The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

out cent of bounty Just at this strenuous efforts
made excite the Germans against the Irish as II the
nacsm that crushed party to-day would not find an OPP
porunity tomorrow crush the other.
In strong with this fatering view of Irish charac-
ter take the following from the Pail laA Gazette, being
part of long copied into the World the italics being
reproduced as they appeared in the copy also the heading
THE DOUBLE TRAITORS THE
AND MISUNDERSTANDING MASSEY
From the Pail Gazette April
In the case going on in Dublin for high
treason the have already effected object which
tsefs of quite much Importance the conviction of
the their trial In the of two of its leaders
they have dragged the Fenan conspiracy through the very
fou mud that it possible imagine. Convictions
tons failures in the field intestine quares and the
bezement for the purposes of selfish luxury of the funds
which subscribed for the purposes of all less
intoeraby shameful than such made the
other day by the who calls himself General Massey and
by G. Corydon It is seldom given any to have
accept such load of namy these wretched creatures
ND with as the price of their worthless lives Fenans
have in them single spark of shame, any portion
worth mentioning of that of humor which often
sound guide in the business of fe they will the
any of participation conspiracythe fortunes
of which under the direction of such nconceivbe pat
and contemptibe scoundrels
Such the history of these two scoundre and surely all
the stories that have lately been told in of justice
would be difficult to mention to match in baseness
Treason is bad enough in ITSELF but double treason
thing for which it impossible to find suitable language and
double produced in the sheer terror and
in the other by the most sordd and beggary aVarce the
contemplate of all forms of crime The remarkable
of the is that Massey of the leading in the
revolt He it who and communicated with the centres
both Dublin and Cork, and he entrusted with the mag
nifcnt of ESQ for reasonable purposes which, he
tells he distributed in slices of about $50 to each of his
subordinates Such the fellows cowardce that
his first thought finding himself betrayed by Coydon
beray every else all round in order to his
contemplate neck As for Corydon simply the inevitable
epressbe Irish spy who provided by of the
regular constitutional safeguards of the English
AGAINST Irish treason II a strange and as
it that Notwithstanding the the generosity
and the fidelity which the characteristics of the
Irish many cases. and which especially show themselves in
Al Dybinl
frequently band together TO prevent or the
execution of the law there is also be found amongst them
of political treachery of which would be hard
for any hidous examples Is pos
sbe for instance imagine deeper namy than that OF the
wretch McNay wno oelng oarister 1or many years receV
pension from the Irish for selling the
of his clients? There has been Irish resurrection M
surecionary Which has not been coaod bamah0e
traitors and it is highly desirable that who has
inclination embark in such undertaking should be made
of the fact that it is morally certain that of his
friends and will be all the while making few pounds
informing the government of everything that going
councils of their enemies There certainly doubt
that orydon perfectly right describing organ
cation being worth the shedding of single drop of
blood
To which the reply is that the Pail Mall Gazette is not
authority in Irish matters, being the organ of nte
party whose hands red with innocent blood and
whose whole mind given to the production of state of a
fairs that described. Aside from this there
doubt the fact becoming apparent every day.
that the Fenan outbreak in Ireland government affair
last designed for the double purpose exploding
Irish disaection while England peace with the world
of dsgracing the Irish Every of the in
connected with this abortion shows stimulus behind
it, Campo Beo with its army of invasion consisting of 80
or 90 men, achievements where
driven rise against the government without
Throughout there behind the working out
with machiavellian consistency, whose identity will
yet light And the nformers Massey, Coydon, and
them the natural adncs and accessories
of this Engsh-not INSTRUMENTATION. 1t old game of
England and her agents abroad manufacture Masseys and
Coydons in Ireland and point them illustrations of the
Irish character. They part of the horrible machinery
essential to her rule in that country. But they English
creations and not Irish And because England has resored to
such preserve her ascendancy she shall