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senator Frel,nEnuysen on Recon,

struction-
Senator Frelinghuysen, OF New Jer-
sey, delivered IA speech in Bridgeton,
n. j., on the 2Sd irst., in which, after
Gtrougly arguing in favor of manhood
suffrage, he said:
Can the rebel States say that the Gov
erument which they were trying to de-
sIroy by tire and sword guarantees to
them reserved righis-the right, for in
stance, to regulate their suffrage? We
say TO them the Constitution guarantees
nothing TO an open enemy, and least OF
all to an enemy who makes his hostill-
ty infamous by treason. The Constitu-
ton says that, in reference to the subject
of currency, the making OF war and
peace, the settlement OF controversies
between the States, the Federal Gov
eminent has not only supreme but e&-
elusive Jurisdiction. Well, these ten
rebel States undertook TO have cur
renCy without the assistance OF the
United States. Now tell me as a ques-
tion of right, not as saquestion of power,
who shall give in? There would, had
the rebels succeeded, or were the
Democratic reasoning sound, be
Two separate Governments, each hav-
ing exclusive jurisdiction over
the same subject. OF course it is the
Federal Government that has, and
-
tion. Again, an amendment to the
Constitution becomes necessary by
reason of the war, but We can't have
three fourths OF the States to adopt the
amendment. Further, If the Demo-
cratic doctrine that these States are in
the Union be true, there has not been
single constitutional act since the be-
ginning OF the war. If this doctrine is
true these rebel States could go into the
field in the morning and come to Con-
gress in the afternoon. and vote them
selves supplies to carry on the war
But, you say, when the war was over
they were re.established to their old
rights. On that principle the rights
which they had lost by going to war
were regained by being defeated. Why,
fellow citizens, If that doctrine is true,
they went TO war without The possibili-
ty of loss, and Without the possibility
OF gain. If they succeed, they estab-
lish their nation-no loss, thatI If
they are defeated, why they. have
their old status in our nation, which Is
a great deal better one. If we were
defeated our nation WAS gonei and II
we defeated them we only transferred
the rebellion torthe councils of the ma
ton, there to regulate our treasury
and to control the whole Govern
ment. They are II great deal safer IN
the hands of General Grant in the field
of battle than in the councils of the
nation T.
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TIE wHIrE House Cup
tai,I Guile !Selgdrd-''Here's Miss Col
umbia wants an opinion OF you. Now,
Andy, overhaul your hlnteliect wlsor-
ons and give us an opinion as is an
onInion. How about the niger
: jack BuRsGy JohaSon-"My hopin-
IONS and my hobservations goes to TWO
nints-either this here niger Is TO
vote, do you mind, or this here Niger
atnt 10 vote, do you see. Now II SO be
he is 10 vote, why so-and II SO De ne
aint TO have q woteI why SO also. Anas pa
E5ows it.':-Frank Leslis'S IIHuStrGted
Newspaper.
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rennsylvanlans GOING % oVirElnI".

The Hagerstown AaI says: For sew
eral days past there have been a great
many arrivals in Hagerstown of Lam
caster and York county farmers, on
their way up the Valley of Virginia, in
the search Tor farms. They are all OF
that substantial, industrious and intel
Iigent class of agriculturists who nave
made the eastern counties OF Pennsyl-
vania a garden spot, and many OF them
are accompanied by their wives, whose
Judgment in the selection OF Tarm they
very justly place high estimate upon.
The great proportion have arrived IN
the cars of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, but on Friday last a large
wagon, az pFeSsly fitted up for the occa-
sion, and draw n by six splendid horses,
passed through town with about a score
OF purchasers and their wives aboard.
Virginians will be benefited by the in
PRODUCTION of this population.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
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streets and get them.
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aleg AarertisenIeuts.
We Arc Comma.

Nd WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER-
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81 Coal, or a substance resembling it,
has been discovered in Italy, and the
people, who have been heretofore IN
fortunate in regard TO obtaining 1nel'
are in great iOy.
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NnNsuMpTIoN CAN RE CURED.

