The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-04


ed up the Irish element pretty thoroughly. Pub
lie meetings in Dublin have have dared the Brit.
ish Lion to 'come on" and in this country the
movement has already begun for an organization
of the Irish against the time when there will be
an opportunity to strike. The Philadelphia In
qurer speaks Of secret order in that city, call
ed the "Ancient Order of Hibernians," !" which is-
sued an address, from which we quote: sis IL
Arise men Of Ireland, throw OF the shackles
of the tyrant, buckle on your gilded armor, like
the Spartans of old, and redeem the pledge of
your origin. Remember the battle Of Angrahm,
the bloody plains Of Clontarf, and the seise Of
Limerick remember also the dying aspiration
Of Robert Emmit, Irelands Patriot Martyr, en-.
circled with the dazzling memories Of the past,
in oil their mixed pride and horror. The pre.
sent necessity Of the hour, and the bright hopes
of an approaching future, cannot fail TO inspire
you to prompt, vigorous and united action. -
Justice to your native and adopted country de-
mands it. Justice to your God, to yourselves
and to humanity demands II. Justice TO . huud-
red thousand crimsoned graves of your ancestors
demand it. AZ fa 10 3as.sa9 81
Arouse you, Spartans of the Ancient Order,
and embrace the golden opportunity which God
intended and humanity desired; behold the glim-
nicsbu6 sSus vi uueISy, 10 IL Ore9kS t0rOUR0 the
long years of darkness and desolation. You hear
the lions roar in the distance-it is the warning
Of his approach to destroy our last remaining
hope (iberty,) the brightest Inheritance Of pos
terity. Sleep no more-the dream ID past-the
hour 10 come, so long predicted and desired-the
destiny of England is sealed, and the hope Of
ireland brightens in the horizon. sioliei z
For centuries your country lies bleeding VIC
tim at the foot Of the grim tyrant, who. not sat
isfied with the slaughter by the eibbit aid the
scaffold, and a hundred thousand cold, pale and
emaciated victims of starvation, still growls with
an angry passion at our adopted country and
threatens the destruction Of the liberty We now
enjoy Z -'ss1 az h2H5a
II she should dare TO tamper with the rights
Of this Republic, the Irish element, not only
here but throughout the world, will write the
history of their injustice in letters Of blood At
the point of the sword. To be prepared for such
an event, it is the duty Of all organizations to
resume Immediately, and take prompt action
suitable to the aspect Of affairs. We augur that
| the time is short, and that longer delay would
be detrimental to Ireland and America, while il
would encourage the menaced attitude Of the
| sands in our midst sleeping in lethsrGy and In.
sensible of the approaching storm, who need but
be reused by those whose duty Il 10 to set the ball
| in motion. a6-is i -
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"a The new tariff bill, just passed by Con
gress, and which goes into effect At once, levies
duty OF twenty cents . pound on tea, 6vs
cents upon coffee and two and half cents upon
brown, three cents upon whits and Eve cent?
| upon refined sugar. - -
PRoDUcE IN NEw YoRK.-The arrival of HouI
| in New York, notwithstanding the catting ol
from Southern ports, show gain of over one
/ million barrels upon last year, and one and /,
half million barrels upon the corresponding to
tailor 1859. The receipt Of wheat is eighl
times as large as for the same time in 1859, and
chow gain Of eleven million bushels upon las,
years figures. The receipts Of corn have To-
creased in the same proportion. There hai
been gain from last year in meat provisions
with the exception of besf, which has fallen Oh
Reckoning the -four in wheat there have beer
shipped, since the 6rst Of January, ffty-ons
million bushels of breadstuifs to foreign ports
The gain in animal products j. even more start
ling. sF.A ssl @ esra 81 + sss, i 4,ioe !
tEMrs Sarah Larrabce, an old lady residina
in Rockville, Massachusetts,, has four COOS, sev
entesu grandsons, and ons great grandson nov
in the Union army. eataei 9 .si 81
Canada appesrs.to BE- in . blaze sf military
excitement The leaders there ere using svesy
effort to stir up feeling Of bitter hostility TO
ward the United states .i.. ~ ~; 'ss','ls i. !.
4 TaAlroR AND Foaor. -Eugen. Lcnsasnsrs
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