The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03

feeling makes lis wondrous kind" Mexico has come out of
the bloody ordeal redeemed regenerated and dsenhraed
Will Ireland be successful also Aye there's the rub" my
countymen tits you who must that question to
an expecan and hopeful Republican world. Mexico has
given example highly worthy of earnest imitation.
She has taught how much be accomplished by
verance patience and fidelity good cause through diff
cuties of every imaginable description that might well pale
the cheek make the forward step ater of any but the
most determined and hopeful patriot
In the beginning of the present month"; President Juarez
left the city of San Luis Poos for the capital of the Re-
public Mexico city, where he will reestabsh the national
Government in FORM after which Presidential election will
take place. If this passes through that without
disgacing itself by any unfortunate roncaentos it's
institutions may be looked upon secured peaceful
footing not there will be telling what may happen
have just heard with some leetle SURPRISE that my
little quondam acquaintance Mr. Marcus Oerbourg lately
United States Consul for the city of Mexico replaces
largeminded statesman the late amented Hon. Thomas
Corwn of Ohio, United States Minister vice Campbell
who refused to march to the 'front.' This joining
with vengeance and may be looked upon poor sign of
the me when governments cannot supply better materials
for ministers and dplomatists than dirty little unredeemed
lsraeite Where, Andy all the brave broad minded,
and talented Irishmen who barred their fearless besoms
Confederate bullets during the late war? know the new
minister personally and believe him be innocent of any
knowledge of stateca the babe unborn the writer
is of being able to predict the aspect of coming events by
inspecting the starry heavens.
Vera Cruz has surrendered the Republicans Mexico
is clean and clearly rid of Imperialsts and traitors
News has just arrived here per mall that the good people
of New Orleans feary clamorous for between the
United States and Mexico because of cloudy imagn
able outrage against that country by the Mexican authorities
of the port S who took of American that
bloodseeped old renegade and traitor Anna have
perhaps this consigned him. in the maturity of his SINS
to an unrepented grave Now there will be not
outa between these two Republics for anything of the
kind Each knows its interests we'll for that any
of the Mexican officials have offended against international
law the Government of this country will make just and
ample apology Therefore and if such laws have been
broken bent such apology will be sought for and
there the matter ends But this New Orleans excitement is
only the last dying kick of the deunct Empire gotten up
by French creole and Confederate sympahizers Nap
Max. Co.. but it will not wash this ws'-nothng will
of it. and the friends of slavery despotism will
have to back water and try some other tack. are
Major General Berrozabal commanding the Mexican line
of the Rio Grande invited by Major General Reynolds,
United States Army commanding in Texas participate in
the usual 4th of July publications. which took place the
91st anniversary of the Declaration of Independence The
Brownsvans did everything in their power make all
happy or the writer there Where will Irshmen
be? and they succeeded miracle In the grand pavan
erected at Sannondae for the OCCASION that glorious and i'm
perishabe of human wisdom and of American
greatness the Declaration of Independence was well and
feeingly read At its conclusion the American Major Gen.
turned the writer and inquired C" how would that do
for the Fenians WE'LL may be that did make my eye
water that's all Ny feelings may be better imagined than
described Let it suffice say that felt very unpleasant
sensation somewhere in the region of the windpipe that
made swallowing quite formidable operation. DO a..
think have said everything that wish to- nict upon
for the present indeed my gaunt Pegasus accus-
toned to such lengthy excursions, - 80
aal9 Lest then the beast, then, da1e7A gsa1a
- 9i, Should rue his hasty ride 1.H - 7,.h
afs . eail Pll wipe now, and digit now si4os dir
.6Faa.#se a 81 His sweay weasened hden Is. TYRONE
ronortod from, 4l,n