The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23


man, and that too in often carrying out the schemes of wick
edness and oppression Man most certainly by
words Deeds teaching example, things that relating
to initiative man, governments, national municipal,
and even household prove; God does but Bless IT'S
Gods blessing that at last the which in
various ways impose upon their elowmen The of
ignorance is generally dspeled by the light of and
intelligence.
There another pet aacy of small caliber found the
south side Of Mason and Dxons ne which full grown as
well juvenile aacy suckers used eject with vehemence
and tobacco juice: "a cold blooded Yankeep meaning
all that cowardy and mean themselves claiming the
title of "hotblooded Souhernerw chvarc and noble Now
to whom do they think awise Creator would give hot
blood? Is it to the natives of the tropics and cold blood to
the native of cline with the temperature often below zero?
Local sectional aacies have always had their origin
in the lucrative and aspiring schemes of sechosen few
Those of the South formed and foered by British states
for purpose which has furnished them with the
successful motto of 8" Divide and rule"
AS we have acted in the past conscience builds up airy
minence dakens path with doubts and fears for the
future. Englands past does not tend to alleviate the latter
feeling but the contrary overshadows her future with
thousand retributons Those hrobbing items of suffering
life and memory burning in the bosom of many exile
from her shores. When England wishes to find her way
back the paradise she have been driven FROM she has
but look Gas the serpent might for the Shiny trail which
and the trail of slavery left by her in the South pointed
her future line of action Oh, how mildly began the
snakishj fascination How terribly it ended- yet eadedi
How soft and insinuatng the pet of Anglo
Saxon race and "Our American Cousins p Yes these terms
of reacherou endeaents the waters like gentle
dove cooings Then her literature gradually sappng and
bending every oshoot of this dear underground Of Anglo
Saxonism the required curve flooded States filled
magazines and newspapers lay in book form center
encng certain class of emigans seek homes here
stepped in British funkyism that although they carried
nothing away with them but the religion and loyalty the
Government bred forced their fathers to accept from the
throne and awful idea of British greatness it
struck the poor mpetons to ask themselves why they had
nothing else to bring away with them Or why they could
not live under the shadow of much greatness? In the
South they found kindred spirits and naturalization
might be dispensed with under funkysm that found its
counterpart in sectional surroundings the thing need
to settle down. catch the prominent idea of the locality
leave things national for sociapt criticisms and hreng
journalists keep their British protection, whch they could not lve
under home encourage epto hatch easOn and plot conp
acies against the United States Government which they could
live and get fat and weay ade and take let
anyone who would dare call his soul his own have
idea outside of the stock allowable make anything
except in their phraseoogy to "Hake tracks, with coat
of tar and feathers his back Then the unpaid labor s
tenn which gave the agricultural wealth of the South to few
arstocas whose arrogance far ousrpped their intelligence
and strangely variance with that democracy expected
to be found in true Republic They assumed greatness
they had haUng they knew on what founda
ton it rested This apng of borrowed superiority broke
out in an incurabe egotism known by the of Southern
chivary
But England knew that the South had four great staples
cardinal points, by which the ships Of the world seered
their course her markets. namely cotton RICE sugar and
tobacco and that all the South had and that depended
the forced labor about four five millions OF slaves her
teaching had made Disconnected Ships, she had none
mechanical Inventions work was not counted respect
able for white skin. Her merchants were merely selling
commission and the young mems highest aspirations to
be haread lawyers doctors the rest book and some
bodys store keepers Throw in bone of contention that