, 1866-06-04
IKISH HEBELLEDSS-KOH XT e N.
NlETTs

nlpter which urerajIed pptjt 1f}19 whrn
Cromwell appeared upon the scene and
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WY 'c't 'na' .ncn tA..en "ete insecure,
anu stfoFe 10 MAKE Inc lnTgest
amount Of money out OF them In the
least time. In 1855. the Irish took up
arms for James II. md were nut down acaiu bv
William nf f1ranre nj the derisfve he+s1a NJ the
p,ro ~. F-onnh p.ra,rt,o,, ,ra. .ha ~,
80 .rt,,o ,sa..t ~. ss,sa. -s,sL Ss -
-.'"s ~auss ~ ''4S LA 'eoe4non. usu SooA
Piaee IL A'vos Ano has pu. uo"h the tAe
others, "Ah sanGninary violence. The fe-
bellion of1603, led by Robert Emmett, was one
of the least important Of all the insurrec-
tionary movements Of Ireland. but the 70.
mantle enthusiasm IF vounc Enmett md his
attachment for sa,ab fnrran 1xb,c., 1ei7 II
.,s..-xs. .--.-.. ~
11 ~1~"'.Aon' eou'F'teu ~ euus0i
nanl 10 lne 1flsn people, anu 10 give MN
Dame among them second only TO that Of ST.
Patrick.
The Introduction to Miss Martiueau,s His
tory of the Thirty Tears peace, recently
written by that gifted woman for the Ameri-
can edition Of her work, recltes the circum-
stances of Emn,ett,s bries career and nnt,melv
deafh A. som. of mr. m raaaer. 7,,,.. M -,
c.-,;l, LII A., ~. II. .r .t1.
v. .eA Wv "eSa41' W eua u"sea9' nc
puohsn ie" pages from Aiss Martlneaus
Tolnmes Nnlca possess mournful Interest at
this jucture:
During the short peace OF A1nlens, some OF the
educated lsieh- among whom was curran, wen: 10
qaraf. iull of sympathy for he French republicans,
and expecting TO witness there sueh safe Of
things a. theT dered to zee established m Ireland.
tusEsn, for Que, Was erievsd 10 the heart at what
he taW- 'Neyef vas there scene he wfote to his
sou In 0c1obcT. 1909, tlhat could furnish mora TO
the weeping os the ETeivdns philosopher; they
might well acree that human aaatrs were @ sdd
jok<. i see it evr.ynurre, and ln"evesylhIns.'
Some few young tnen+ however, were either not 90
dlEabuted, or they hoped that they could manage
things better IN Ireland. Among three wzs one
who Is believed to have been admlt,ed to c1nsutta
ton With Napoleon himaelL The Court phys!cIsn
a, Dnhlln, Dr.. Emmett who ues now lust dead,
had had two sons, who were DO h Implicated IN the
rebellion OF 17a Thom1s the elder eseaoed the
gal!owe, and was now In Ameraca. Robert was up-
der age, and wss not pursued; and it was be vino
now saw Napoleon, and became the head oi the
new eonsplney.
BY hie fsthe1'e death be obtained 2, coo q 5000
pounds. which he devoted 10 his political pu,poees
: HIS papers show that 4 r1elng was Organized
throughout Wicklow, Wexford and Kildare. a. we'll
a. in remote districts; and that he had reason to
rely VERT extensive support. TIE same papers
show sua, he wss aware at timer, to the full extent
of the rsk be ran; and sh1s indicates fau]t IN hts
honor, which tmpairs the eFmpstpg tbs, wouId
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