The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-07

little regard they have for the "hones Wokmgman" for
whom few days before they had many promises and
words of praise Then they to work make themselves
more arstocrac. They forget their pbed constituents
They become English in everything Thus another friend
is raised to work in Englands favor by who received
from their forefahers brhrght of hate But the bone
and sinew, the people, of America deuded by those
scoundrels lying promises to raise them to offices where
they degrade and disgrace country and to uphold and
foster that Christian nation, England We have many OF
those in Congress- Charles Sumner of the United States
Senate illustration Heis very arocratc and almost
worshps England The people love liberty. They will
overthrow the yrants who have deceived them. They will
overthrow those who have obtained their wealth and
position by the blood of their fellowmen though blood
flowed in torrents though they experienced suffering and
misery untold If this was the lot of the masses what matter
to the arsocracy What matters them plebeom suf
ferings? The fault is with the legislative Government
Where do find instance where in election,
the people put forward for Office of themselves?
whose heart throb with impulses their own whose
hands are hard with honest TOLL In fact "man Of the peo
p representative. But no! The of the people
are deuded and humbugged, and often forced by of
threats If their suffrage is not given desired the employ
ment which gives bread to their family will be taken from
hem and by all of fasehood Misrepresentation and
bribery this aristocrac gentleman steps into his seat at
Washington representative. Your representative My
God does he know anything of your hard struggle in the
and if will he do his utmost to bring about the needed
reform? No! he has feelings kindred with yours. He
has interest in common with you To be sure, he made
fine promises before election but then you think of
that He is wealthy and aristocrac his feelings and SYM
pathy with wealth and arsocracy He longs the
country monarchy that he might enjoy title without being
obliged to his promotion to the pebean He lisa
prominent English sympathzer and when number of his
constituents request that he appeal Congress upon the
ectof Engand mpronng and hanging American citizens
he raises his hands in horror and excams England is the
most Christian nation in the world "she do wrong!
Amercans by all the wrongs of England you and your
oreathers in the past by all her insults taun and threats
in the late war; by her Aabama and other English pirates
by your burnt and insued claims and most of all
by the blood of noble dead whose bones lie bleaching on
every Southern battlefield, from Virginia to the Gulf the
spirits of the departed heroes for revenge against the old
of nation but for whose aid and susenance of
the late cursed rebellion many chair now vacant in our
the loss of the gallant which she had so often
leaned would not be panied by the sight of many
aherless little In fact but for England there would
not be onequarer part of the suffering and misery now
throughout land And that she has civil
in America by of which she butcher citizens
by Wholesale she picks them out ng and hangs starves
them to death in British dungeons Americans how long
will you submit to these outrages? Speak for yourselves
How long shall like Andy Johnson Seward and Charles
traitors that find for themselves equal in Benedict
Arnold. Even children lisp the name of Arnold
the traitor" with and hatred How shall the of
these be remembered in years come? Americans
will cast aside these miscreants and uphold your honor
by giving John Bull asound trouncing? England
has to be whipped just often to keep her in behavior
that be tolerated The last in 1872 when with her
usual hievish propenses she stole citizens from
vessels Her present conduct ues the assertion that it is
time for another whipping. TYRONE.
Irhmen America something say Also about
Johnson Seward Adams allowed
disgrace America and help England to butcher and arye