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THE number of persons bnrned etc
death since the weather became cold
enough for fire, Is frighIfuI. They are
occurring in almost every town in the
North.
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ONLY 81. UHFoRTUNATE HUMAN
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WORLD. Extract OF u Letter from Bar
on Solomon RothSchild.
PARIS, Ssh April, 1854. Is Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-Wul you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded to me here 40 bottles OF your IN
dian Linimant; II you will send at the same
amount through MeSsrs. Belmont & Co,
New York,
Baron Solomon Rothschild having recon-
menied to many OF his friends MAJOR LANES
LISIMEST, rs they being desirous 10 procure
1t, he should advise him TO establish a de-
pot in Paris.
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0he9nteui9errfe1,
AUTUMN SONG.


No clouds are In the morning sky,
Tue VapOTs hug the stream-
Who Saya that lIIe and love can die
In all this northern gleam?
Al every turn the NAPLES burn,
the quaiI is wEiStling Iree,
The partridge whirs, and the frosted burs
Are dropping Tor you and me.
h0' HLly hO! heiOh q!
HiHy no!
In the clear October morning.
Along our path the woods are bold
ana glow with ripe desire;
Toe yellow chestnut showers Its gold,
The sumachs spread their fire;
Tue breezes feel as crisp as steel,
The DuckwhesiL tops are reu;
Then down the lane, love, scurry again,
Ana over the stuUOie tread!
No! hun no! heigh u!
IIllLy no!
in the clear october morning.
-5TEDNlAR In (Nov.l GALAXY.
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Incorporated 1888.
Wheeling Savings Institution.
oEFICE No. . MONROE ST.,
hTOSEG RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
vi terest paid on special DEPOSIT, NOIes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought sud sold
-Collectious made on all points.
In order TO meet a want that has long boon
felt in this community, this institution VIII
receive ON Wednesday and saturday amer
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock, deposits OF any sum OF money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which intsrea
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
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I40 Main Street,
Corner OF Union, wHEELING
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
FOB INSTANCE

mat mover nsye been .nor never can:oe. .lDeat.
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Tue UhlcaRO FO6I gives the IoIIoWlnR
picture of Sunday scene in Wasbash
avenue, the Fifth avenue of that city,
which we trust is highly colored. 1t
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1ust 40 soou as ns"I-the oIu story
OF feeding poultry-in Paris, on old
horses. lately vamped by the Field and
Fireslde.
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Again referring to the Indianapo-
lis ReraLFs modesty in referring to
perhaps its editors claims for the DEM
ocratic presidential nomination, it pro-
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Incorporated 1883,
inp Savings Institution

.. p. HILDREETH. 10 Cashier. ei:-7- n0va
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-28

five copies OF the REPUBLIC for year, commencing from
the 1st of January 1863 would like that you would send
few extra copies, in that get some more sub
scrbers and will forward to you without DELAY any money
received had great opposition in getting up this club by
my countrymen. They trying persuade me that
you in the employment of the Republican party told
them that read the REPUBLIC and had come to the con-
cusion that is the only American national paper in
the United States Then they called Black Republican
Aboons etc. because had anything to do with THE
IRISH REPUBLIC. told them you have done in your
editorials that we, ish liberty for native land
and here in free America have always voted with the
Democracy and slavery How inconsistent it is for
require liberty for land, when advocate slavery
in the land of our adoption.
you by last Saturdays mail copy of the Portland
Herald the organ of the Copperhead of Oregon. There is
letter in it Alarming Tsen against subscribing for the RE-
PUBLIC also telling them that they need not expect any
thing from the Republican party and advising them
for the Democracy have forwarded it you that you may
take notice of it if you think it worthy of notice.
We had Circle of the Fenan Brotherhood here at one
time. X We have no Circle at
present wanted them to forward and re-oganize
great many of our feowcountrymen say that
the F. B. will anything have told them
that such words the expressions of false and cowardy
Some Irishmen have told me that the Bro
herhood commences fighting they will help them to the best
of their ability. How in Gods could the Brotherhood
equip army if the whole waiting until some
thing done? Somebody must do that something have
been asked different times by Irishmen, What have the
Fenans done with all the money they received? Said
they did not get much money people imagine.
asked them How much did you give for the liberation of
your native land? One growler says gave nothng An
other said he gave nothing and How is it, said T.
that you Irshmen that have given to the Or
ganzaon, the only persons that complain about all
the money being squandered? They would give and what
would they not do if they thought would be of any
No more at present, WILLIAM c. OHARA.
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Our Friends and Our Enemies.

