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The New-Jersey HagaNias.
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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
THE OMNIBUS.

NICHOLAS BREAKsPEARE.-Perhaps the most remarkable
parsonage who figures in crowd of notabes in these
pages is Nicholas Breakpeare, the only Englishman who
raised to the dignity of Pope Adrian w. A D.
l15459) He of Robert Breakspeare of Langley
man of decent life and learning and who entering the
brotherhood, known Robertus de Camera. After
time his Nicholas wished to become novice prepar-
alton for clerical life He rather worldly fine well
shaped young gentleman, who, being examined, got
pIucEed Take patience my son, go to school, and make
yourself fit for what you would attain said Abbot
Robert to poor Nicholas, he hung his head at being
rejected in he-go! But there was stuff in the hand
lad He withdrew to France studied was ordained
became CANON was employed in missions to Rome made
himself famous made Bishop of St. Adams by the Pope
and finally elected Supreme Pontif-an ali in brief
space of time 1t is said of him that he SO loved the place
where his father dwe in peace and honor for half century
although he himself was rpped up in making his first step
on the ladder of clerical e that he never could resist
granting any request made to him by ST. Adams monk
The brotherhood dispatched Abbot Robert to congratulate
Nicholas now Adrian on his eevaon and the Abbot had
splendid company of supporters and among presents
ey carried was service of plate three mter and pair
OF spper or sandalshe last two work of Christina,
rores OF Markyate who unequaed in her handcraft
VI mers and slippers for prosperous church,
men, In the course of the interview between Pope and
aeega Adrian oculary referred the way in which the
ApO0t mad clipped his wings and plucked him when he
sought admission to the novciate It fault OF ours
good sir" said the Abbot; cit in power; God
would not have it, He wanted you for greater destiny
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give money and sympathy to cheer them in
their labor of love% Let them read in history what America
did with the Tories after driving English tyranny from these
shores let them read and to-day how the Mexican Re-
public Qong may she ve treating her recreant sons and
they easily the question for themselves The
count books in the Fenan Circles will contain the names OF
those who will have freed Ireland and confident that
we will off vicors in the struggle with England as
was while in Ireland in 1861 and in this country in 1862
that America would restore the unity and preserve the
liberty of this country by destroying the rebellion.
Yours in the holy of Ireland's redemption,
FITZ-
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straight. "A voice. Don't any OF your tmprince
lodges go the whiskey straight that's the sthraighticke
During the he could get hearing IA voice-The
bruk the drum in your ear maybe) But the
flag of country floats again. and his hearing all right
"a voice" When did the flag floating? 1t only went
down with the dead" The Union that the Democrats in
tend will be happy and popular the union
between Ireland and England, Poland and Russia. "a
voice. The lion and the lamb stop your about
Engand England is model She produces the great
buch-docors in the world. The light dawns and the
begins to shine in the heavens. CA voice." Ware has
he peen shining all de wes?) If he was interrupted SO,
his light would be put out The day dawnng in the
Western horoscope. "a voice-"We won't go home till
morning.") After bidding them rejoice and be merry
set of students the corpse which recently
rssurructed and diving into the bowels of his country
more he put his hat the CANDLE and pulled the base
dhrum his head, and retired amd-the band bonng
him for their dhrum.
Notwithstanding his idiotsincrassys, towld he is
of great euconomy that he is always ready schnap
at ovid for asking hm"Docthor DEAR doyou think
there any fear he'll get p? He tends hospitals for
nothing, simply crafty his humane spirit by growing
the patients he along the wards Some of the aiks
of too much farming.
A man named BARNEY CAUI1FIoUR the gintleman
selected give the blow that was to break the back of
Radicalism.
The last sthraw A voice. You have lots of sthraws
Deng MADE OF en- tnat broke The Gamers back
tonight and down whit the humps what about Irish
emigration to Mexico undher Maximsus, dontt name
ndher him now but the empirebegor not undher the
pre ather for that far gone Macs He had become
disguised at the failure of the rebellion that he oreswore
against Republics and whit to Mexico to get the side of
country under Max where his DEBATED friends the nights of
the golden sercel might find home where the name of
Aboishinst could never haunt them But Max wantd
them to fight for their land and of his chief
to leave this country escape fighting he returned
from Mexico sadder and wiser man. and ready
to his country undher the only party that knew how
to rule and ruin America by letting everybody do what
they pleased He hadn't spoken publicly for six years. Was
in favor of whisky straight and the restoration of the Con-
stituon to America. Her Constitution required Democra
tic simulants. general distribution of the treasury
what greatly needed and they all should work for that
end"
After the band playing the Rogue's March," the wake
dsparsed and the corpse deserted to be daceny buried
at the next Presidential election by General Grant Sher
idan who buried many of the friends of the dsased in
coats Of gray.
will give full reports of all the meen's of the White
Minis Government Club" from time to time and conclude
by giving you the principle of the Dmicratic party
Free thrade with England and whisky straight in Amer
lea, one and inseparable, and forever.
J. DELANEY
Sec. W. M. G. G., 1889 Taylor sthreet, 9Th Ward.
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VI Ne R H O L : +
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litical speech in his life. He would
only rise to endorse the sentiments OF
his friend Mr.. Mathews, 'Or noisy Bill,
as some OF them call him up at Pitts
burgh, as being the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth. lie
hoped the workingInen of Wheeling
would do ~ we'll rs the Pittsburgh
men had done. lie, the Speaker, had
been told previous To the election mp
there that he Was iOOl-that ho Was
working against his own interest-but
the result had shown that there were n
good many lust such fools. one of the pa
pers bad charged that the wOTklngmen's
movement was n Republican trick, and
another paper that IL was a Democratic
trick. But IL was neither. IL stood on
its own bottom. Politicians professed
a great deal on behalf Of Tabor, but per
formed very little. by their fruits ye
shall know them" That WAS text OF
Scripture that had been impressed on
the speakers MUD from his youth.
The true remedy was for working men
To take their case into their own hands.
He had no set speech 10 make on the
subject, and would simply beg TO thank
the audience for their call upon him,
aud wish them good evening.
After Mr.. Miller had taken his seat "A
motion was made and carried, that an
other meeting be held next Tuesday
(to-mOrrow) night. twas announced
that Mr.. Mathews would remain ana
address the meeting. Aud also, that
Mr.. Krepps, of Pittsburgh, was expect,
Ell on the occasion. A committee OF
three was appointed to make the neces-
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Labor Reform aud for Mr.. Mathews.
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Capital paid Ia ti""'""o
.soNEY RECEIVFD on phPnlI IN
nj tsr.,.f raid 0n special dep,-ils Notes and
6ii's dlscountsd. Exchange Duught and DID.
Colle-fions made on All points and pfocss'ia
promptly remiited.
Directors
CEt-PIN tSL FnAn, lhohA- HN""-
MICHAEL NELLY. a. - Aopt
AETHUR ltrTLE. join n ~ nhAA'i
IAnEs MClLUNFN, N. foLLNA'
JANE MANwTLI- ..-....,..,
GlBsON LAMR frgsiaceis
Cashier. Hukf %
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Asthe foreman said he would like to
get the paper out this week. and he was
afraid II kept at the case all day there
would be so much matter set up that
be couldn't get IL all in, ] knocked OF
and called Il half a day.
But / shall not gave up the printing
business
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
an Me.f EIrnfufu

