Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-05
Additional Intelligence Of the Move
ment in Ireland.
Approximations of the Iris II Gentry--Dis-
Affection of the Troops. ...--
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From the Dublin Daily Press, september To- .t 4
We think the time has come when it is I'M
Just TO all classes of our countrymen to suffer
this Fenian folly to go further UNPUBLISHED.
When from so many quarters of the country
we hear of nightly drilling and daily marching,
there must be some seeds of disaffection scat
tered pretty generally over the country. No
doubt these reports turn out IN many cases
to be absurd exaggerations; but the very fact
that groundless panics have been excited
shows the existence of terror to which loyal
persons ought not to be exposed. 7 = 81 s
1t may be prudent to treat mannikin traitors
with contempt and indifference so long as they
only ventilate their fury in seditious .newspa-j
pers or at public meetings; but when resident
country gentlemen and sensible and experienced
magistrates begin to arm their servants and to
send their plate to the banks for safety, there
must exist some real ground for serious alarm
in the particular places where that alarm is
felt and from such sterrors, even if the matter
could never arrive at anything worse, the loyal
subjects of the realm have a right to be pro-
tected. .' 10
We learn that in many of the garrison towns
of Ireland there are to be found men wearing
the Queens uniform and marching under the
Queens colors who openly rejoice in the cheap
patriotism and notoriety Of calling themselves
''Fenians {" fit be true that discipline is
the life of the army this ought not to be toll
Grated tor moment. 1t, OF course, is only at
present to be found among those who have
been lately recruited from the localities where
these mischevous ankee missionaries have
established themselves; but if it were allowed
to go abroad that there are signs of disaffec-
ton among the Queens troo ps, the moral eff.
feet, both on the soldiers and the simple coun.
try people, would be very prejudicia'.
We certainly have no wish to magnify the
contemplate buster of this foreign propaganda
into fho Of 1rah onC
we doubt not that the Government is already
fully informed Of the extent and Of the particu
lars Of this sedition. We would but sugges
that those ignorant dupes should not be allowed
to disturb or Inconvenience quiet, peaceable
people in their homes, and that it would be-
perhaps, more merciful to the unfortunate de
linqucnts themselves to visit few of them will
summary chastisement for their offences, while
they are still insignificant, than to allow then
to go until they have committed themselves
in rash moment to some grave crime fol
which no light punishment could be awarded
Landing of Federal Soldiers In Ireland
From the Cork Herald, September O..
The six gun sloop- of.war Gladiator, and the
gunboats Highlonder and Rose, left Queenstown
Wednesday evening to cruise on the wes
coast Of Ireland. Her Majesty's ship liver.
pool forty-two guns, Unexpectedly sailed into
this harbor at two p. NJ. Thursday. She is
expected to leave, in company with the gun
boat Sdndfy, this morning, also for the west
coast. Whether correctly or Incorrectly, tt ese
movements are spoken Of in connection with
some anticipated Fenian demonstration; ano
this attention to the safety of the west coast il
particular is said to have been awakened by
the landing of a body of dsbandcd Federal sol
ders in the neighborhood of Galway. He
Maesty's steam-tender Aduice is to leave TO
Bantry Bay. ....s