The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-09-09

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The last steamer from Euerope brings as
the cause Of the recent arrest Of Mr. George
Il. Train ia London. II was a characteristic
speech, delivered secretly before the ''Broth-
erhood of ST. Patrick" and in which he CON-
mented in strong terms upon EngIands op.
pressing Of the Ireish people. flo began az
ter this fashion.
In the name of the Irish army Of the West,
| ask you to cheer for the Union Of America
and the Disunion of Irland from Great Brtian.
Loud cheers. Those cheers 'oreshadow al.
ready the downfall of England. Hear.l
Enolishman are so busy plotting the ruin of
America, predicting the death-knell of the
nation, and praying for the downfall Of Amer
ca, there can be no objection to my changing
the topic and speaking to an Irish audience
on the downfall Of England. cheers. Eng.
land is supposed to be Grbaltar-a rock of
strength, so powerful, SO rich, that anything
l might say would fail to penetrate her iron
amor of egotism and copper sheating of as
sumption. Laughler.] speak for the
people. The aristocracy have all the lawyers
to speak for them. Hear aud laughter.l
Some day men will be considered men, and
the simple annals of the poor will be heard in
Heaven.
When / allude to the downfall Of England
mean the uprising of tho people. Hear
When men shall have votes aud not be called
the mob. Tho American rebellion is the
worlds rebellion, and the life Of America is
the death of England. Britt statesmen
have acted on that hypothesis. America will
live and England will de-such is the law of
nations. Prosperity, then adversely. The
! tthoa;a f,ll,,ys thin, in natura riOhf
left, up and down. abuse man, then praise
him-strong, weak, young and old. When
a man is very i'll he must get better or die.
The runner at the top of bis speed must slacken
or fall. So the nation that mounteI 10 the
last rouhd of The ladder must drop or descend
step by step. cheers.J Americais gone up,
England coming down. Tho downfall OF
! England commenced the moment the govern
ing class laid their plans for sapping away the
liberties Of the people. Taxation without
representation is robbery. There are 8.000,.
600 of able-be died men in England who posi-
ton is lower than the American slaves. Five
negroes are allowed three votes by the Consti,
tuition, which makes negroc three fifths OF
man but in England he is not counted SO
high as the cattle of the field or the trees 10
the forest. Even the million of votes on the
list have no actual representation. They are
bought and sold as regularly as corn, or hemp,
or iron.
Before the election of another American
President, Canada will be nation. [Cheers.
AS dependency she is pauper; as nation
she is millionaire. Hear Ten minutes
after her Declaration of Independence, Amer
lea will acknowledge Canada as sister State.
Hear. Are. there no statesmen in Canada
equal to the opportunity? Irishmen, call
upon you for three hearty cheers for the Re-
public of Canada! the first President, the
Irish rebel Thomas D. Archy McGee. -IThe
call was loudly responded to with additional
cheers.
Eugland's downfall commences when
America CLOSES up her ranks, and peace CO.
ments the Union and perpetuates Republics
and universal suffrage" when rank is but
tie guinea stamp and man for all that.'-
These cries must shortly come into fashion
Canada for the Canadians, Australia for the
Australians, and Ireland for Irishman. Loud
cheers.
Australia will soon be a nation. Hurrah
for the Republic Of the Antipodes? Gaven
Duffy, the Irish rebel Of forty eight, the first
President of the New Republic Cheers. -
With Murphy, O'Shaaguess, Ireland, Mickle
and Wordsworth, all Irishmen, in his cabinet.
Cheers The downfall of England commen-
ces in earnest with the uprising of Ireland.
Il
Look at America-our army is yours
Union is as essential to you as to US. Ireland
forever! Three cheers for the land of the
brave! The spirit of Ireland is again alive.
You cannot crush Nine Times times EaglaaHaddls-
c0nfscati0a ediicts have thundered upon her
people. Seven centuries Of continued ipjus.
tice, outrage murder yet Ireland lives again
in the 100000 Irish soldiers in the American
army. Loud cheers. The Sixty ninth still
cheers for Corcoran. The Chicago Montgom.
cry Guard still cheers for Illinois and tho
West, as they fought at Lexington. Shields
was backed by Irsh at inchester, and the
Irish brigade at Fair Oaks stopped the rebes
and the Pennsylvania Sxty-Ninth were Irish
regiments, Loud cheers. All hail, Them;
IIishmen, as you live your lives over again in
the army of the Constitution. Loud ch ,ers.
Our army Is your amy. We do not inquire,
when the lrishmrn volunteers, whether he be
Protestant or Catholic. [Cheors.
Mark we'll the eloquent words Of Archbish-
op Hughes at Dublin. Loud chees. lie
said he had seen but three great things in tho
world-the Falls Of Niagara, st. Peters at
Rome, and at that glorious demonstration Of
Irishmcn at Dublin on the laying Of the foun.
dation Of the Catholic University. Loud
cbeers.I He says the Irish soldiers are only
drilling in America, and that they do not in-
tend to lay down their belts: Iapplause,[ and
do not hesitate to say that if England. in
terfeares in our domestic matters, that glorious
rebel of '4S Thomas Francis Meagher, will
be back again in Dublin, with body-gunrd
Of ten thousand veteran Irish soldiers, from the
battle.feds of Richmond. Here the whole
audience rose to their feet, and the resouuded
with cheers for Shields, Meagher and the
Irish nationality
A ScccssiOnist Slapped by a WO-.
man.
We are Informed Of rich scene which took
place at Carp River during the last trip down