" W.T. VT NTNNIl1
Capital Paid In, 600.
uNuIs BANK SUCCEEDS To TIN Bl~i-
L us7s OF the Merchants and Moclauin'
Bank nf Wheeling" DO b. "a designated le.-
p1.it0ry aud financial aeUut of ine United
States. and IL prepared o. dO legitimate
BANKING business
I1end1t- Robert Cmngle.
Dtreu0rs-Thomas sweeney, L. :. ullplalus
Ias. o.. Achtauu. Iorn nunluu, Jacob Lfrssr,
A. Alien Howell. j. Nelson Ntuoe, lauIas
DalHel Is. BRADY. tishlel.
fanlT-IV
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Further Extracts from DE Has His.
tory of the west virginia Border---
The second siege Of Port Henry al
wheeIing--A Thrilling chapter from
the Early History of our Ci'y.--Ihe
u.,,orab,. Year. of IzsI and Iss2
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FIRST
NATION AL Is ANk
90 WHEELING.
Designated Dopositary U. 8.

CAPITAL PAID -, ........................l taNst.
CAITAL AUTHoKHED,.... e'''''
MONEY RFCEIN ED on DkpNsir IN
vi terssf paid on : ecial ngpaaits Iuilt-,
ions made, and prs,e,ds promptly neniittsa.
Exchange bought and odd.
nIKEiToIu
Geongt X. Nheat ltouu hurnifunAt
John X B0fsGui, Joseph heI.
Jacob p khodse. Chester ll kunAt
Gco. ". funEheim, John l.. huuns,
A W. Campbell
GE0R8E X. WHEAT. president
GEORGE ADAMS. cashier. dNN