The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11
WHAT THE FENlANS MEAN.
CEN. GLEtSON'S ACCOJNr OF THE
LA1E RIID.

fi,,y II Came About % Ncilrs Rnshuess
The Dcprcdations of Thieves aud u OBJ
hers TOtal Lack OF Orgnpization-A Buff
nio Politician gu the War Path The
trillrc Of the Movement Arrest Of Gen.
G.rssnn breaking Jail-BilI Tweed's
T.l.1ram- 'The Eenians Laying for Eng
lands LNtIcuiity.
\ .tS reporter went for Maj-Gcn. Gleason
v.t.r .ay, a,d interviewed him tlus:
Rs.of.,f-Gcnc' Al. Low came you 10 mix your.
f., 300 That iaid ever g., Cauaditn border the other
e. We al looKed uTon y.u as a cool.headoi.
&t,at suut,rist WHO would not take stock In any
uai. ~ movement that hal not at least a reason
..ls cta ce o. u. ctss.
Gen. u.cIsou-d Ny connection with the afdr came
shout rather inc l,ntaiy.. was on here from Wiz.
gina. negotiating an exc lange Of my estate down
there Tor some Fortysec5nd street property, when
Gru. O'Nel callol ana left ms o.ri or me Il sveo.
iy's Hotel. | vls not acquainted with tie General
but the next afternoon called on rim a, his once iu
Tent street He told ne VIVA ho intended to 10 .
and explained
TIVE QUARREL
between himself and t,c Sc. ate olfty-Gihb1us Nee.
hau. aud others. toi h,n .irj had been cat~ide
OF reni,nism Tor the Last two ycirs, but 1t iona
fft movement was to Ire made On Canada, would
support IL as far as could. Gen. OMEN then asked
me low he could satisfy me thst bona fde move.
Ecnt was to be mate. replied that he could do so
ly cailn; all the old lead together AID submitting
tie whole cling to theu-.Lai whichever they ap.
proved, would support.
o'NEiLL sEizEs GirAsoN's riLE.
Rcrorter-What dill Gen. o'Ncl say TO thati
Gen Glesson-The General then as ,ed me what
ny Properly in Virginia WINS worth. / told him il
W,s worth twenty thousand dollars above al debts
aud hors on the plantation. lie then wanted to
know II Ia supply ammunition for the movement
! ie lined until We cOull have . meeting Of what Is
known as
THE srcRgT corVciL.
] afterwards agree to mor;ga - my place for SIS,
O)3 to man IN Brook n. N condition thu every
box Of anmunti n that siorll 90 inside oftie "a.
madam lines NV place shou b., responsible TO- but
tat cvtry box seized this side D. tie Unitc States
authorities ouid not cou IN the mor'gG-
ke9orter-Ihat was u shreNd condition on your
pr, Genera.
Cen. GIel.n-well, yon see, I've had my e,e
ceti cut, AMI have learned to look on all I'D =
Eeporter-What was Gen. O'NeilI't next uOve'
Cen GeasOl-lIe invited met1 nesting vita
~ Officers N council in Tenth street. taen Tor
'lr nr-t time trct ton. D0uaeilN CO. For-Vt aud
ctHcls. Aier Ne ring tler views with rvg.td to a
mlNvuen, OF tanIii, AMI b,irs led Tor my
oNr, SAT-; Go ltlemcn, am not a member o.
Your ofs .nizlaoa, bat II Nol are ICING " force
FiGnr,
.up'"se We sh, have tosuprort you"
keporer-Wao ,'nl YOU metrps ''wel"
L IN lE o
tAe tcnian Rio'ntrhood.
h,rolter- Why would you lave 70 support them
IN e4se tney forced h.nt'
Gen. Ilcasur-i tl,d ID m We woqd sap orr \
htld TO keep IN m rom -r'u.. no sg a, by
dseh. lie second munin' r | me G'n.
U'Nehl on 81 oadNn, ana rviu n tr.tel NI.h hun
AGAINST bIs ia 'ul-d c iu--e.
Rrrortcr-Nha. did you -av 70 HIM
Gen. Tile ruI->ald l. 80 a., lis whole M ir
is rema ure. You have not st t., iuen vtil m
hand. You were att 'runt Le ore, vii u va IN
prison IN lie and aud you ought To ave learned by
IL NAV A. .a.l.. ..f N
yon had there before"
Rs.orter-w at dii Gen. o'Ven sly to tlnt'
Gen. G.casnn-.le said. =" I understand all about
That, General. But What am | to dOY Here I've
Teen promised from each Circle b ceftiin number
o. nee l.eie are my arms and ammunition all
Ho~ei away At tie 'front.' and We must nsht or We
cant holo the organization t'te.her"
le. ofiri-M nay rep, dli Jon n to tratt
u.oNeAenl vat IS made ~ tie front vii De b., al
THIEVES AND RnBpEns
in al the ord, ring towns" lie re- lied: Forty.
