The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

AtNhks ~.
fere,ya ccuesresasaes Of tn. rieaesr and nsmecrs,
DuntiS. September IS, 1886.
After our hurried trip 10 Trinity Colixa. y,
hired Jaantiug car to take running hook NJ
Dublin, and sciect~i one, driven by the mtkI
genuine specimen Of humorous lrishman thu
we cooli find, lie was "a broth OF boy.
about forty five years Of aye, aad +" full of ~,
Sic"
Opposite the college Is the old Irish rarlS.
men, Hoase, The part once used Tor the HoGS,
OF Commoas is now asd for bank. Very
appropriate, for British gold and pa,ronas,
bought up The hast Parliament assembled there
The House Of Lonls remains unal,crd. excrp,
that the throne Is occupied by statue 81
GroRGx III.
ou the walls nrc two specimens Of tapestry
Commemorative Of Protestant triumphs own
! the Catholcs--one. the crossing Of the Boype
by WILLIAM the nuIsp, the other, the se,gc d
Derry. Near by. ia the centre Of u wide thor.
oughiare, ID an equestrian statue ii WinIAh
10 bronze. erected by the citizcns Of dublin. -
The Inscription oa tie tablet, informs thosc
not aware Of the iact, that WuLAAM. the Prince
of Orangc, was the protector AMI prvsrver 81
the Protestant religion in Ireland. Frer, his,.
the Irish Pedestrians take thu name IT " IN.
apgv'ncn." waa not prparod Ia sc such
pariizan demonstrations. II woald eur
t.inly he better policy, and more christian, Tor
the ruling minority to Hvoid such irritating ds
plays OF Protestant triumph and Catholic hn.
initiation.
We neat drove 10 the Castle----the govern.
meat houso oi lrlant. containing the Lord
Lieutenant. Had no time to 10 through il (;
observed Il number of gaiiy ircsei soldiers. -
Why do you have ~ many soldiers in the city,
W. asked our e,oron.
TO keep Paddy quiet. He'd be brave
boy, il ii weTe lot Tor these sogcrs To kapc Lip,
down. he replied, looking around With an h,&
leer, rs il Ia observe GA which sslo were our
sympatbtA His answer told tho whole story
oi Ireland = submission 10 kagahd,
We visited the Cathedral Of ST. Patrick.
next 10 the College, the most interesting piado
W. saw in Dublin The original Cathedral n
this sitc WIS butt by St. Patrick over the holy
well in which hc baptized his converts. Gvg.
DRY of Scotland attended worship IN il iu $50,
wnc,l 'le gu 'n,o''cn, r.'a'eu .'a' ~ was 'ou'
h"nu"o years o'a. inc Pr'~ent ou'ihhg WINS
eomlm"eca III Ii9o, anu MOI en''sely hnissM
'ii' upwards o' t@o huiiareu years s'tnr' ~ u
.e'! "'sc ""no'"S' ""u he'us eI~'.s W saw
', from iu,a' w par. VI nm Trour.an'
'n"l~', VI wv 's's""s"eu cn"'su' .ov oun,nR
OF course ha,'ns '"s'' MAeh RON 'ns oAtno-
iies unh.r henty 'ne Eightn' ~ was hcn
pcan Swm. on'c'"'ea anu was "atWa'
~ Tue I,o'es'an' cnaIs' Is y dispsy OF nagS'
helmets ana Sworus, whch give II q"ie cru
saaer "PIrs'Anee- -,t"en'y'"ow esch iMy
oeiong 70 Inc hh'Hn~ OF t'e ofuet o. 81, ih
fish ! rons'esi INSTITUTION, oi ~h'ta ifi""
A'oef. s hemTT Ns"r 'ne Puip't are sos
Pe"''n "oPn'e' t@F'"'un o'" '"oe"emy, inc"
lnous ueasu'ts oo's's'o' u'o cannon. Dali WHICH
h""od OF. ha,f' VINO coinh'ahdfd uia Cathoites
unaer Ming james Tue SECOND, al tue batlie Of
h"ghffi", whieh was great fofs'ant victo
ry~-ann ~ isu'hs spurs an" crest 1ne@
""ph'es W 1eug'ous ws' nPiS"r" W VIC very
much OUT OIL place We were shown 81. fal.
rex wei ~he,', u Is SAID, The SAINT baptisd
Inc hrs' hI"g OF ,re'ana' our GUIDE VINO was
., cour@ 'fo''s sunni, informed :" u'a, ,,r
,a,ho'cs nave greas 'o"e'at'on ,or tn's hoiy
we'i' aod many o' 'heh' Dei'e'e 'hat ~ wata
IS more 'ilie"e'oas 'han amy medicine ior 'iG
cure OF diseases 'be'r ya"n a'one may no
doao' o','"omes convert ,h's simple water 'nio
miraculous p"naesa. 49,, :,
on returning 70 inc car, my ii'petnlAn if'ua
Inquired u We isli Ssn 81 Iatricks WE'LL