The New York herald., 1867-02-18

the Pcnan Broth 6hood held Sunday afternoon the
following appeal was issued
must be parent world that the Irish people
have taken stand home aud country For years and
ne ireland have been watch ng, praying and
preparing fos the nsuguraton Of this movement For
years a. years The lriAmen OF Ameica have been
anxious N looking for tangible evidence that their
comps in Ireland were up IL arms against their
ancie mt foe brothers in Ireland IN the field,
dernmined 10 fight henattle for lreiands redempuon
lhAs fact must be now apparent TO every discrims-
pasng mind
ahouid forward and aid In the OF
PEOPLE Doubers and scoiers cannot D. tolerated
elimination and recrimnation mist he buried forever
Every Irishman aud woman America and every man
who sympathzes with oppressed humanity should aid
the OF Ireland in this their long wished for struggle
FOR Independence As lrshmen YOU would be recreant
70 every feeling Of justice truth aud patriotism could
fail 10 succor the devoted who have rsked all
for their land and ours Their gory will be shared b us
Tho land they fight for land. Can We stand iae
while they winning for all that mikes life eearY
Will we forsake the men who have pledged themselves
70 redeem their native landto save the aonof OF te OH
Irish rscei
AS Americans we ask if you forget the tradtSns
OF your country. IN the past no hand has been more
ready yours the struggling peoples OF the
world Poland, Hvnsary Italy and Greece have received
generous aid will you not extend the Same syn
pathy to allied to you by memories tina. cannot 90
forgotten
| men who contending for human freedom Be-
leving in the OF trust that all
ecod will unite N rendering to US prompt and ell.
| ~ : - JOHN MURPHY, President.
| JOIN f. GLEEsoN D. c. Il. l. r.
i MEETING MILITARY OFFICERS
| . The following call has been ssued:
All Irish American officers who served in the late waI
are respectfully invited attend meeting to be held at
4 the Whitney Hocse, corner Twelfth street and Broad
way Monday evening, at halpas eight O'Clock for the
| purpose Of consulting on what steps bo taken 70
he our countrymen home In their struggle for free
| dom.
| Denis f. Burke late Colonel and Brevet Brigader
| General Irish Brigade; James Kelly, late Lieutenant
Colonel Sixty ninth New York volunteers; James ksva
| nagh, late Major Sixty-ninth New York volunteers
Daniel Myxins, late Captain l66lh New York voiun
| teers
During the coming week may anticipate stirring
times the Fenian camp The clangor Of is already
heard in the calls for VOLUNTEERS, the conventions ol
gen erals and the demands Of munitions Of all kinds
The Excitement in Boston.
Boston, Feb. II, 1857.
| The late cable from ireland has caused con-
siderable excitement among the Fenians in this city,
and the different circles working quietly and earn
| estly in behalf of the canse. State convention
| held in this city few weeks ance, between one and
hundred circles being represented The proceedings
| of the convention very harmonious Patrick
| Doody elected State Centre
The Herald says that Friday evening last number
OF men, apparently Fenan ocers left the depot Of the
| final destination Ii unknown. large number Of per
sons witnessed their departure, and upon taking leav'
of his friends he who appeared to be the leader Of the
party was requested ITO keep the neId captain, unti
come" The party entered the New York train and
| left the depot amid the cheers Of the spectators