The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07

gregate only twenty-five in the Electoral Colege
The New York Tribune observes that the result of the
registrations and elections in the Southern States have de-
monsrated that the coored not disappearing
rapidly Governor Sharkey and other Conservatives pre-
dcted would that not intensely Ignorant not to
know which side ought vote for the protection of its
interests; that there is white loyal party at the South
which, when backed by the colored VOTE is willing and able
to control nearly quite every Southern Stae that Whe
negro-kng active occupation long thenegroes
had no political rights it suddenly and universally ceases
when blacks and whites placed the leve and
that all the Feedmens Bureaus magnably backed by one
hundred thousand bayone not effective to protect the
rights of all classes of Southern society the ballot has
proven to be- These demonstrations aimportant for
they vndicae the creed of the Republican party the
question of reconstruction fully their previous principles
relative to the wrong of slavery and the praccaby OF
sustaining the Union by force of vindicated
The trial of Jeff Davis again posponed-ths time until
the last of March next is probably quite well that the
farce of trying the arbitrator before jury should be de-
layed for presume nobody has the remotes idea that
anything will of such trial. few postpone
ments and the country will be relieved of the necessity of
the trial at all for in the nature of things jeff Davis wit
judge and jury will have passed to land where trials
unknown 1t may be well to remark in this connection
that Jefferson Davis is charged with treason against the
| Government of the United States.
The nominations of Fernando Wood and Mr.. Hoffman,
neither of whom has drop of Irish blood in his VEINS for
of the New York city, threefourths of whose Demo-
sod which every true Irish Democrat will avenge if he is
not lost to all of the glory of the land that bore him.
Is there Irish Democrat in New York fit to be
elected mayor after their long service in the ranks of the
party? Must the Connoys, Sweenys, Moloneys McClus
keys, OBrens and Rafertys and Lynches, and Shaugh
nesys and McCarnochans and OMahonys and the
the Irish race all stand aside for these American hucksters
in Irish votes? Have the rishmen of New York been
excluded from the offices long enough?
The Roman question has reached its third stage the first
being the nurrecton and the second the occupation of
Papa territory by the French troops 1t remains to be
determined what shall be done the perpeuy of
the Papa and preserve the peace of Europe The
Pope who has heretofore opposed the Conference proposed
by Naposon being evidently distrustfu of the temper of
the European powers has withdrawn his objections and it
to be decided that the Conference shall be held The
strongly Roman Catholic city of Munich has been selected
as the place. and the 18th of December the time for its
meeting The only obstruction now likely be thrown in
the way of Napoleons plans will be the failure of
of the leading to accept places in the Conferences
which the power chiefly interested said already to have
sgnifed her intention to be represented and the other
ing the sinking fortunes of the Pope The attitude of Eng
land uncertain but it is highly probable that gov
ernmen with its proverbia caution will endeayor to stand
aoof from the question altogether leaving Louis Napoleon
to be the leading spirit of the occasion.
The Convention of September 1864 between France and
Italy secured the following results ID The pledge of Italy
attack the territory of the Pope and to prevent by
force if necessary attack upon that territory from without
2 the withdrawal of the French troops from the Papa
Staes 3 the pledge of the italian Government not to resist
the organization of Papa army though composed of
foreign mercenaries and az the pledge of Italy to
her proportionate share of the Papal debt.
Garibald has received permission go his home in
Caprera. Victor Emmanuel found him too large elephant
and let him Free The truth is, long Garbadi in
prison. the Italian did not sit easily the Kings
head.
We give the following Geographic dispatch from Liver
pool the truth of which we very much doubt:
1t is reported that the prisoner Kelly, who rescued
from the police authorities at Manchester by his Fenian
brethren time ago. has been recaptured Different
stories his whereabouts had been in circulation for
considerable timesome persons claiming that he in
Belgium and others again that they had him in France
According dispatches received to-day it seems that when
the regular Inman Line steamship City of Paris Captain
Kennedy which sailed from this port the 10th instant
reached Queenstown of the police of that city quietly
aboard and captured Kelly who had disguised himself
and taken passage from Liverpool for New York"
In the British House of Commons Tuesday evening"
Goth November Mr.. Disrae Chancellor of the Exchequer
moved vote of supply of two millions pounds sterling for
the expense the Abysinan He supported the motion
with Speech in which he recalled the various pacific efforts
made in vain by England obtain the release OF the British
capves and justified the final action of the Government in