The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

understand it. On the contrary he is member of family
highly connected with the offices of State in Ireland but
feeling of partisanshp him from the honest dis
charge of the solemn duties of his profession Edward Duffy
and Thomas Burke are under his now, and have
doubt the better for being under it. Indeed should say
that they have much improved since their change from Kill
mailman to Mountjoy. For Duffy, however, there is
ultimate hope of his recovery The disease under which he
abors has kill him. and the prison airs and prison
pangs will assist his murder Poor fellow, he is doomed be-
yond all chances and must die matter how his disease is
baed with. Burkes health is much improved, am glad
say and still glad say, shall him of
these days. and report the interview for your readers.
AGAIN.
Famine again horrifes people, and decimates
them 1t RACES and ravens sorry say, the whole
West with small mitigation. The piteous appeals
made by the pastors of this stricken people for assistance for
hem and, yet with but Indifferent success? Saving the
people Ireland neither fashionable deemed polite by
paterna Government and they let die quietly whilst
they make sign. However, voice has been raised to g
matize such injustice and when say that is the voice of
john of Tuam you will know that it has not been poweress
nor wanted zeal earnestness and eloquence.
DUBLIN, Sunday Morning. June Both, 1857
There lu in public excitement in Ireland and the days
pass laziy through those hours of the time
Dublin is gay ever gay the streets looked
the eyes of the butterflies of fashion, before that terrible
morning when the amished mob of the canae marched
Versailles and camored the palace gates for bread
and fashionable lady at court asked could they not eat
bobom is gay in thatsummer when the fashionable
promenade Soyers soup the military espa-
nade the Kings Bridge and the voare of the turnkey
drawing of this degraded metropolis wled away an
hour in listening the band that played so merry
marches wazes and overtures whilst the starving artisans
of Dublin walked in single file the caudron where the
dole of food dealt out by the chef de cuisine 1t gay
in that evening when manaced and prisoner
the felony convict John Mitchell stumbled down
the steps upon the Liey WALL take his in the
cutter of that good ship belonging her Majesty which
to bear him from Ireland forever Equpages dash through
Streets ladies dressed in the extreme of fashion
its pavements idle gentlemen accompany them, stroll up
and down admire, be admired and you would never
learn from external evidence that the countrys heart is
pusng with the great and mighty grief of mourning the
national fate and yearnng like that of Rachel for her lost
children.
THE CAUSE
After all it is easily accounted for Those Haunting ladies
and those Longing the leaders of the garrison mill
ary cvthe English garrison in Ireland include the
snowy DANES in that association of warfare Just much
the masculine sodiery of its legions They its
combaan MEMBERS but their corrupng influence Just as
grave and great they amongst the party militant
They soften down the nationality of the weak young
outside of the garrison walls and make their warped ympa
thes useful those inside they teach weak young women
of the class be of the mind for the sake of adj
mission into what they call their and thus they perform
their task for turnkey and abased souls the garrison is
very influential The garrison generally, civil and military
garrison very social and many weak head like many
weak conscience is ruined ball. The civil garrison con-
seh of pacemen and their sons daughters and relations
judges heads of Government departments underngs of the
same all the bishops and clergy of the Established Church.
all that hope be judges heads
underngs of the same all that hope be bishops recors
wives brothers, sisters the foregoing and their
friends Thus you the non-combatant element is very
powerful and just in full swing for military officers
abound in Dublin One night the colonel of such regiment
gives ball to the colonel and officers and friends of another
and another night the head of Government department
gives promscuous invitation fashion, civil and military
and