Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

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Al xs.,..w~u, in relation 10 the p'9 ct .
an Irish ressaiDo, dktc' ineit stir hop~- |
le.su,.s. sna trying - ,sdn's their res'isr~
70 h,lSsS th4. s>sHn5h q lew! .. e''i \
or. :',,s s.'.' .. % n .!sp'
the ,has,eaqs sl,slp~sN i'yy -sn~yf (
. s,,nlis} Course st the commend ms"t q o ~
,re., wsf kor the restota.,on u the Union.
ThAs.seu.ssu s6atA which odt 6 W. usdesIl
pu, Sssb. esr Ne aalihus.ioa of the. rrts. !
srn.i1u, os,pasnlisskA, emAssissn "ss bs.ss
n r. yer. coisrsd Vim di,Aitsr dodae .he,
ch.ngak stdp.s * .ltYesIs..fl sir,f. y's
Coo{esersse States Of A'ssr'ca we're decaafss
10 he n m ,ch Of founded nation ~ Great
Britain herself NJ is.rc 'cSs~.eled to
aban1on our aYcVpt = .vsslsss Ardiess'
enterprise, which would cau~s SECS u blood
10 a,~. millions Of treasure to be wasted.
and ~t,sh evuld ed ip nDshhe bit dsfrf
and diSa.t~r. -T,,n- solves Ill problcus; We
p~rsevcrcd. and success Was ours. -,
VI % nos think tl,p policy Of undertaking
an srpcnsn Il . wiss Or rae one D9t I
l.o Y ~. fatal mi take in the Revolutions
of IS va, in undera ing the strengs h or h+r
colonies, and n asspMss sase vsls~ And "a
cipine Of their ,rodpi AZ IN. opening Of
the Mellon y. c..,aia.i the anne slyp
der. We found, y our c9st, that instead Of
seventy iiv, .h.ais.na msasl 6ems +saasieo,
to Akprsss TIE .is;shat they ~crv INV
mofanan enough to insetthe n.cessitisl ~
one u1litsry drpsr men'. We hear n'ueh
of The highly disciplined STAFF otths BAtish
troops. aud vi their superb quipmcnts. IL
speaking or the. proposed yrwh army an
LondSn Tim" wishes to know how such an
unaisalphned herd could stand lteforet er
II i s.tvsv<tcrans lfhistery speaks tfuly,,
the Eve million pefsisns that invaded
Gr"scs we're the most sup"rbly equipped.
warr,crs Of all time. and vet their equip
ments we're no match tsv the rude salor and
the Mid enthusiasm Of men who fought Tor,
thrf- homes, their wives and children. and
thsir very existence. We remember, ALSO.
Of essrtain British general, in the colony
time, who could. not bvook to see Washing
tons provin ,als march 1t the front If his
splendid regular battalions. ~ prudence
suggested, hut Who f,ll vict.m to
his vsni'y and self conndence, be
lore H. had fairly reached the scene u his
proposed ca paien. 10
Blu, VIZ have M, idea that the fAusans <iN
be ~ithou, ,hcl,est ri mil airy tea here. an'
th"uspn,s Of he most deter,nn d veteran
in e>|tnce itthcy really intend exc cut'n,
the plans which they have marked cut.
IL needless to attempt I" co";rove,t the fac
that l&'nAahis Of the Irish troops now u
the tlh6siSh nrmv. and undreds Of thei,
Officers. will in the insurrcction a. soon a.
Il Is fairly an,lsr ~ay A ,nan's heart inva
r'ahlv sides with his country, however p"
or unfortunate It may he. In fact, mi>for
tuns only strengthens this inhtte,a patris'
lam. But surprising every Irishma" !" III
Bn,i armv s.istains che cause II las ~
p'esS1rs, is the Fcnisn movement ,necrSss,
ly to become = failure? We think not
Some Of tn hravest "m ers In the nOvth
ern and southern armies yer" Ir,-hn-n
werY3rwasd OF the name. and looked C,rvn,,
vi b an lshraiitesh faith to the day whei
their nssive land could taste the sweets .
frr@ooaas IT they dew thir swords vii
sdivity for the causes Of stranger. shat vii
they OF do to lift the load Of centuries o
oppression fpm the isle at gave then
birth. . RS is military nation. Glory il
IN Intoxicating draurht. and has turned To-
m"st stable minds of al ages. Should III,
threatened struggle really BE- commenced. AN,
W. have no reason to doubt the word 81 IN,
FemIans, thousands and thousands OF arm,
that now hang rnst'nE frpnl dl>n>c, will b
raised again, and tor the salvation of Ire
land. al the x liant spirits who t9re III,
green Il : "esiie our owa in our late scene,
oil carnage, viii be found arroycd in arm,
against their hereditary fua. There viii b.
no }Ask OF money 81 encou, asemeut to urp,
on the contest. The pr,icc. will he ropula,
with the Am rican public, and it's success
not aimprohsbill,y
Oic OF the mos, vg,lant AMI faithful enc
mites of England rs tue Emperor cf tn.
French. lie cannot bn, remember no 4
King Louis, before him, hy a bold strok
severed the American cplpnics from tn,
grasp Of King George Neither CARRIE for
get how the founder Of his Empire once d.
oat'd the scheme Of invading Ireland, an,
g'''.s :. insAcpcndencosand a nationality
should he no, choose to openly assist tn
insurgents. we are Of the opinion ,ha, hi
neutrality would be Of very ind,ff.reu
order. ~ st*x LIT
One VI the speakers estimates that prol
ably one hundred thousand Irish Ives wi
BE- sacrificed ia tue attempt. Should Ii
Fsrsans b. ale to hold thar sground III
success at tn" outset, We th,,k the .stim~l
Il placed at to lpw . figure. Sherman
loss IN the Atlanta campaign a,prvxlma,
half that number. But in Il worthy caus
it is.noe besA~ocstiaAte loses. r~s,uvrs
are at hanl I" meet them. Saelv the fire.
dom anil independence o, natlonis worth
ofAny sacrifice. Our lath rs thought 20
20. aid founded govcrnn,ent su IN a !;
Wild never before beheld. We sre in iav,
Of Giving the Fenian's q lair blow Mt il
British hon. ~ fsFs stst
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