The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

799-a majority of only 375 That Constitution was pretty
well adapted to the political situation and necessarily gave
oene TO the Southern smpathizers who had long ruled
the State Now, after the lapse of few months another
Constitution, which bears as heavily against the
Republican side deemed prudent to 90 before
the people the short notice of four weeks and as the
gres thus far received go show is run down their
with the greatest The document itself moth
ing remarkable and nowhere exhibits any evidence of the
necessity for its creaton indeed it is little more than trick
to rehabitae the osraczd rebels of the war; and open
convenient doors for them slip into comfortable oce
The scent for office keen and time to be lost BIT is
enacted believe that in the Constitution adopted
there shall be election in Baltimore within about one
month, by which election the friends of the new concern
hope get complete possession of that city, and possibly to
hold the whole State in the interest of the President and his
policy Life liberty and the pursuit of office appear have
been the maxim under which the orgnaors of this mnia
ture revolution operated the Civil Rights bill was to be
ignored had been time and again ouawed by decisions
OF Maryland judges the ngger and especially the niger
who fought for the Unon be reduced to his normal
condition. at least shut from the ballot and such
other civil privileges he could safely be deprived Of the
veterans of Lees army to be reendowed with
the franchises and tests of loyalty be abolished
The Gulf scourged again by the yellow plague
st appearance traced to ndanoa Texas but we believe
that according to CUSTOM emgraed northward from Mex
ico Apparently there has been breaking fever at
Havana the track of the epidemic thus far developed
from Vera Cruz to Indanoa thence to Galveston Hos-
ton, thence to New Orleans and Pensacola sngulary
avoiding the port of Mobile The broad bay of the latter
has better sanitary conditions than New Orleans but this
advantage will hardly it from the plague which be-
leaguers its neghbo The yellow fever like another
pirate of the Gulf hosting the black flag and in certain
That the epidemic is serious in all the cities which has
reached is proved by the health statement For instance
Galveston the total of deaths during the has been 74
comparatively small percentage, however, of the 5000
people estimated have been sick In Houston and Indian
oa the disease is propoonaey severe 1000 being
reported in the former town. At last the pest has attacked
New Orleans in earnest and 100 victims reported within
two days But the people of Galveston the dreSd
full sufferers by ravages and it is to them that the humane
merchants of this city sending relief Their bounty
should be enlarged and expedited Fortunately not vast
number of the sick have died but is hard imagine any
state of affection than half city laid upon its back
and tended by another half convalescent
The Hon. B. F. Perry of South Carolina has been pro-
posing two foolish plans for getting rid of the negroes
One settle them reservations as separate and dis
tinct communities has been done with the Indians" Is
Mr. Perry delighted with the of Indian sys-
tenn that he wants to it extended to four millions
blacks? The other plan is to send them all to Liberia and
he wishes to know if the removal could be accomplished
in twenty years Well the coored population of the South
alone would make about spoads and send eight
hundred four hundred vessels every year would re-
qure very respectable navy But pray what right has
Mr. Perry, other white man, either imprison the
freedmen reservations transport them foreign land?
The Country is just much theirs his and if he does not
want to live with them Mr.. Perry had better go away
himself.
Nothing could be better than the speech of Mobile bar
ber when number Of ex-rebes lately offered him $4,000
to run for Congress-: Gentlemen, if sell myself sell my
people, if sell my people, sell my children" If any
thing half good said at Anetam the other day we
shall be glad to record it.
In recent Indian conference The Whip is reported to
have said would like to talk three or four hours to ex
cite your pity My Great Father when him. told me
to behave myself and gave piece of land and told
work it and take of it, have no tools to work
with, and can't scratch the ground with my hands
don't know what kind of God Almighty we have got
whether he will make poor or rich. If you can
help me, believe in six from can get vingo
This of the Poncas Indians whose chiefs go into
the field and pillow all day. and whose people never get
drunk Nevertheless read of them being abandoned to
the tender meres of hostile drunken
soldiers the ohera party of the latter having wantony
and perfdiousy killed seven of them few years ago.
correspondent of The Cincinnati Commercial gives an
interesting sketch of the council Fort Suy the 31st
On the 31st Saturday at early hour, the Commission
were in readiness General Sherman appeared in his mill
tary coat, and less of xed-up appearance WIS
worn by all the company At 10 o'clock three ambuanGes
drawn by six mules each decked with red flannel rosetes
arrived and the Commission and gentlemen of the press
speedily taking possession of all the they
the rate or proportion of IA people ambulance