The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-21

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mted There good many others of the same class who
although not in this prison long, have nevertheless been
in confinement elsewhere SO as to have been submitted Tor
eight months or upwards strict cellular discipline
it possible that the dark hints of Dr. Donnel refer to
this latter class and that the of his dissatisfaction
arises from gloominess eccentrclty ana oooy prooceo
| by the cellular discipline on untried men?
The above is from the Dublin hishman
What the of multiplying words The yrants OF Eng
land simply torturng into madness and DEATH those
political prisoners who have fallen into their hands, That's
ALL 1t is the of od-only little more cruelty
refined The pitch cap of 1913 is changed for the sraitwa
coat of 49, "Can the Ethiopian change his skim the
leopard his spots?"
MILITARY DEFEND DRoGHEDA AGAINST FENIAN ATTACKS
| DRoGHEDA, Saturday, August "a. meeting of the
magistrates of this town and the rural districts called by
circular this day held in the assembly OF the Iho
sell for the purpose of taking steps secure permanent
military force in Drogheda.
The Chairman, in explaining the object of the meeting
remarked that for his part from the very quiet state OF
the town and surrounding districts for time past he did
any absolute necessity for retaining troops In Droghe
d. If any disturbance should suddenly they could
easily have prompt support from Dublin or Dundalk
Mr. earthly said in reference to the remark OF the
the facility with which troops could be obtained In
of disturbance he had only believed another
Fenan outbreak occurred the first movement of the insu
gents would be cut off the connection with Dublin and the
North by pulling up the rails ON the line Therefore he
would that memorial would be adopted praying that
a military force be continued in the town.
Mr. Harper felt great pleasure in secondng the motion,
which was declared unanimously adopted
/ EMIGRATION.
LIST of july which is the turning point of the shows
that there still great increase in the vitality in the exodus
and dcded og Off Every week for the last two months
the average number of steamers calling at Queenstown for
passengers their outward has been and some
times fve while for the corresponding period the previous
year the number scarcely exceeded three This week.
which does appear be the only exception to the rule
there have been since Monday and people will
scarcely credit the fact that in these four days 900 souls have
left their homes in this country to seek their fortunes IN
from the most authentic sources. On Monday the lnman
extra steamer sailed from here having embarked 44O passen
gers; The day the Cunard Aleppo
barked 10; Wednesday the Guion steamer Manhattan
took board TO- and yesterday there proceeded in the
Inman City of Boston, 55 in the National steamer
Virginia. 4O and in the Worcester OF the Baltimore line,
25-ota 1000 persons From the Sd July up to yesterday
period of weeks transatlantic steamers
exclusive of the Cunard mail boats sailed from Queenstown
for America and during the interval 5000 passengers
were transported the Atlantic That would leave
average per week of about 743 souls, which, time when
labor is premium here almost unprecedented in
the annals of emigration from Ireland.-C0rk Herald.
PAUPERIsM NECESSARY TO THE EXISTENCE OF ENGLISH
POWER
wibe seen the following that the English laws Ire
land are so ncely framed for killing that when
enter those hopeless bases erected for the extinction of man
hood and called warehouses; all of escape off
from the victims Useless for ableboded to cry etus
to bread by the sweat of brow out they
cannot get They ask for sckes enable them to rise to
the dignity of labor more but the guardians vultures
tell them they poweress to assist them Even though
complying with their desires the country and the Government
would be saving money 1t part of Engand designs
Ireland make them keep the people paupers 1t now
when Burns described words that will live forever the
inhumanity of man to
See ZEE o13d d poor, o'erzlab bore wight.
| Who asks his brother of the earth
| To give him leave to toll.
And see his naughty fellow-worm
The poor petition spurn."
| A LAUDABLE DESIRE LABoR.-DRoGHEDA August
lion the guardians of this union taking their seats the
board at the usual weekly meeting yesterday they
waited by depuation of ablebodied male paupe
who mplord them, that the harvest about being
cut down in this locality to furnish all who willing
engage with the farmers with reapng hooks They had
friends of their to apply to for assistance and they must
throw themselves upon the kind consideration of the board
otherwise they would still remain burden on the aepayers