The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30

da and Arkansas! 1t is In this and in other points of
the question brought home to them practically The
in Louisiana who does know whether the slip of
paper given to him lottery ticket ballot is be per-
mted have the in the Government four
five of the educated white eemen in the great State of New
York.
"Such organization must be prevented or not only are all
your trumphs the North deusve and frutess
feations of change of sentiment and feeling, but ruin
dscord desoaton eternal strife must upon this fair
section of country The white people will consent
to live under negro government. You may impose it by
the force of bayone but it will not be their government
They will eventually resist and tor abandon their
homes and fly land where they live under the
government of the white
To prevent this great catastrophe the present plan of
construction must be recondered and the detesabe features
of negro supremacy and the dsanchisemen of the great
majority of the intelligent whepeope must be eliminated
The meaning of this is plain 1t is scarcely disguised
invitation to the Democracy of New York. Pennsylvania
and Ohio to naugurae rebellion in resistance to the
Congressional plan of reconruconfor is only in this
way that they it. This is the construction which
last rebellion Failing in this appeal and their threat
ened determination to throw off the Government the
rebels of the South threaten abandon that beautiful and
productive region leaving it to "become ST. Domingo
jamaica deeply to be regretted that they did not pro-
coed upon this threat before the war; that that region might
not have been reduced to the "Gehenna" it now is.
It appears that of neghbors up in Minnesota
have been doing rather heavy work of late. Says the ST.
Paul Press:
Wabashaw is great country They do things there
large scale. There about 1000 in the county,
all told these their such
marvellous industry that they cast Tuesday last votes
the county seat question: of which Lake City, of the
candidates. which has not than 500 voters 203
votes and Wabashaw, the other candidatein possession
which has about 800 voters 4053 The Lake City
voters it seems cast average votes each in favor of
removing the county seat to their town but the Wabashaw
voters among whom there is much larger proportion of
Democrats who understand the business BETTER out
ahead in the game and cast B votes each for keeping
the county seat themselves
terrible accident occurred in Binghampton, N Y The
freight engine Tonhnoga of the Syracuse Binghampton
and New York Railroad exploded its boiler half past four
o'clock, tearing the engine Fragments instantly
killing the engineer and fireman. the former named Edward
Caon and the latter VIM. Rose, both of Syracuse The
bodies of the found against the wood pile in the
tender, with their heads torn Of Mr. Cations head
from his body leaving only ut of his side whskers His
jaw and upper end of his spinal column protdng from the
back of his throat Mr. Rose struck in the forehead by
piece of the boiler and the top of his skull
petely Off Upon removing the victims from the engine
hot iron from portion of the fire box found in the
breast of Mr. Rose burning his chest large piece of the
boiler weighing $50 pounds hurled about twenty rods
from the place of starting Another weighing about sixty
pounds was found forty rods distant The explosion
heard and felt five miles from the city.
From Baltimore hear that ga shooting afray" took
place on 18th November between John s. and George d.
Virginia and Mr. Edward A. Pollard of Richmond result
ing in the latter being shot the front of the elbow joint of
the right ARM SCATTERING the bone 1t is alleged that the
young Wses from Richmond revenge themselves
Mr. Pollard for certain structures he had made upon their
relative, Ex-Governor WISE in reply to attack by the
latter book entitled General Lee and his Leutenants
of which Mr. Pollard is the author Ascerainng that Mr.
Pollard putting the Maby House. they repaired
there about the time above stated They Mr. P the
sidewalk along with his Wife who being appehensve that
injury would be done him. had out and had hold of
his when he approached by the young Wises who
each drew revoves and discharged them at him, the ball of
one taking effect stated. Mr. Pollard had drawn his
vover ALSO but consequence of the wound received by
him. was unable to use it. After inctng the wound, the
young Wises walked caelessy away but Immediately
after arrested and lodged in the Middle District Station to
await examination at o'clock In the afternoon Mr.
Pollard was taken the hotel and attended by Dr. j. E.
Clagett. The wound is at this time regarded dan
gerous.
OF the Union Pacific Railroad learn that already 517
miles of this prodgio enterprise running west from Omaha
the continent completed Meantime the opposite
At the present rate of progression is estimated that the
entire grand line to the Pacific will be open for business
early 1870 More than onehird of the work has already
been DONE more than one-third Of the whole line is in