49, nous "l settle al tnas. h, that tie our
q Mar g.-.u za,ldn IN be up, aud We will NANCE
''st lt"o"-' We thtn shook tatds AM parted,
u. AN ISln- ben sa.d az L. MIA Was 20 te uoae,
o7se.L a. We were shatln. Lon =, Gen. O'NeIi
HAiu, G,"soA, ionOw Inc ~ S!h al TIE support
keuo.tur- wha was tie mex, in1vet
ten. Dicason- Vmn-- rvml,uei 20 t'at shape Il
The morning Il the lHy 'hst Ger. O'Neul WAS AZ.
r,sted inat morning lie pipe.s -ai a.. pp-
posed To tHC GttICs on tuI t,a Tee use tley were
Ick!n. funds. Gu Tei.lLs tut called On sornr ct
de ie.dtus men In opposition to Con. O'SliT.
Hoveuent-Patr,ck o'Rour<e . = he 7r 5an,l Mr.
sullivan aud OH err We mad ir orn1tijn Of
o'Nei's arrest at 4o',lOck thlt afternoon, before
any one else Bad o..
LepoI',r--lIo~ could YOU get II ahead OF Others
Gee Gle, .ua-l on ndst excuse ne RON teiIrg
you that. We can gel uers sbd secrets Ia a.vAncs
oiCep one--sccre;s ui the Br isl Government ~
CHhdolan authorities even. - people mirrt call
our na1 10 In- treason. 80 y j not CO e give arN
clue u that. On hearih- Oi ON = ARE t. It WIS
s-re"d that s'eud ~ 10 The irVnt to project the
hIMs ihd ann uLIhoB. Our .ritnd- along the line
we're 'e esrapt ed. aud | started on the O'Clock
ir IL. On arriving AZ Albany, iOrty-two men Sere
ilAcrd on the tain to 90 T. Tie front ! remon.
strated agaiLst lLe uai ner they were sending men
on. Every nan L at Volunteered Cu the plat oru
~ TIE station tgeN were r5a.y to send 10 Ma one
told them u at would rot 10: t1li the urgAnlzs;iob
Would VI course lave no control over men cent tn
Ia tuat way, and would be aos 10 do little noting
MIA item, wihcI turned cut q be the fct sitter
ward went risht IN TO Ma one, ere l arrive
about o'clock the next everin-, thursday, May ID
On lnqnlIne Tor LeaLquut re at he OH er in
Charge, was taken Ia Tie house Ut capt. MAX !
notSed men running around tie streets,
LoAFiSo IN rHE SALOONS,
and INST becoming demoralizpl anu on being intro.
daeed " Capt AannIx toI! Lin VI tuir, and .hat
tAOus ht some officer should attend sending these
men TO Tie irOnt, wherever that vas. tleJ would
SON become totally unminaseaole. Wed, Gene
rh, sat- TIE CaLtan, 81 lave Just returned nom
t.e WAGON uain. I've been attending to that. so !
cDuiCu't iupA aiier the mel. Two one hundred and
fourteen wagons loaded With arin. md ammunition
Inerr ue'ore YOU can LrIlye al the mont"
EopOGef-WAat III III s.y = t..af
NfSits blT roi--s'slt i, AtsN. NJ AUX, WHO Is ~
tie irUntf' oaII ne, " al. O'LeMy; and MIS- 20
q u, General uat yOI would - cut there and Nv
n art'st lin al y"u can" Said |, Captain, set
lac a lore aud ~ 90
PARHEn TO THE BEsCUE.
Nrth siIi thai, q farmer, Who Vas standing f.
NJ 'huI@'s store, spoke np AMI saI / General, %
tA.e yuu TO / e mont. la ready % start ugit eli 80
7 ne tanner Went iUr his team ~ once, LTCl.ht n
round and Jump"i m tie wagon Is lore .urnng
Ctyt hannA wanted me 20 wal lev mnutes unu
t,r Tie ,Mcrts ,hu came up IA clurge II l. 0 hUL
"Hu hau CONT o. the tr.Ia came On. Sel eIal OF
tJeh Nt'' collected e., Ild told tleu was
tl"- =" a., iofl, and caieciet tat, in the name of
."e "t' @.uuH "nL IA tIe name ui Tie comrades
tey ie' e. .H4 then, they Wuuu lmne liatey u.oYs
hI.H 'Aeh h'h 20 lhc s1llOri o, Co.. O'LeAiY.
GES. GLE>soS'. srgGcH.
said: " Toe lrunt ~ Onl, tea nile. ana h.If
lrom mere. gentlemen / an uullnfd thai tLe
wagon tram Wal "e ttete be ORE | aII!Ve There h.
We place Tor sol.iers--uT ever uie iTleud of Ir..
lind. Aud, gent emcn, ~lau you 10 understand
tAt there aIe a good many mo1 itre IN the town o,
Malone tAat 10 not lelOug To tns urg.iiz ton ami
~ in ~ l am PERSONAL concerned | viii zee t,st
uo Iatlun> are Issued ~ that D., not troper.
S a,orediIed 10 the Cncie ttut ne c.alDs 10 ave
.Olhe ron"
THIEVES AND ROBBERs.