The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

03ck md article that Yankee ingenuity
coaA invent has bean employed to deceive
fhs Irish, and induce them to enlist in the
Federal army Of invasion to overrun and
6sso1ate the Southern States. Agents have
bean busy In Ill parts Of Ireland, stimrla>
ting emlgrstion to the United States, by
pFoms0 Of Ill kinds that were calculated to
entice them from their home-a home, ir-
deed, whore they are not under govern
Want or laws Of their own choice or consent
Is u strange that . people complaining o
fAb Injustice. should be prevailed upon tc
come here to aid In imposing upon To Of the
South . government We abhor, aud i,oli,l,
eAl association with q people we detest
Yet Yankee Ingenuity and cunning eoniriyetl
10 cover up this Inconsistency by sop.istry
cad dsmagosueism; And the promisss we're
too tempting to be resisted hy the ;,npulaiye
cons Of Ireland.
The chief agent Of accomplishing Their
dauaou, II the promises which the hy,o
critical and false hearted Yankees have been
making ever klnce the war began, that they
Wosd. Immediately after crushing the re
bahon In the South, join the Irish in war
upon England for the independence of Ire
lAadi Societies have been organized at the
Sosfh upon this "platform Yankees
always hsvs their "platforms," which mean
liberal promises they have no idea OF full
alnag; dishonest professions, vherewith 10
decisive honest people and impose upon
2aehndl These societies have besn Indus
tnoasly engaged II the work OF deluding the
poor 1riah; and how they have succeeded
The r.nks Of their armies give SD proofs.
The 4rish are found In every Yankee reei.
usnf, and their blood has flowed freely on
e*gy hattle 6eld Of this war. Follow lug
ne deausive hopes of help for themselye.
sfAs the conquest Of the South; coufidiny in
ne dacelhul sympathies of the faithless
4aAkees, they have borne the brunt OF bat.
s]ns. held the positions Of danger, and fallen
who're the slaughter was greatest. All, all
to And Themselves disappointed, deceived
and betrayed!
The Yankees are not less successful with
tho oeHmaas. bat they are inveigled with a
different kind Of bait. In the msiority OF
the German emigrants We have strangely
mixed mp with q great deal of practical
snase, good appetite. powerful digestion,
and talent for thrift-transcendental Red
kspublicanisp, which ID everything mon
atsous I'D anarchicAl in society and politics.
The Ys1kees reach them by bJunties; also,
Down the throat, and BY way of taeir fanati-
chm They stimulate their ocquisitivencss
~ hree bounties, and promises Of thrift
ftaa the plumber and pillage of Southern
laSnaiOns, and io6ame their fanaticism By
paisdpg the horrors Of slavery. and repre-
aenunE the South - Q nation of aris.ocrats,
epdsayosing TO destroy the liberties of the
Uaion. The Federal armies show how by
these arts the Ysnkees have filled up their
armlsa Well may the London Times say
that they have replenished their thinned
rann With Irish. Germans. aud negroes, and
that they could have Oiled them in no other
-Ysyl
With reference TO the Irish, some re-
eent proceedings In Chicago showed how the
Iaskea were persevering in their atrocious
fraud upen them. A grand celebration was
hid there on the 2Sth March, which was
atyIe1 the Inauguration exercises of the
great National Fair, for the benefit of the
E>atas Brotherhood" Qrish.) The speeches
On tAe occasion were full OF glorlAeation OF
1fslAnd, end Of pledges for her indeoen.
4escA II y enough to say that the inaueu.
fs&ioa a1dssas Sas delivered by John Won't
worth Of Infamous notoriety, to satisfy all
that IreasnA has little TO hope from this Chi.
a@o Demonstration. 1t. Governor Uas.
M. of Illinois. also figured largely. The
Ape1cAD were Inconsistent aud ridicaloua
eee1kh- Wentworth sa.a II nnderstan
''that tAis Organization means nothing mere
Aos isas than the right CT ci.iz.ns Of If.
ssaapd 70 govern their native LAM, Ia the vay
"thsy wantit 70 be governed. understand
.that I'll We enjoy Ia the United States, yen
want - enjoy Ia Ireland" II may be ask ed
1oelAw Wentworth meant any al;usion to
sessoasA. Ireland has already all be pro
eeo - psFnit % TO enjoy. We need no.
eesesDsnsd, however, at bis mode Of dis,
- tastiee and equality; he ones eser-
90 ~ night to steal, and he wonla hard,v
80 ~ aasthes had right to steal from
- - Jehs. Ike auy other Yankee
- uDeaaag ahout hIs inconsistency Ia
l1e0 blpN1Dg h. tFumpet. to the time = :
1oo1e0-1sdAaA's yiktt 10 be rov.
4 ~ Aoallf n her esa way. "a 81.
~ - Ysaksss to govern : il fkI;y
- oessss Hs1nAa, sho. II s.spN
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