The New York herald., 1870-05-30
A FEs.Ay CcUsrERBLlsr.

The Canadian Invaders Repudinted-The
Principle Of Obedience ard Discipline En-
Joined.
The raid upon the people OF the New Dominion
having proved failure Mr.. James Gibbons, OF Phila
delphla, q whom Senator" and former advocate
OF war on the Kanucks, has issued the following
manifesto. denouncing the O'Neil faction OF 80.
called Fenians. and calling upon the faithful to
to the fold Of which he is the gentle shepherd
Having been active in breaking up the real Fenian
organization THAT formed in this country to assist
the Irish peasantry to prepare for fnsurrecton and
setting up burlesque one IN its place, Mr.. Gibbons
goes on another tack. 1t Is hardly likely, how
ever that either ne or any other Of the leaders
ireland TO catch and hang will receive The least
attention. AS part OF the history OF the latest
Canadian rad, however, the manifesto deserves
publlcaton:--
crsrnAI orTsn pS11anrSh F51aS snGTnsnE9on MsT Il s9
To THn MRMnERs OF THE FEHIAs BRorIEanoop AND
TnE as FRIENDS OF. or IaIsa FEEEpoa
BY the confusion Of ideas and the conflict between truth and
whom power wen confidence has vested should
speak for the Irish g set IA the Of se
whose synpaaes are always with the oppressed II the late
territory, falsely the Of the Fenan Brother
on ho9d se so SS by 0ss e whom The
Tor an orrpor,un 70 aid the oppressed PEOPLE of Ire
dertaken might hang hsr heads shame and
vs 0 e we But ne e s axe OF 9 e case "
usupatons which have HE valna-
bic war MATERIAL and the sacrifice of grand opportunity
ton the Issue OF this has demonstrated the Pro-
prey OF the action OF the legitimate authority the Fenan
Brotherhood who warned the people not 70 be drawn into
attempt which sanctioned by
not been based preparations sufficient the
expectation OF But while the failure OF this expedi
ton has proved the wisdom OF those who the dsas
people to make sacrifice that could
them the bare chance OF advancing the
cause OF their country The patriotism they have exhibited
needs only concentration upon the object be attained
develop power which nothing oppose but that power
can only be successfully applied by Of thorough
pZeton and obedience rules upon which Stability
Of all organizations depends.
history Of the enian Brotherhood teaches that all
tho evils from which has suffered the thereby
paiure from this principle and from resistance to the laws
which the people themselves had made for their
To remedy these evils and obviae the danger their repe
ton immediate return TO that principle obedience
necessary The members of the organization therefore
required TO comply with the provisions Of the constitution
with the central Office of the Brotherhood
been taken to possible the property
organization from loss destruction and the results
ascertained Will be communicated Officially.
In the meantime the members of the brotherhood
should bear In mind that the attempt Of General ONe
upon the Canadian territory was undertaken against the
defeat of the national organization and that the
which England has been compelled to put forth this
attackitimcd and iadvised II was-only showed no
much she would have to dread from combined well
matured movement OF the Irish people competent
military leaders. The misconduct Of irresponsible
men may have postponed for short period the day of
that deliyeraDce be people shall
not now be anondoned for day by those who have
months prove conclsivey that neither knavery
craft can avail to prevent the advent Of the glorious day Of
Irish independence JAMES GIBBONS,
RICHARD McCLoUD, Secretary