The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

deadly glamour in the oazngs from the British ion when
in his sycophantic mood that is highly dangerous to
nations susceptible of fattery It is scarcely possible
that America can reach her hand the sea of blood
that flows between her and her aectionate mother"
and forget and forgive. She may. It is SO Christian
like. and Mr. Uriah Heap from Threadneede street. is
| SO tn6h!
The following is the finest burst of pathetic abber
CAST that we have read for time. 1t is the finest
specimen of English sore healing" that has COW
cred over Ito break anew diseases in the body potc
In conclusion entreated every of them do all they
could for the maintenance of and love between the two
great nations The of the people of England loved
and honored the Republic and reoiced IN Its prosperity and
progress and he assured that was true OF those on this
side of the water Look with condemnation any who
would stir up strife They people, nrsed by the
mother Their orefahers laid buried in the
village churchyard under the same elm and yew trees in
the old country. Their foreathers struggled for the
great principles of civil and religious liberty The Pilgrim
Fathers that founded New England their fathers
Their language and their literature Their mission
aries went hand in hand preach the gospel throughout
the world He could imagine all the friends of desposm
chucng with delight to quarrel between England and
America and if ever angels weep he could fancy them
shedding tears of bitterness strife between great
peoples who ought to go hand in hand rejoicing in
each others welfare and seeking to promote anothers
greatness and employing that greatness only for the purpose
| of preserving peace, happiness and freedom.
The masses Of the people Of England o0e this Re
public" Of course they do but must explain away
any little seeming inconsistencies in their love- by
marking, :" that they hare consumedy queer aooy Of
| showing their loue"
Look with condemnation any who would stir up
strife" He should have said the Fenians for it was to
counterfeit those rebrands he sent out here. 1t
must be consong to his English masters to know that
some of the socaed American press have taken the
from English headquarters and begin to look cross at
| us already
"They people, nursed by the same mother"
| Not much me boy. America is chicken Matched in
the eagles nest and nursed liberal pap. The blood
drawn from the stony breasts of England by the Pilgrim
| Fathers was long ago expended at Bunker Hill, and
other historic places dstasefu to the refined ears of
mother England Their orefathers laid buried in the
same village churchyards under the the ems and
yews in the old country" which is England. Send
a wiper to hide the tears which we cannot shed at
present. We can tell the gentleman where some of
our" forefathers lie buried. At Lexington Bunker
HILL Valley Forge Yorktown, etc. they lie side by side
His oreathers in red coats and the American fore
fathers in the grand old Continental uniforms AT New
Orleans too they are laid together and General Jack
son. who did not happen to draw pap from the same
mother saw your side of the house decenty whipped
| and then buried.
The angels weeping war between England and
America would make fine picture for the British
Museum Those weeping angels would be all English
angels and alas for their side they would have
to weep Many crucifed soul in English dungeons,
in Irish cabins in Indian deserts and Newcastle coal
mines would go mad with delight.
ooh, Liberty, how many crimes committed in
| thy NAME" If, after the records of the past, you
stretch forth your stainless hand to clasp the claws of
| kings heaven may forgive you, but mankind cannot
Let cousin" return to the Tower of London, and
there he will find the long black ringlets of scalped