The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-28

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BOSTON, November 27 The Fenian organization
here during the past three months, has quietly ac-
compsht an amount of work which will probably
not be known to tae uninItated until the result OF
the movement now gong on in Ireland has trans.
spired. Two-thirds of the brotherhood here SYM
pathze with stephens, and they have sent arms and
ammunition and men to Ireland during the past two
months.
THE LEADERS GONE TO IRELAND.
Itis significant fact that the leaders of the Mas
sachusetts Fenians have not been seen among for
% not few Of them them are are by this time within their
native isle resolved on an aggressive movement,
and IN conjunction with the plans OF james
Stephens.
THE EFFECT OF CANADA NEWS IN IRELAND.
The idea of securing the independence of Ireland
by striking at Canada was abandoned long ago, and
all ia about moving on Canada is mere feiut
designed to divide the attention OF the English Gov
ernment. A prominent Fenian informed me that
when the news reached Ireland that number of
their brethren had been sentenced TO be hung, the
organization Immediately increased twenty per cent ,
30 that the whole number OF thoroughly drilled men
men partially drilled. Since last December arms
have been continually sent to Ireland from this
country, Massachusetts taking the lead.
THE CHANCES OF SUCCESS.
My informant who is in correspondence with
FeRan officials, says that all the available resources
OF England are not to-day sufficient 10 OverpOwer a
well-directed movement In Ireland. There were i'll
British troops and it would take England. SIX or
seven weeks to concentrate 3d. 900 or 10000. The
EenanS confident that tneY can concentrate IN
Ireland, ON tour or five points, one hundred thou
sand men in seventy.two hours, and bid defiance to
their opposers.
arrives, demonstration will be made on Canada by
the Western Fenlans but such step win be sim
ply part Of the great plan OF diversion OF atten-
ton from the main point of operations The Atd-
6an,d claims of the United States have mnch to do
with the spirit of this final movement to free Ire
land Mark my word if startling news does not
come from Ireland about the time that our Minister
at the Court of st, james makes his ultimatum TO
the British Government. II settlement OF these
c aims is not reached decisively and satisfactorily
iTshmen with American bayonets in their hands
VIII throw themselves into the breach under the
al proving smiles of our Government.
THE oIsATLANTIc CAMPAIGN.
Your city is the base of operations under the new
administration moyement, nor tne Sgn 9. 10 one, me-
West St. LOUIS is the chosen point OF the Z, U l. k
" hile in this country, james stephens expressed
to his coaduors his entire disapproval of the scat
n ration policy, and 1t was after q good deal of
patience ana argument that his views ON this oint
! we've adopted. New York is emDhalically tue head
centre OF Fenianism the United States and this fact
accounts for the apparent stiffness Of matters here
he organization has recuperated wonderfully
since the attempt made at Troy to pass It over 70 the
! think have already stated enough to foreshado
the coming grand events that are to siRnalize and
| characterlze the future of the Fenian movement
THE FENIAN ORGANIZATION
| is no myth Its power is not to be sneered at or
visionary. The matuIed plans for the regeneration
| OF Ireland were not devised by chliu Dut Dy one
whose military glory in this country Is part an0
! steadily, safely. and enoouragingly., The ramlfca
tions OF the movement are stupendous, extendne
not only mo sTsgY
the very noses Of British oihcers. Every steamer
! br ngs to your city special messenger VINO com
and we shall in due time hear what we shall hear
4 from Ireland .#t Hr afH ....-ra-