1t is safe say, that in the history of newspaper ltera
ture there anything to compare with the amount
of prejudice and energetic opposition that The IRISH RE
has aroused We started with the determination
of talking plain truths people, We have done and
will continue to do mauger all the sneers bowling and
threatening Of enemies, and the I" be carefus" and
speak soys and the ur peopeae not advanced enough
of tmd friends We want to shake people out of their
unthinking and conservative position To do this of
friends wanted draw them as and do it though
doing it at all We temporize. Either
the Irish fit for freedom they not If they are
they discuss all questions becomes feemen If they
not and persist in podding the tailend of the
army of progress will find out mighty soon This was
the way reasoned. Honesty is the best policy" What
we believe to be right readers will hear were
swept out of existence by grand swell from the great
sea of prejudice
Our enemies powerful and unprinciped, and never
Sleep Our will take their chains from the necks
the people, Hence their enmity We only wish that our
friends would be energetic enemies Let those who
believe in principles read the following letter from an
Irish workingman and go and do likewise Commend to
good square spefu enemy but preserve from milk and
water friends.-EDs. T. r.
PORTLAND OREGON, November 90 1867
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN: l had account OF your journal in
the ishAericon called the paper stands of this city
at different times and could not get copy of the REPUBLIC
requested ofour Mr. Mccormick to pro-
cure few copies for There about seven or
eight copies to this town. have taken the responsibility
myself of raising club for you and have succeeded SO
far in getting forty-fve subscribers thk that could
get more if had time to go around amongst the in
habitants of this place and the surrounding towns am
poor man, having large family to support by my daily
labor therefore cannot lose the necessary time. will do
all that can to circulate The IRISH REPUBLIC have
you three post Office ORDERS amounting $685. for forty
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your cunning unsustantaed statements are trying divide
the Irish people, for sake doubt of Radical money"
But your efforts will fail The Irish have too much man.
hood far disgrace their and color by eevatng the
kiny negro office and DISTINGUISHING the white race while
the petty princes sucking the bood of the country
their military districts The reaction will in srs
then look out for the result The Congressional perurers
who violated their oath of supporting the Constitution will
be dealt with for their devilsh by people seeking
vengeance.
Garibald no less robber and freebooter than John
Brown and Louis Napoleon will be prompt to support
the Irish people for liberty he to assist the Roman
States in resisting the Italian robbe who tried to force
union them they did While there plenty of
Irish Fenan papers in the country, sirs you will not find
taking yours
Respectfully, MICHAEL GUERIN, ST. Louis, Mo-
81 hate Yankee perers, and all your eulogies of
them would not make me like them. [ hate them
than do the English Government and if had power
would send England to hell in minute So you know my
opinion of Yankees and English in generaButer Stevens
Sumner and Sheridan not forgetting old Abe have my
opinion of such saints" MIG.
1t is useless argue with who compares Washing
ton and jeff Davis who cannot the difference between
rebellion for freedom and rebellion against it who compares
the cause of ireland battling against tyranny and for national
existence and the of the South against liberty and for
national destruction Why call the devil greater being
than God? He rebelled like jeff and if Mr.. Guerin
in heaven at the time he would doubt be the side of
his satanic majesty There thousands of countrymen
who feel exactly like this writer and who talk the in
groggees and select coeres and publish this letter
let the who believe in universal liberty that the
man who will snap his whip the black will do the
the white man, when circumstances allow him to
do This should be expelled from the Irish race
and sent out among the scapers of the pans for if he
speaks what he thnks-and his devinature sticks
outtoo tn Init of he
kill Yankee fast Niger and the latter fast he
would toss glass of Jersey lightning down his blaphemous
throat We present him with receipt in full for what he
His money has the blood of slave it. and that
blood would be crying to Heaven from pockets Fenian
you Mr. Guerin? If you Fenian, the devil must
be head of the Circle you belong and you be
the secretary. We smell hot sulphur from your letter.
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The State of Ireland.
OcoNoMowoc, WIS, December TO- 1867.

