Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-12

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The telegraph informs us 7 that Nugen
saNss compelled to give $500 bopds:uot to is
sue the work again in seven years.
sED1TIoUs ALMANAcs.
At the head Police-office, Dublin, yester
day, John Nagent was brought up on war
rant before Messrs. Porter, Magee and WISE
the presiding magistrates, on q charge o
having, on the 18th of December. 1858
printed and published certain seditous
malicious, and scandafous publication calcu
lated to bring her Majesty's Government in
tp contempt-a work entitled tNugen't All
manac for 1882 " The prisoner was in
dieted upon the information Of Acting. Inspec
tor Ryan and Sergeant Garrison. of the De
scsceMe force Amongst. the passages ofihi
pabhestion relied on to sustain the informa
tieus >are the following .'Forgive, ~O4,
people the murder Of your kings and chief
talns, the plunderers of your !ortresscs anc
churches, the Irish place beggars, the rack
'anters and extirminators, who are under tn,
sign Saglttarius as scourges in the Diyin,
hand to school into manhood, but not tn,
ply sicians by whom your bruises shall b,
healed" IA song entitled "lImmett's Las
Words. full Of libcl!ous matter, and seyera
passages relative to India, were. also reliel
on. ":Ei. - w ' 't -2.,sE t5' u,
The following are specimens of the work
80! land of our dearest and sweete It emotions
= how firm would we stand in the hour Of tn,
-s-s-~s-s, need,
When mountains Of slaughtered, and blood
- !. ay, in oceans, ? ~ ~.
Woald show zoe cou1 fight for both eountr,
2a..:gt and creed. =. -. = g1tH L5%
"And then I have read qiow the brave :Brier
>. .battled,
3 Cor Of the hundred 1ehts 5 dannt IL
;.i,. " fought, ,a7.ey7. ega ar; !
How DER all Gaul gallant Gathis' spurs ,, ratified
J.. =, And the feats Art Of Lei1 ster triumphant,
1870 wrought. - II 90 -
"Come, then, ye acknowledgements ane
''''-fi steady, - j - Il = 40. 3 ~
And free and nnshacklea my foremost will
stand, n arg - 1r,E =; -
Resistance, my last, let all then be ready
= To 'barish oppression from our native land
"oh, Erin. how long is your sons doomed tt
+! wander 81 a.
In search Of a homo so far DER the sea
How long, oh!how long must Hibernia lie unde,
The heel of the tyrant-nor strive to be free
"Hiberia, why dost thou not wake from: tn,
slunhers,
And shake off the chains that have bount
thee SO long; .....9l
While the ruthless oppressors for years oeyone
: number
Deny. you the rights that to YOU. should be-
long
Grave Emmettts last words, when the scaffolt
ascending, .--
Pierce deeply the heart of each patriot tr=e,
" no fears not to perish, W hen nobly defending
The rights ofhis country, her foes to snbduc.
ars IRISH AMERICAN INVASION.
The Daily Express says it has been favor.
ed with the following extract. taken from the
letter Of an Irish cmigrant from the county
Of Mayo, and now residing ut Pigua. Its
correspondent states thet the event is looked
forward to with confidence by tie lewcr or.
ders in his locality =. Z. -. -.
",fhe Irish Americans are going home
next summer to visit their native country.
in their American uniform, all armrd. What
vii! happen know not, l would like to be
OF their number. There will be seven shin.
Loads, and they are to land in Galway. Il
IS our opinion you will see Ireland free before
this day twelve months. You will see hot
work there next summer. The Irish Anne
ricans will try to free it, if possible"
R1BBoS.ssuM IN DONEGAL.
The following appea::ss in a Dublin paper
"Thereis NO question but that .s'ooon'sm
is spread over this country like feat net
work. The covert and deadly manner Ii;
which It's operations are planned and execut-
ed inspire the ruthless assassins with increas-
ing confidence and their numerical strength
doabiy emboldens them, so that peaceable
and well'disposed subjects find themselves
necessitated to keep aloof in every, and take
no cognizance of the depredations committed
around them. - .....5....
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