
"A 9lspatcn IusG receiveu rom Elakss BIi, 9I,
ietln, AZ OalyesIoh, announces tnaC Ine qn|
- ION GeneraT III oeugwick crossed the hlo
Tranue on thursday lasC WIN Drigaue OF
OGlCeu oCates troops, anu occupied MAUI
Iloras, assuming tlL1 ne ulu SO 10 proIecI
Cpe interests VI american resl9enIS ll Cnat
town. the movement created great eX-
ciIeIllent cue as IL Is not kil4Wn Whetner tllls
nas Seen, ,uone % OF hoS WIN tue sancVion OF
CuG 1, povSrli,9en1, ~ We 40, .Lt,;L. ~,
lhe Wo5lus washington speciai says tile
LIesluSnC mas recel.gu uIspaCcn to-hIgnC
rom TeneraI 9herluall' announcing tLlaC tl
Seheral oeggWlck mas crossed Ihe hlo
Uianue i.h anu occupied 11.,iL MeAican eetriIory
WIN ueIacnhehG Oh ohiCeu states troops:
ne ne aIIeauy tn PosseSslon ol C1e ociVy, ,l!4 o.
maCahoras' IC rs uhuersVoou InaG CniS
movement mas . oeem ilSte te Wy wICnonE any
Nno"iouSe V,t suo po.Uo, 'ro ie''uenV'
EAcl'emenI over Ine news from ire,
,..,it-li W.
rnell aC lase nour lasC nignG tne Worlu
exera appeared On tue streets VIII III tne eA-
ch.,nS th News lron r1ia5 nreia5u, ene Snect upon
tile clUy was M slilcT ,bne news vi
JUG SIeaC YlcCYlles vi Ine Ie9eLlon' Eaces
ol amusement e were Gillhleu out Dy people
aI S 70 eaF tina anu utscuss S tne eVents no
ts esio nIu DTnei hD Places VI eouSleSaIsloh were
who freely INDUCED in congratulations and
hopeful expressions. Fenians rushed to
the meeting places of their Circles, hoping
to get additional information. kilograms
were sent to Circles in distant cities, and
instantly enthusiastic responses were re-
ceiyed. Stephens, the Head Center, wasin-
| visible, and it is confidently believed that
he has reached Ireland. II is said the
treasury of che Fenians was never in better
condition than at this moment. o
The same excitement which existed in
this city last night prevailed in Brook
lyn. The Irishmen of that city were ex-
cited to fever heat, and kept up constant
call for fresh dispatches over the Atlantic
Caole' md sio t'
1 Mr.. Fargo and the ExprOss Com
Panles'
:, NEW YORK, NOW. 2S.-A Heralos Troy
dlspatch' lew Gays since sald IN tne
event OF Mr. fargos electlon 10 the Presi-
dency OF the New YORK Central Rallr2sd,
ne would drlVe the Merchants Union Ex-
press company on the ROAD. Ihls state-i
d;snstcbes sent west fr3m this citv Mr.