The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
GENERAL NEWS.
United States.

ave advocate and will enforce perfect equality under the
law to all men without distinction of color; ndorse
the acts of the Thrnnth and Foeth Congresses will re-
construct the congressional basis ana send to
Congress only true and loyal men, Nominations to ONCE are
10 he made only of those who will enforce perfect equality
and the right hold office irrespective of race or color we
will insist perfect equality without distinction Of race or
color right and to enter the juybox We will
also Immigration and the division of the lands OF the
State far practicable into small FARMS in order that the
masses of the people may become and-holders"
The platform further dennis JOhnsons amnesty procama
believing the Observation-Disclosures of rebels to be the duty OF
the general government vos the maintenance an adequate
military force in Louisiana to see the laws properly ENFORCE
and life and proteced declares that Is to be
supported for office who will not boldly and openly pledge
himself to equal distribution white and cooed
alike of all offices which he have the of appoint
ent as the enranchised citizens constitute majority
o the marty az least one half of nominations for elective
office shall taken from that Glass; distinction to be made
whether appontees born free provided
' SAN FRANCISCO, June II.
The Southern Relief Committee of San Francisco up the
present RENTED to the New York commission in
gold
The mayor of this city has appointed who will be
paid the city, to look after immigrants as they arrive and
see that they well cared for
The Milwaukee and st. Paul and the Milwaukee Prairie
du CHEN railroads have given notice that hereafter all poor
immigrants arriving here without means OF subsistence will be
forwarded over their roads free OF charge
It would be well that other cities would follow the lead of
Milwaukee in this praseworthy work. As it is most of
our cities interested in fleeing the poor emigrant instead
of protecting them.
Gov Brown of Georgia, recently made speech at Mledge
ve which he said that if the State should refuse to
hold convention Congress would disfranchse those who
voted against it.
The council of Philadelphia refused to welcome the President
on his passing through that city,
On 18th of June the 92d anniversary of the battle of
Bunkers Hill celebrated with great spirit in Boston. 1t
seems those Yankees not afraid of England 1t really
too be reminding their dear cousins of the time when
those cousins shooting hanging burning American
I,y;oh
America remembers well she may
INCENSE BURNING IN WISCONSIN SHRINE OF TREASON
The La Crosse Democrat INDUCES in the following burst:
"Gory God in the highest In spite of Rump tyranny
Abolition malice Johnsons tmity and the hatred of the IA
naca bigoted Jefferson Davis breathes the
of freedom THAT free it be in Rump des
pot,ml and walks among his fellows the nobest Roman of
them a Long life and happy years to the nobest of
country and age.'
The New York Day Book claims have the largest crcua
ton of any Democratic paper published in United States
1t says
"Mr Davis Imprisonment has been cruel and Infamous
the WHOLE its result has been great triumph to him per-
sona He has vndeaed his position most noby and hero
icaly and out of prison ~bo' stain on his honor
If he will for restoration of the Union the
ne basis do not see h the Democratic party could do better
than him for President IN 1868. Put Edgar Cow
an of Pennsylvania for Vice President and do why
this would make white mans ticket that would sweep
North the Union and inaugurte the
good feeling The idea of nominating Grant and Lee has been
suggested quarters but Davis and COwan would be
fnitely more appropriated
THE DISPLACED SOUTHERN OFFICIALS To REINsTArED.
The Cabinen had protracted session to-day commencing
at noon and lasting until after o'clock. long debate
had the particular form of the order which sh Ii
be issued revokng the order of the Military COM
manders and renstatng the Southern officials 1t is not
known what form agreed but of the fact that steps will
be taken in day restoring the state and municipal Off
there does be the slightest doubt This has
positively been determined by the President and all his Cabinet
but Secretary Stanton
Hon. John Morrssey, of New York, desired seat in Con-
gres that might gloss his gambler and prize
nghter, and leave to his that he should not be
ashamed Of Nevertheless the Hon. John lost Immediately
after the election very large of money encounter
with Hon Ben Wood, which loss has been in
made up by winning $4,000 the Coer pze fight
the most brutal anu seoundrey ring that has
yet taken pacein America We rather think that the penitence
of Hon. Morrissy assumed.