The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-28

ment OF humanity with their upersous fears thought to
appease the punishment them from England by eman-
cipatlng all the of English race, who were held as
slaves in Ireland after being carried off pirates from Eng
land purchased from their people for stipulated
price This generous resolution decreed in great council
of chiefs and bishops did not the sword to fall from
the hands of Richard Master of all Lenster in the
OF the Irish McMorrogh whose daughter he had married.
and who had become the proege and vass of his late
cenare the Norman threatened conquer the entire
try by the aid of the continual accessons of recruits whom
he called to his assistance from England.
THE WORLD" NEWSPAPER OF NEW YORK.
AS you will have seen the Manchester murders have
aroused New York from its apathy the Irish question,
and several meetings and funeral procession commemoa
tive of the memory fhe martyrs have taken place in con-
sequence Among the most noticeable features of these de-
monsaons the speech Judge Daley of the Common
Pleas the position assumed by the British Government
to the value of American citizenship in the of adopted
citizens and which exhaustive review of the inter-
national law bearing that subject and the appointment
of committee to submit the to the Executive at Wash
ington The press has aoto extent-dscussed this
subject which its attention challenged by the inter-
national insult Not always from the true sandpoint for
far the honor of this Government concernedand it
is vitality concenedor the merits of the involved
does not make the smallest difference what mission the
American citizens convicted in Ireland of treasonony
q
Mg to be there foreigners and not British subjects;
ten if convicted by British judges and ures it might
be reasonably said they could not call for American inter-
venton Although this not the general tenor of
press yet its utterance was less American This
remark will apply to the Tribune Times and Herald The
Democratic organand call attention the acthe organ
of Tammany Hal-the great free-trade champion-mouth
piece of Tammany rings" etc. has not had whmper
the question thrust by the English and deeply affect
IL.
American citizens they American citizenship is any
thing but empty name involving sacrifice of blood and
treasure when the interests of of the parties in
volved but leaving the Others who have been invited to
such relationship to the mercies of the od when
their at stake. Silent oyster has been the
paper whose party insists that Irish citizens necessarily
be democratic And, not content with contempuous
Indifference the treatment of sh-Amercans by England
it had what purpoed to be statement of Mcclure promn
emily displayed in its columns [ would not-McC1ure is
made say in this English productionbe connected with
dsgacgul riot and only hope will be allowed to return
the service of my beloved queen You the object of
this without word of comment and refer to it only for
the purpose of calling the attention Of those most concerned
the splendid support they getting from the organ of
Tammany Hall.
1t is disappearing the World much say that you
have but scratch its cutce to find Engshman inside
of it, and this remark WILL in the MAN, hold good of the
party represents How else for the silence of its
organ question vital to all Irshmen in America? Or
its scarcely less outrageous policy of eetrad" which
places its Irish supporters in the foolish position of playing
directly into the hands of their enemy and of thereby
ting their own throas?
There is for daily Irish American paper of the
right stamp in this CITY, Such paper would find sufficient
support from 1shAmercan citizens throughout the Union
to make its establishment may be here to
see this consmmaon but foresee its realization Then
the publication of this great city will appropriately
from the element now sadded with large proportion of its
corruption.
A REVIEWER REVIEWED.
From late number of the Catholic World take the fol-
lowing notice of the baHedS of Ireland 1t was not in
tended as an elaborate critcism is easy to thabut
still will bear friendly notice.