OCoNoMowoc, WIS, December TO- 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN: The recent judicial murders Manchester
have strongly acted my mind that forced drop
you few lines the status of unfortunate Ireland rendered
because of bad government AS of course be-
the principles of justice of equality, of individual
right violated tramped beneath the feet of iron
despotsm the mind becomes and asks ITSELF
How mortal be cruel his fellow deprive him
of life because he dares his rights claim their
exercse?"
If individual rights the gifts of man to man, then
indeed might attempt their suppression but being the
gifts of God, them has dominion, and
quently, right restrain their legitimate action. God
implanted in the bosom of man the inherent right of
lection and liberty and by consequence that of acquiring
and enjoying property the lawful exercise of which the we'll
being of society demands Therefore then, power this
earth has dominion those right since they inherent
in and they become part and parcel of his being
inasmuch as he is a member of society.
But evident those principles appear yet find ipd-
vidual rights inrnged upon and restrained Why? Be-
of the accursed desire of greed which deaf the
appeals of outraged justice and humanity That the rghtfu
of inherent rights have been for ages denied the Irish
people, is fact papable the pages of history Thathey
sought the exercise of those rights by moral and physical
force too, is fact evident but because they failed they
visited with Judicial MURDER yes and with murder by
starvation and expatriation
1t is said that the Government of England existing IN
Ireland it does is righul and legitimate Government
and that therefore, individual collective body has
right interfere with stop its machinery Let us ex
anime for Either the legitimacy OF Engsh RUE
in Ireland is based the revealed or CIVIL law Vi ~
fraud 1t is based the revealed, since tne revealed
must be cononan with the eternal law God and therefore
sanction wholesale poiation oppression ana suppress
sion of Gods gifts man. inherent rights 1t not based
the civil law title to land ana render the
equitable there be just consideration q"d pro
quo but in the English of Irish soil there Is no con-
sderaton other than that of pedy sustained by brutal
force
Then England has no just title the soil of Ireland? By
no means But it is said that Limitation Of time can create
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An Unreconstructed Irishman.

We invite readers close attention to the following
choice outburst of blind rage from who fled like
hunted slave from his English masters and after finding
and refuge in this free land round his copper
head" instincts and dabs his fangs the bosom of Liberty
There is nothing unusual in his unchrisan and ignorant
attack the "gourd-headed African" In the Roman
arenas slave used stab another please the patrca
This doubt trampes the black to please his
Southern whippers-n:
ST. LOUIS, December Is, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
DEAR S1Rs You will please stop my paper and send BILL
and will pay for what got.
Very respectfully, RALPH GUERIN.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Your paper may suit Radicals and
Know Nothng but both parties Incompatible with
liberty and freedom, and good dead killed by Irish
votes is it not extremely hard understand how your paper
be true Fenian organ when it is unfolding doctrines
that the Irish people have fought against during days of
the Wing, Know-Nothng, Black Republican, Abolition and
Radical parties? The Irish presented unbroen 'front.'
with the Democratic party and have successfully buried
them ALL and the Radicals will receive their addresses
The result will make tyranny trembe You srs claim
be Fenian Yet you would elevate gourd African
the Irish and German emigran, well the
refined and ghtened citizens of the Southern States The
picture is ridiculous encourage All good words you
may for the Fenian heartily apprecated but
when they diluted with many other incompatibes
they had been written. You the word "reber
If it disgrace "Rebels and traitors sirs holy
Names when applied whose object is to free their
country Andalthough England may call Emmett REBEL
she declared Washington the same but they patriots
their country while both idozed in by their
counrymen Washington, by his success is cited to the
world over as a model of comparison YET while you
euogze them both you say that jeff Davis and his country
men should be made examples Of to the that
Emmett persisted for and the Washington attained
Daviss crime consisted Of separating from the North the
leaders OF which were pledged robbng and numbering
1.-THE Souh and just attained the control of the Govern
ment AS specimens Of what say Just look at ohm Brown
and Ben Butler the beast Visit the Southern country and
examine the ashes of Southern houses and cities the sain
and other ouages which, committed by Dahomey and his
subjects would excite the world vengeance and cast
gloom as dark and shameful the face any honest tre
hearted man. and shock the sensbii of female delicacy
Yet YOU r support these yagabond and thieves and by