The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
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The punishment administered by Horace Greeley the
Loyal League people probably the best thing that
happened Mr. Greeley and may be the of making him
next President There party organs that still talk
back but undoubtedly League" morally annlated
The power journalism sgnaly vndcated
and the press throughout the country debt of gratitude
to the editor of the Tribune Among the mashed individuals
Kennedy and nobody is grieved for it would be diff
cult to find obnoxious person.
And speaking of Kennedy the rufanism of his myrmdons
is becoming daily conspicuous scarcely day passing
without another police outrage" making disappearance in the
newspapers Acting under instructions from Headquarters
becoming apparently the awess portion of
the community after the example them by the Board For
instance specimen of this body regard for law immed
atey after the disturbance ST. Pacs day. Kennedy, with
giving chance to the socaed rotes for fair trial in
court of JUSTICE made his appearance in print with long
report" to the Commissions of what he alleged the
facts of the in question; although he knew nothing what
of his knowledge and the Board received this
although had the effect of embarrassing the chance of the
prisoners their defence And such has been its effect
the trial. the prisoners counsel being obliged ask for de-
the ground that the public mind preudiced by this
publication What wonder that the subordnates should be
unuy when the heads of the small regard
for the rules that designed justice?
immigration crowdng in Castle Garden has had
injurious tendency the strikes instituted by various
to establish of compensation for their labor
with the increased city fe 1t is said that
combined association of all the working under central
head being effected part of whose purpose to receive
forward all immigrants coming this port such parts
the country may present the inviting field for labor
plan this kind might thousands of poor and friend
wanderers and place them where they could be useful
themselves and the community in which they lived The
have long had societies of this nature in operation
the seaboar under their direction the German element
have attained solid oothod in the Great West The
following are the latest statistics on this subject:
The number of emgrants who left the ports of the United
Kingdom, which Government agents stationed in the
quarter ending March 81 1857 26753 The numbers
the corresponding quarters of previous 1926 in
291 in 1882 &c. GIT in 1885, and To- SO in 1862 In
1864 numbers to Al 037 In 1866 they 513
and they 672 Of the 1853 emgrants in the
winter quarter of the present year, ID 56 Irsh Sl6
emigrnts who sailed to the United States 1887 rsh
670s English S76 Scotch and foreigners Of the O19
emigrants to the Austrian colonies 984 English 739
Ir 224 Scotch and 81 foreigners 93l of the emgants
embarked at English ports LOTT Scotch ports and 1906 at
Irish ports.
The Herald had recently sensational of Fenan
movements the objects of which advertise certain
firm the hardware business operating principally in brass
We do operate extensively in BRASS said the m, admitting
the in other papers, but have no orders
from certain quarter and don't want any; which shows
that the firm" have still something learn in the line of
business qualifications It of the pulls collateral
whose style peculiar to the Herald when can see an OBJ
jective point
The cable still keeps reporting arrests trials and sentences
of Fenan prisoners in Ireland The poor fellows have bad
time of there although the talk sometimes reminds
of Lieutenant Derby of facetous memory IN his light with
the enraged editor whose confidence he had abused AT this
stage of the fight said Derby succeeded in getting
between his teeth my hair into his hands, &C. Still the
English plight much better, morally speaking and their