The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07


The word Oppression absurd as applied by Ireland to
England This outherod Herod In the name of God what
is the meaning Of oppresson What does he call the
alton OF million of human beings while English law,
soldiers police etc., carried the harvest that should feed the
people to swell the English revenue? Why have nine mil
lions OF the Irish fled from Ireland in the last century,
Why it the people be turned their land
the beck of foreign landlord? Why the dungeons of
England filled with of the intelligent of
or any other race? Surely if this had studied this SUBJ
ec had seen his friends flung upon the world and
OF his race die by the million of English produced mines
he would not be nice in his application of words About
being revouonists in Ireland and monarchists elsewhere
something that has puzzled ourselves Condemnng
for seeking for what they believe to be the rights of their
ry and in the same breath demanding the rights for
Ireland is something that cannot excuse Some time
people will the necessity of being revoutionist unver
sally well in Irish The who put down
revolution in France and Italy will lend their aid England
whenever it will be required put down revolution in
Ireland.
BLOOD BLOOD
English workingmen of radical opinions will conquer
their aversion for the rshther modes of life in large
towns their habits and acts and will am persuaded ioin
in plea for the lives of all the actually guilty of
the death of Brett; but further they will co. Allen
hung, the evaporation of the Irish in cities will be
great If the others found guilty of murder stranged
will be intense The Irish ignorant careless of
injury to life and limb fanatica that they may try
vertabe of To-day the Queen returned to Lon
don from her retreat in Scotland and the press officially
eneaed by the government not to publish beforehand the
times at which the railway train bringing her would reach
and leave the various stations dare hardly glance
thus far at what is expected and feared by the people in
authority. Suppose the gallows! Five
men, dying in glow of patriotic fervor their
words recorded their looks and demeanor described the
xcitable nature of the Irish will be set fire. and when
that is the case there is hardly any outrage they would
shrink FROM You all know what may occur Up
tain limit everything will be left to the law but
imagine fearful scenes amongst populace in certain
ngencies believe the execution of the whole batch of
the condemned will be frighul mistake 1t will be the
baptism of Fenanism On the European continent will
be made precedent for other political oenses and all the
liberal party there will cry shame upon it, Aliens is
different If the punishment of death is retained it
must be carried out with him. but there which
to appear to dictate even his reprieve
And now word about the
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR AND THE AMERICAN IRISH
have rarely been astonished by anything in the
diplomatic world than by the seeming silence of Mr..
Adams some time ago. respecting hefeow prodg
hurried off to Ireland where the habeas corpus act was
pended in order that he might be lodged prison without
any delay. The fragrant violation of law.
No would be safe if it But though Meany
American CITIZEN have heard that his Ambassa
dor interviewed asked for explanations The
the men at Manchester is worse and calls for immediate
explanations.
The prisoner Could in the interval yesterday between the
verdict of the jury end the sentence said to the judge
g" citizen of the United States of America and if
Charles Francis Adams had done his duty towards me- he
ought to do in this country, would be in this dock
answering your questions Mr.. Adams did not come
though wrote to him. He did to if could
not find evidence to disprove the charge which positively
could if he had taken the trouble of sending coming
see what could do. hope the American people will
notice that part of the business"
The prisoner Shore said:
a. too American citizen, and English territory
have committed no crime which makes me amenabe to
the Crown of England have done nothing and as mat
ter of did expect protecion-as this gentlemen
pointing to Aen has said the protection of the ambassa
dor of my government citizen of the State of Ohio;
but sorry say my is not Shore. My is
Edward OMeagher Connor. belong to Ohio and there
are loving hearts there that will be for this have
nothing but best wishes to send them and best feel
ings and assure them that die Christian and
lrishmen; and that ashamed afraid of anything
have done, the consequences, either before God
man."
Now, is it true that Mr. Adams declined to provide these
with the of legal defense? liz and if it is