The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18
IRISH NEWS.
THE FRENCH WILL COME AGAIN.

THE FRENCH WILL COME AGAIN
The recent feon setting of the French police in Paris for
England should open the eyes of the Irish people to the
sweet deusion of French aid for Ireland France aided
ireland when she wanted destroy England but now that
Louis and VIC have joined hands against the march of Re-
pubcansm France would send her Chassepos sweep down
the people of Dublin readily she did kill the Italians
or French themselves All the kings queens and emperors of
EUROPE of all creeds and cmes much they hate each
other are united question: and that is stop the
march of Repubcanism in any and all countries" When
Will the Republicans of all nations unite against monarchy
and tyranny? When etc.
Our Irish friends who believe in Irish Republic must
understand in the end that all monarchs matter under
what gtterng gauze" they may the enemies of
freedom. That the men who shoot down Republicans in
Paris and Rome will help Ireland uproot the divine
right of kings"
FOR PRINTING sED1TIous LANGUAGE.
DUBLIN January S-Mr. Pggott, editor of the Dublin
sma has been arrested by order of the Government for
printing and distributing works of seditious character
THE "TnrEs ON LEGISLATION.
The London Times hopes that the session of the Eng
sh Parliament will be entirely devoted to Ireland whose
great grievances admits The Fenians have after all not
labored in vain if they extort such confessions.
Extortg confessions is altogether what the Fenians
after England will confess her sins only to rise and
pling up fresh lot "Drve her of Ireland"
this is the Fenan programme If they do this they
may " scare" something out of her.
AMERICANS IRELAND.
In the House of Representatives, at Washington
Mr. Ward to the Clerks desk and had read letter
from constituent of his Daniel Fitzgerald of Hornellsve
N Y complaining that he had been recently arrested in Ire
land whittier he had gone to visit his relatives; that letter
from Mr. Ward to Minister Adams which he had produced
to the local magistrates had been treated with contempt and
that he detained in custody day and night and only
liberated condition of leaving the country Immediately
In commenting the circumstances Mr.. Ward said he had
supposed when such first made known that they
had
land for the purpose of redressng Irish grievances but
he satisfied that American citizen whether
nativebo naturaized who not prominently known
could to Ireland without being subject to arrest and i'm
prisonmen He thought it time that this subject taken
up earnestly and such action taken would admonsh the
British Government that can no longer with IMMUNITY in
fct such outrages American citizens More than half
century ago. when the United States Government weak
it chasised that nsoen power and brought to its knees
in consequence of itreamen of American citizens Now
that this Government strong and that its influence per-
vaded the whole EARTH and that it the foremost power
OF the world why should Congress permit such outrages
be any longer continued? In conclusion he offered reso
ton directing the Committee Foreign affairs investigate
the NATTER with to send for ana by bill
or otherwise.
DIR. KENEALY AND THE FENIANs.
The Law Times says "We regret to hear that since Dr.
Keneay withdrew from the defense of the Fenian prisoners
he had received several threatening letters"
IRISH QUESTION ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
The Imperial Reciew says We believe that in the event
of any further calculated alarm the public
mind Parliament will be Immediately summoned for the
The happy result which followed in Ireland the speedy
exodus of the 1rsAmericans rendered necessary by the
adoption of this leads to hope that opposition
will be offered to similar proposal for England"
The Times in leader says: We hear all hands that
the next session of Parliament to be devoted the affairs
of Ireland The whole genius of the LEGISLATURE free from
the shaces of REFORM and longer distracted by the
mote obstacles of Abysnia, is be turned, whole and
undivided this arduous and intricate subject the mss of
are to be swept aside by the logical application of
few sound and welseeced principles and this standing DIS
grace Of British politics is to be removed forever
BUYING ARMS N ENGLAND.
Burke, Casey Shaw and Military Fenians arrested at Bir
mngham the charge of buying there for the Bro
therhood were brought up at Bow street for examination
Bail offered but not accepted and the prisoners were