New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14


Prsnuucismente-What Has Beee Ds.e
In Ireland-Whas she Head Center hsPe'
70 Do Here-Purpese Of the Mass Mee"'s
to be Held Jsnes's Weed.
1t was remarkably quiet yesterday at the mead
quarters the Chief Organizer Of the Irish Republic Inc
Head Center was nevertheless visited By number oil disn
gushed Fenans and great many who are not key ever
be distaen he'd all Of whom he however received IN the
most urbane and cordial Mr. OMahony was closeted
with Mr. Stephens during the greater part Of the afternoon
and committee consisting Of the Centers Of all the Circles
the Manhattan District throughout the day at No s4
Brosdway What paceatthese inervews un
y beyed that mon their deliberations hung denes Of
nations That Mr. stephens 10 in earnest no one hs nea
his pans we are certain Bot whether his present opinions
are correct false nothing save time can determine.
THE DIFFERENCES As THEY NOW EXIST.
however are Tar from being settled The former claims that
people Of Ireland are not only "a OF sny rce from
this cour ny and achieve thr independence lie aoes no,
ss or ss ntfoS Of the United not
want men--ony money and He will enlist no soders
bsratSs ary there he Of course Will DO glad to receive
them He regards the Campo Beo RAID a species OF ad
and movement in favor Of iesna rerv ns
will undertake to convince the senate party tnai inc
IN s organization aud 80 complete all its details
that II be maintained secure from the danger OF emga
onnn be- directed against the British and not
oans any of its colonies would be Of service to
Ireland to capture Canada than to land million OF remains
All The Efforts Of Col Roberts however to tend in
oopo.ad to the Of Mr. stephens He insists
thai The XXI army cond not any possibility be successful
unless ren forced from Brotherhood In this county 10
n OF the jurisdiction Of the United States Govern
men may been enlisted and from when tny ma!
be sent lie hnkst possible to send an invading army to
Ireland snd to maintain subscribed by the Broth
Mr. stephens only wants money and arms NOD
IL is not easy TO see how these opinions Numerically
opposite can he reconced 1t is not probable the Senate
party will admit that its intention is purely ehimerSa ana
wildly visionary it likely that Mr. Stephens will yield
the position taken One Of the plans must be abandoned
and the intnons OF the parties
are Identical Mr. stephens BY diplomacy can save
the senate party from sacrifice IT, BY indorsng partially
he be able to how maintain consistency with
itself and time act in harmony with him. he VIII
sSe he do without the
Bro erhood in this eoantry w DC ape tney g.,
aid he able to give There must therefore be mutual
CONCESSIONS and the Senate party have not aesdy gone 700
b wholly labor he has undertaken requires
an able dipomatist and skilful tactclao Inc result
will determine whether MI Stephens equato emergency
| or not. ...,. -. .o..n, 10, pober,s il
mot wholly ayerse the effort and appears wiling 70 come 70
anu undsrs:anding that will DO mutually agreeable Mr.
Stephens approaches him in spirit OF conciiaton zen
will mot Weld save better pan Of which be must be fully
convinced The Head Center is satisfied Of his ability TO
tacts The question finally resolves itself into plan Of cam
pagn and much not told during the conference IT
p.b namely open warfare Ish soil for the freedom Of
| Ireland during the current year
| WHAT HAS BEEN DONE IN IRELAND.
The Fensn organization in Ireland bad apparently wrought
revolution in the Irish character The power OF the Church
her Of M would the loss Of hundred
Members We instance Of this kind in the metropolis
ssnst sunday demonstration Joness Woods bu, did
not keep FenAns at home The change in Ireland is
Of the clergy said been entirely destroyed not
done instantly the ordinary OF education but
he brotherhood
happened in this regard also occurred here Ihis
prsaS the bss, credena MI stephens could of his
| ability 70 organize successful revolution.
| RUMORED PRoNUNCIAhENTo.
In the preceding paragraphs have given merely such
statements as been able to gather from authentic
There Is ru%Or % ,Hsen to
be noticed Mr. stephens is said WIZ issue pTonanc ca,
! contain among others the following points:
In view Of the Resignation Of John Mqhony IS ne nesa 81 ne
Executive Committee under the Head
70 a SRs BY 4. G
Tho authority Of the Senate VIII be enIs snosa ana we
gan ration. , . III. .
and al notion. Of mailing the battle Of Irish liberty
o of Ireland utterly s .s sps d. ssa,,so. literally with
arm. aud means promise that the Head Center will
s act. n Co.. s s and
bond. signed by him organization this country
resignation will be regarded as binding aud none
''a' ieonumsciou. member, expelled
disobedienee ,r,,, .....,.. 4, o..,,. ,.,,
under a n. ree and %@sdi.,. stephens
All aired officials will be required TO tender their rsngnaions
the organisation will be reduced the
We are not sure this plan will be adopted such
steps taken for the purpose OF uniting the Brotherhood
Should all Of Cancellation fail secure that end then
however such be deemed advisable and Will
DEMONSTRATION AT JONES 8 WOOD.
The purpose Of The take place tomorrow
at Joneas Wood to givelM stephens an opportunity to e
plain position Of affairs in Ireland and 70 demon:trae the
feasibility his plans 1t not expected that he will give all
the details intended movement In that conntry bat
simply general terms what he expects to accomplish
give Brotherhood notion OF the means at his dis
posa Col and the Senate party have sgnhed their
intention cooperate in the movement They are not hos
tile to stephens whom they regard as one OF the foremost Of
regard their the better OF the two NO pains VIII
therefore be spared the part Of either Of the factions TO
make the demonstration an entire success Doth pecunariy
and otherwise We pecuniary for charge OF 10 cents
admittance will be made for the double purpose OF
venting great crowd and the inconvenisnces attending
il aud to repensh the Fenan exchequer Invitations have
been issued TO all the circles In the Manhattan District and
the Irsh military IL expected to attend Potcs-we
pocs-wl be ignored and speaker who does not
remarks to the freedom Of ireland and the best
debate
THE CITY HALL RECEPTION.
The intention Of having reception at the City Hall has not
yet beea abandoned The COMMITTEES desire togve all VINO
Their limits at the Metropolitan Hotel spacious as 1t Is
necessarily somewhat ccumsorbed and an appucaton
win DO made Board Of Aldermen to the Governors
Rooms at the disposal the guest Of the enan Brotherhood
public reception will take place on "Wednesday at ALL
and Mr. Stephens will thereafter Immediately leave the city
has been delayed BY the press OF visitors whose
able TO gain admttance who would be delighted TO grasp
the Head the hand and him OF their best
wishes for the cause he represents