The Irish republic., 1867-08-17

if Heaven will grant him the years of ethaah-a that
has been written the subject and listen all discussions of
i-at morning calls ea-tabes and where housekeepers
do congregate-and verify he will doubt no longer.
The induction of fact is voumnous but thus far what prac
tica results have they suggested Whoever can tell us
to reconcile gaism and republicanism will be the
beneactor of suffering race the shining light and deverer
of his day and generation The courageous philosopher must
grapple suspect at the very outset with the inquiry
whether there be not rreconcabe anagonsm between
democracy and domestic service? Liberty and equality
there's one rub the demand greater than the supptheres
another ignorance of housekeepe and consequent depend
upon Observation-Disclosures the third Wages not the
difficulty. We know lady who willing to pay the
highest price and do the work herself in order to the
gentee appearance of having maid to answer the
and report her mistress "engaged; but her humble
expectations realized We have heard of bride
with whom money OF no account She had thirteen
cooks in many weeks. We acquainted with consld
matron who provides the priestes of her culinary
department with special attendant do all the dishwashng
and cleaning up but she Notwithstanding her extra gener
osy is often left to burn her fingers and the beesteaks
likewise We have earned-but must stop.-The Tran
script finds way of escape except in aborsavng machines
and looks forward to millennium of automatic cooks and
walters.
The investigation of the Almshouse Paterson N jersey
has shown that system of slow murder established by
its Superintendent The cruees inflicted upon the women
and children the sick and crippled and insane would not be
credited upon rumo but clearly proven Yet these
atrocities pracced for months without the knowledge
of the public and appear to have been revealed by accident
The management Of this institution is sufficient for
examination of all Others and the Governor might properly
appoint Commission to inquire into the treatment of our
paupers and unatics We have for believing
that such horrible tyranny that OF the superintendent at
Paterson would be discovered but it certain that
reforms needed.
The citizens of Leps in Delaware Thursday morning
25th uimo horrorstricken by Mr. Thomas r. George
coming into and reporting that the body of
hanging willow along the road leading to the railroad
the of Mr. John Slaughters farm about mile out
of town. Many citizens visited the of the tragedy He
very dark hued and about % "a years DID, and sup
posed weigh from 130 to 140 pounds He had been work
ing farm with William T. Collins at Martins bridge
Last night about O'clock while Mr. Collins and his wife
absent visiting neighbor five six unknown
persons disguise to his house and called the boy out
in the yard when he set tied carried off and hung
from the tail of cart Wagon of Sort the tracks
of the wheels under the corpse No be
assigned for this fearful outrage Mr. Collins oubudings
fired and burned to the ground Monday night last
Some suppose that this fire had something to do with the
hanging there good grounds to suspicion this boy
who recognized to be William Evans but there is not
the least evidence that that had the least interest in
the property destroyed had any completely in the hanging
1t sad case he considered perfectly loyal and had
served several years in the war; The will hold
inquest to-day and he be able to develop something that
will give clue to the perpetrators of this rash act
The of Cicero, illinois, is possessed by law, of two
justices of the peace One of these gentlemen for something
done undone not appreciated the contrary he
held in dsvor The citizens of Cicero perhaps not
htgou but they always represented In corporate
capacity in court of record by suit and they dis
liked one they asked for special election not to appoint
substitute but upon arbitrary count of noses to appoint
third The law allows Cicero justice to each thousand of
inhabitants and the inhabitants claimed that they three
thousand in number Twelve eeholders two town officers
and the supervisors joined in calling election, evidently
forgetting that elections based upon official returns and
not upon private information The election held and
the following is copy of the return made by the clerk
"CIcERo August 1st, 1867
l. John J. Moloney, Town Clerk of the Town of Cicero
Do Hereby Certify that Special Election Held at the four
mile House in the Town of Cicero for Justice Of the Peace
that Roa Pearsa received the Majority of Votes as By
Election Returns the inhabitants claiming that the Had Three
Thousand and No Senses taken to prove the same
"Witness my hand this 1st day of August A 1861
"I JOHN J. MoLoNEY, Town elk of Cicero"
An election for Governor and Legislator held in Ken
lucky Monday last and resulted in Democratc,Secesh
hope of success made but feeble contest and almost let
the election go to default The result this election in en-
lucky hailed great Democratic Conservative victory
But how achieved By enfranchzng every rebel who
bore against the United States and 0oo
coored Unonsts unversal suffrage prevailed IN ent4cky
the Republicans could the State by looo to looo
majority.