The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Public Meeting OF the Constitutional
Wolfe None Circle.

shayopets bright with good red blood should plead
Public Meeting or the Constitutional
Wolfe None Circle.
EXCITING CONTACT or THE TWO PARTIEs-A D.
DRESSES FROM SENATORIAL AND o'MAHoNY
sPIAKERs-CANvAss or THE MILITARY MOVE
xESr UNDER GENERAL swHENY.
meeting under the auspices Of the Constitutional
Wolfe Tone Circle (Which supports tho senate, was held
last evening In Dcmit Dispensary OF Twenty
third street and Second avenue
Major COURTNEY, Of General sweeny's staff, made an
address in favor OF Swccny military policy Before the
meeting progressed very far violent interruption was
caused by large number of O'AIahony men who at.
tended the meeting The police called and quite
scene ensued Finally the OM,hcny men ret red 10 the
street where they addressed by one OF their num-
ber and soon appeared in tho ball again where the meet
ing was listen ng 10 Mr. " G. Hynes, the speaker an
ho.nce1 Inc onahony men Kissed aud booted loudly,
out hnaly matters settled down little on the under
standing that the senatorial speaker should be heard and
then the oNnhony side Of the question
Mr. HYSES deprecated the fact that mon. honestly
seeking To serve the of Irish liberty could BE-
allowed to enjoy in this FREE land the privilege Of
semb ing their hal without being nierfercd with by
men who prof 81 10 seek freedom The men who sun
ported The Material policy Of the Fcnan Brotherhood
calculated to serve the Irish republican
Ism. And the Mabony Fenians, though perhaps in a
majority in the city o. New York, TOOK bad method OF
making record before the AmcrG,n people by bnrs,
ing into their has and sorming the meetings of
as good honest ard earnest Fenians them
their policy. When tho OConncll agiationists bat.
tered She ng houses aud used violence TO the
persons Of Davis and Mitchell Young irelanders who
cut loose from Cancellation Hall In DubFn they served
not thcc cause And twenty years later In the CITY OF
New York, the adherents q Mr.. oMahouy hsadquar.
tiers make big stake In trying to dro sn dow aud
siinc the sterling Fcnian who cannot swallow his
dognas The most damnug vice OF the I-sh tho
tendency To intoeranccto brand sous differ
encc on mRttcrs OF policy treason which
their souls only throbbcd H. would not DIS Ell on any
irritating cpcsiions the late division believing ma.
men pass ons ought now 10 give way the convection
that men o, both sides honest and sought only for
truth, ard cling II M their connriences
Dictated he would proceed directly 70 tie DIS.
cussion OF two questions ~ interest them all
Why s ireland not an army OF isr,,ion 10 d,yy what
IN the most available pan - attain IRISH indcp ndbntcS
lie described the suffering faith nc and power
r. b. They proposed to furnish the men; the r Is,
NJ US conventions, promised to rive arms ammunition
and officers Ia lea them. TIL irish people Of
wold sacriisc everything fthcy called upon Forty
In hsrch No did not propose TO b. personal bus who
ever did not call out that d. witch ever r'sdy
he did not propose To discuss in public Calls ~ abs
euss it Wei. viii reply, hut Introduce a. sorne
follow any In The most direct way ~
seces-ful battlefield for Ireland. Bu, whoever
men At hone would be guy of treason 10 the and
slaughter % the people II absurdty TO run mn cx
pcduon irom any nited States port British eonsas,
det'ctyes and min sers woui inform the Washington
authorities and arrest the enterprise II It did get out
and be fobb'ed NJ. the Irsh heart would fall Another
expedition could not be got NJ " was unwisc 10 jcop,r
die the cause In that way. better way cripple
her commerce Some say-''wc propose 70 aght for
Ifcfnbd-thcy Tor Canada II was a sIanicr l,u, n
Canada Wa the short at rcu,c to Ireland would
falier He would try and prove thai 20 them II was
easlcr 10 cross the imaginary limo 10 sihda than
crcss the Atlantic from we'll watched American port
aad IN the face OF English navy unen,sged
rs II would he, until Cansd an Tof's IN Fenisn
possession sent forth prvaiccrs o. sweep down her
commerce. Canada had seven thousand I've hun.
DR. soldiers In company organ atons their militia
In company orginizauons tc,. - utterly useless
twenty thousand marching and fighting under
the green Dag would rush The honds through America
Every aght would raisc ihc'r w. O. forniei would
be upon the mineral wealth of 'he country possessed
They would have intrinsic silue and the s.rews Of
war would now To- Having then De (cco government
your pfiVatcers would not hc pirates. aud INC rich
nrgoscs 81 Britannia would further zurich the irish
republican cSchcquer and further cripple the emmy
England lives her commerce. n var upon that
will uecrssiiae a rrvol' On IN tsIf Ths British
navy would have TO ny from thn Irish coast 70
rascrc her commerce frhs.r.I II u the wealth
Of England, derived chiefly from her and the
taxes upon her mana'aciuics thai enavcs the IRISH
her strong arm a vrcc-"Dc Canada prove a source
Of reFcbre OF ~ expense b. Eng tudf % That query
giveg me point wlc' wished ~ get a. ireland IL
more profitable tIan snsds bu, her IA SIN
NOR valuable And u Canada can b. made instru-
men' 81 declaration to her Commerce slo would then
dscoy r interest "a Ca1ldan matters. An<f q did not
Ir iand, Inc FcE.tns would have The fuller and
1rccr pay ~ tIli commerce. Wth war
on bhtish commerca America would rrEa.n the
vcendnncy which EAsland wrcstei from America
in the hir war The Anlerran people 40 10 sustain |
anything that should prove such source 81 pfohi be-
sides bcE@ allied 90 principle Various Nnhony
Fcniius rgici in in'cfrupiois when The Chairman
stated that they lad hired the bail and We % meet
ing for them-elrs u was improper 10 tue extreme Tor
any ~ and interfere With thor rights citizens
u thu cnunrv lie cared rOtiing fOr Canada except
a. a road 20 ireland Through 20 gate can they pour
forth lclr aid 10 ireland well through Canada
Prcyipg Ola Ens lands commerce. would fore her
10 arer currency, prices would re. her "a
iuytral classes would be driven 20 rias In self.
defence, the great Old Charist novcmsnt would
rae ags IN England Tho Common people ~ Ens and
share our grievance. war on Engbh trade 80 IA
iemora ~ England and brng her u terms and help ihe
J. X d better thsn any olher means II would BE- a
ntakc or treason To on CROOK any good auxiliary LIT
the pffsdng genius of coDcfti0n come down on them,
and work de By side for republican liberty repab-
lioan way federation ~ different opinions IA what
fenlans ought n be guided by. 1T every man ~
guided By bs reason and 10 the light Of bis cooSicnc