The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10

starvation the cemeteries being too small for those found
by the roadside
In 177S restitution to alarming extent according to
Lord Nugent prevailed in Ireland.
In 1877 eye caused by indulgence and hunger attacked
100000 persons in Ireland of whom $4,000 persisted.
In 1926, bad food caused 200 900 sicknesses
In 1885, the Commissioners the Social State of Ireland
stated at nearly three millions the number of persons in
state of restitution The sad story is told in 1888 and
1S43. All these horrors insignificant when viewed in
contact with the great destructive artificial famine of AZ As
and 40 Except the revolving pictures drawn by Josephus
and Spencer it outrvas all the evils that afflicted
portion Of human kind. i before this hour like
rightfu DREAM dont like writing OF il, il makes my
blood cold From that calamous year of AZ to the
present hour aud from the present hour till the last puff of
life leaves my nosr will cherish in gall and wormwood
English rule and all its accused associations in this country
forgot in the above catalogue the description given by
Spencer of the desolaon of great part of Munster in the
tine Of Elizabeth when the Irish annasts say the lowing
Of could scarcely be heard from Drumqueen in Kerry,
to Cashel i'll pperay When according to Spencer out
Of every the woods they creeping their limbs
able bear them up looking like anatones of DEATH
and crying like ghosts from their graves eating ead carbon
and one another soon after that In short time none were
left and rich and plentiful county suddenly LEFT void Of
and beast There is picture Of English rule for you
What say you to thai dear Sog9arths A1oon?
Should write all think and feel OH this subject il would
make this letter nconyenieatly long. l will
you for your heroic efforts in defending the poor Christ
And only they the poor OF Christ would say to hem
for submitting amely to such revolving restitution i'll the
midst of plenty-OUT UPON YOU, TOWARDS, SLAVES,
DOWN ROT, HAVE COURAGE TO
INSIST THE RIGHT GoD AND NATURE GIVES YOU
Very sincerely, JEREMIAH VAUGHAN, PIP
Rev. P. Lavele PIP
DoNNYBRooK TRANSFERRED TO DUBLIN.
1t will be SEEM from the following choice scene that the
Dublin Corporation is no boheling its tender conscience
very much about The "poor OF the West" Those wellfed
patriots fighting about whether the next Lord Mayor shall
be Catholic Protestant. Last year the Poteans had
their in the person Of pettfoggng placehuner named
Joint 1t is this time, say the Catholics Delightful
country where teregous amino les enter into every
test from corporation chimney sweeps down to Numbers of
Parliament The NJ Sullivan mentioned is A. NJ Sullivan
Esq., OF The Dublin Nation. OF Mr.. Dcnnehys antecedens
we know nothing. He is very vehement actor:
THE DUBLIN CoRpoRATIoN-A SoENE-A special meet
ing the Dublin Corporation held Tuesday for the
nomination of Lord Mayor for 1868 Councillor Mackey
c. was proposed on behalf OF the Conservative parry and
Mr. Sullivan moved an amendment to the effect that it
nexpedent proceed with the resolution very long and
rather lively debate enued during which Mr. Byne charac
erized Mr. Suvans amendment trick in support Of
the present Lord Mayor The motion as against the amend
ment carried by 26 to 25 Mr. Dewitt then moved that
Dr. Carroll be nominated to he Office OF Lord Mayor for the
ensuing year. The motion seconded and of great
confusion and disorder followed motion for adjourn
put and lost by 25 o. Alderman Reynolds next
moved amid great laughter that The corporation adjourn for
seven years but the Lord Mayor thought it would be
"exnction of the council" to put it to the meeting
Mr. Dennehy wished to state that he prposed voting for
Dr. Carroll He found in his ward that the people did
conceive that the reelection of Protestant gentleman
in accordance with the that Catholic and
a Protestant should be elected turn about.
Mr. Sullivan protested against this question being raised
Catholics and Proestants and he complained OF its being
raised by gentleman who the meeting referred to- voted
for his lordship Let that gentleman not try to cloak his
perfdy now.
Mr. DennehyIIs this right? Ca" this ma" rise up Nth the
The Lord Mayor consider the language used by Mr..
Dennehy supplementary and disorderly and hope he
will withdraw it. gentemen can forget themselves in this
way so far as to such insulting language, they should
quit the corporation the corporation should make them
quit it, (Hear) =,
Mr.. Sullivan-Yes
The Lord Mayor-If the gentleman stated anything
rary to the fact your duty to call my attention to it,
Mr. DennehyI call your attention to it Cries of
Retract')
The Lord Mayor hope you will at once apologize and
withdraw such language.
Mr.. Dennehy-Le him withdraw the word he used first.