New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
YlroYAL FEyIiy CONGRESS.
DJOTENNENT-ELECrION or PRESIDENT AND
sENATOKs-HARMONIOus ACTION.

JOUENMENT-ELECTIoN or PRESIDENT AND
Observation-Disclosures ACTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Thc seventh Ma
tonal Fenan Congress adjourned 's'ne die Ut 6ocock
this morning the delegates having determined TO transact
their business in one session Gen. John ONeiI was
unanimously reelected President and resolutions were
ndopted approving his administrator OF the affair, % the
DroiberhoOd The fOlloWIng-uamcd Senators, nine ln
number werct hen elected j. g. O'BrIen. Rochester n
]. ". Fitzgerald, Cincluuaui j Mckinney NAshNHe'
dence, r. H. = Bannon, Louisville, ~ W, o. Hy,nse,,
Washington. ID. G.. T.. j. Mechan. Ne"-loiki Coz John
The foowingnamed Senators hold over James Glib
bons of Phadeph Miles u. sweeny OF san Francisco;
r. j Quinn Of Albany, y. y. Edward ]" Carey of Now.
York +. W Dunn OF Peoria, III Frank j. Gallagher OF
Buffalo During the session OF tho Convention inc repre-
senfatiyes OF the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood were
admitted ana allowed tho privilege OF the floor They
and American bodies. The Congress adopted resou-
ton approving the basis Of union agreed upon Ia Paris on
the 4tb OF July. 1861, between Col WIN X hobbh ana
the representatives, OF the Irish organizations and dccar
ng that soon as Council elected 10y the lsh eyo
utOnary Brotherhood Ia Ireland l hccotdhneo inete
with, the organization here VIII recognize them
aud extend to them tho aid promised IN lthe
fullest aud most loyal fpiIt OF DIulhothoo9i.
The recommendations contained In the Presidents
message referred 10 tho senate Tor
action. resolution Was unanimously hlop'u 'hat ~
any demands that may be made III the name OF the ihh
people for tho rights OF which The nation has been robbed
s penal dungeons for their devotion To the canseO elr
country must bc made primary ana aDSoute o1uton'
resolution was also adopted thht the ffIIan ,lVoI
hood America desire 10 aid and ngt Tor their brethren
Ireland, aud not To leglalc Tor OF uchtc 10 ho ~
was "A sO resolved that National FAIR be held success
lively the principal cities throughout the Uted sa'5
within the coming Spring feature To be the establish
ment OF special table whose proceeds shall DO appo
priatcd for the relief or the families OF the
States prisoners I'm Ireland. Tho Congress also
appropriated 5000 for the relief Of these persons
The constitution which adopted by tue brotherhood
al the Congress held In Philadelphia In 1862 was re-
affirmed. An additional section was added IOfbldng
tho officers Of the organization from using thclr ohoal
character In any way that may nfluence party ponies IN
America This Congress Is the largest that has been he
since 1865 from $50 o376 delegates having Dee III alnu
ance AT each days session. representing about loVo
Irishmen. Representatives. were here from Montana
Nchraskn Canada Ireland England, aud Scotland.
Among the most enthusiastic participants was Gen;
SIooinsL "A distinguished Polish hero, who was engaged
I'm the revoutOns Of his native country In 1881 ana 1889
-Four e1-Generals OF the United States Army also ut
tended.