The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31
THE FREED FENIANS.
They Accept the Hospitality of
the City.
Speeches by C'DonOyaa Rosa aud General
E0Erke- CyatiOns Still TO Come
What New York Fenlan Thought Of the
Dissentient Democratic congressman.

Despite the snow and slush that covered the
streets like wet blanket Sweeny's Hotel was
crowded more than ever yesterday by the patriotic
Irishmen Of inns and adjoining cities, who were
frantic to offer congratulations TO the exes u Erin
The barroom was MED all day, and one FenIan
informed our reporter that "ths excitement was
worth a hundred dollars day to Shwecny In
drinks alone.n At eleven O'Clock the working
men OF Jersey City presented the following address
to ODonovan Rosa and his fellow exiles:-
ADDRESS or Tnr WoRKINsMEs's BrNEyoLrNT UNION
No. / oF JERSEY CITY TO O'DoNovAN ROSA AND HIS
JERSEY Cry, N. j., Jan 80 1871.
To JEREMIAH oDoSovAN ROSA and Irish exles the uu-
sweryins patriots In the cause Of their native land
ArNWe greet your safe arrival the shores Of this free
republic from the prison uens and oases Of your
cess OF starvation harsh treatment and abomnable cruelty
debed the perlured Judge, help my God and also
packed Jury and showed ~ your andnchins and noble
patriots as Tone Emmett sarshed and the brothers Shears
generation, despe treatment received al the
hands Of yonr merees rulers that mind and de-
for the d,smemDerment q that allen government which
Rssoved Tna, we. the delegates and members OF the
IN you he released Irish prisoners the worthy leaders and
we as shmcn look to you 70 heal the wounds Of The past
and for the y and organ5aon OF The future esens
q r5ssp e ;Hs s ssss
ence we look on you as lreands e tried and trusted
PATRIOTS and II IN Judgment eland nobies
point out the Masseys and corrydons who yet claiming
their country for Judas share ali rIshen
do sympathze with tho Irish exled prisoners,
ton of their native land.
will for the you have taken toward the rival
tees that wished 70 ourya each otner and that We the
exiles in declining all offers of public demonstration in
their ayo, un the arrival iva of their brother ess
Union, pledge to you our sympathy and material ala in
offered under your trusted and patriotic guidance
ssss asy nsSb ssr a"hs SiS san
Shortly otter a deputatlon from New Haven. con-
sisting OF Colonel J. q. Healy, Captain Laurence
O'Brien and James Reynolds, on the part OF the
Sons OF Erin OF New Haven, waited upon the exiles
and presented the warm congratulations or the
Irishmen OF that city. At half.past twelve o'clock
Mrs. O'Donovan Rosa accompanied Colonel Healy
on visit to Brooklyn.
aeputatlon OF the Knights OF st. Patrick, con-
slstn2 or Judge Quinn, John Burke OF 'Ours;'
Francis Organ, John Tucker, John Mulaly aud T.
n. Dwyer, was received IN private by the exiles.
Populations were received from the following Fee
MAN Circles-From the Manhattan Circle +. Is ,
quent address, and from the sons or Erin, Tara aud
Liberty Circles of Brooklyn, headed by Denis Hy-
land and r. Ford.
FIFTEEN THous AND DOLLARS FROM rAMMAHY.
During the day communication was received
nom James Hennessey. Secretary OF the Tammany
Reception Committee, which was as follows.-
CITY NEW YORK, CoNPTRoLLER's OrrIcF,l
JAM ~, ISL.
THOMAS FRANCIS BouRKF Esq.
DEAR SIRl am directed by the Tanmany II all Executive
Committee to submit to you copy Of resolution passed
this day. after reading them communication appoint
ing Mr.. O'Donovan iossa the custodian OF the fund sub
scrbed the benefit oil the released Irish prisoners
IL.
Resolved That In order to be able place the
acts Of tho COMMITTEES OF the rsmmany Hall General Com
mtee At Its meeting, the Treasurer, K. b. Connolly Esq
directed pay any of the prisoners the
OF $1,000 upon presentation OF his authority signed by
all OF said prisoners those who have arrived the
steamships Cuba and Russia
Be KIND enough 10 resolution or document pre-
without delay the committee desirous of
hitting you the amount as possible Yours
truly, JAMES = HEM EsSEY,
Secretary of Executive Committee.
The following is the reply, written last evening
and TO be presented TO the Tammany Committe,
to- day.
DEAR SIR-We unanimously empower Jeremiah 0'Dono
Rosa the OF money ($ib000 YOU
committee have so generously offered.
We have the hon or to remain very respectfully,
Thomas +. Bourke, Edward Power, Edward Ellsworth
Clair, X. S. Mneds Patrick Lennon Charles Underwood
O'Conne, William Francis Roantree, Patrick Walsh, Peter
Maushan John Dewey, Dennis Bowling Mulcahy, George
Brown, John Mcclure, secretary.