The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

ATeihhu h'O"9S
(From the Dublin Morning NeWg.l

(From the Dublin Morning Newgl
A large and most important meeting of
Nationalist resident in Dublin was held
in the European Hotel yesterday, James
Plunkett, Esq. T. c., in the chair, to
consider and determine upon the course
which should be adopted in the present
crisis of affairs. A resolution was adopt
ed to the effect that public meeting be
held at the Round Room Rolunda, on as
early day as that place OF meeting can
be bad. which. it was ascerlsiued, would
be Oh the next Thursday. A sub com
mitiee was formed to carry out the projec,
ted meeting. The most perfect harmony
and upanimity prevailed among the gen
tlemen present, aud we ;rust important
and beneficial results will accrue from
the movement. .,t
From The Dublin Nation. t
Warl That Warl What does il mean
what does it mean for Ireland? The
Irish nation, TOO, has its Instincts, and
these have told it somsthing that fires The
eye and stlrs the blood of youth and sire
all over the land. Never, since tEe shout
Of American Independence woke an echo
in the Church of Dungannon, las news
so momenlous startled Ireland. No
Ipiophi t's voice is needed to foreteIl what
all for see. Yes, it may he that God has
heeded our lorg suloreing, and heard our
farvent prayers. 1t pay be that, at last
the day lie dawnng "our fathers eyes
were not TO see." War hctw, en- Eng
land and America; between England
land and the Irish abroad; between Eng.
land and millions Of our neaiest and dear
est kindred--our own very flesh and
blood. There arc 100000 armed and
disciplined Irish soldiers in America
they are the Cells whom the Times pro-
claimed were "gone with vengeance"
Not "ou TIE slopes of ST Ant ine' did
the "Irish troops" Of King Louis leap
more wildly with excitement than would
those vengeiul Cells acr IS the Western
ocan, on the news that England drew the
sword against America, In that hour the
bitter memories of life time -memoIles
he most terrible that ever exlles bore =
would find vent iu tIe cry for vengeance
on their heartless xterminstor the ex.
trrmiuator har exul ed over thsiT expar.
alton, laughed al their sorrows and mock
ed at their distress. Yes, If England has
C use to Start in / Ugh excitement at he
news VIC chronicle to-day, IIciand has
caus- deeper sill, The crash of arms in
America brought her freedom once be-
fore She needs but the same firmness.
unanimity, patriotism now, to GRASP it
once more.
"YoUEG IRELAND" ON TIE WAR PROSPECT
From the Liverpool Mercury, December D..
The organs of the "Y Young Ireland par.
ty" have been thrown iuto hyst"rIcs lrom
joy at the prospect Of a war between Eng
land and America
The Dublin Nation says the capture Of
the commissioners on board British
steamer was Al 'act worthy ol the spirit,
daring and dash oi the Americans; it was
one o make Irish hearts jump with JOY.
"l he news" continues the same organ,
"has created wild exci!em mt and enlhu
siasm in Dublin, and it will awaken sini-
lar feelings and SENSATIONS hrougl out the
whole country" II the English Govern
ment resent the insult, then VIC are told
will come great time for Ireland. Then
will the men who are gone with a vrnge'
ance prove veugetal mn inteed, Then
will The Irish race i'll America RUSH to