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

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(rapturous cheering, again and again renewed).
The toast was enthusiastically drunk.
Rev. Mr. Lynch rose to respond He sad-God save Ire
land she is land of which might we'll be proud hear
There may be in history few dark spots but there
many glorious spots hear and cheers From Antrim to the
south of Corkfro Howh to the west of Galway and Mayo
there are many of many cases many political opin
IONS many religious opinions but say is worthy of
being called her who does love herand who would
not lose the last drop of his blood and protect her
(hear, hear and applause) am young mani am OF
peaceful profession but yet could protect that country that
gave me BIRTH would willingly, with my own hands, open
my veins and let the last drop of blood flow for her
great cheerng and in fact suffer anything for the glorious
land of St. Parickthe land of patriotism for know that
wherever Iishman goesbe it England Scotland Amer
away with 1.-THE hrob of liberty cloud cheers) It will
ao like the eagle and he has in him the nobility of
the eagle and the bravery of the lion cloud cheers God
grant that my eyes may close until see her opportun
ity and may you die until you it (cheers God
bless Ireland-God bless her sons (cheers)
The Charman-I rise with great pleasure to propose
another toast If there any two countries the earth
whose prospects and whose histories in the past
intimately associated than others those two countries
Ireland and America hear and cheers We have supplied
much of the life blood of America that swels her veins
and take the liberty of saying the presence of an eminent
American and of adopted American Mr. Train and Mr.
Adams representing great classes in America-our
contributions the population of America has proved
disadvantage to her, and if she is great and her destnes
manstly great may claim for this poor downtrodden
and oppressed country of great share of these ee
which go constitute her present and future great
(cheer We under great obligations to America
When kindred unable to live their native soil
they found asylum-they found hospltable reception
they found fostering care-they found freedom of action
and free all honors in their adopted countryhe
great American republic cheers and the great body of
the people of Ireland may claim think reciprocaon
of sympathy and feeling hear If we have hopes for
country they based in great upon in
innate relationship and connection with that great republic
(hear and cheers We have feeling in connection with
America past ancpatve that not pleasant and graft
flying hear, hear Wehave wrongs to complain of at
the hands of America We have only thank her for bene
fS with ard To be-
lieve may say aof the people of Ireland people,
base their brightest aspirations upon the calculation that the
Great Republic of America will sway the destnes of the
world and give light to the nationates of Europe cloud
cheers) With the toast America, which wish to pro-
pose to you, wish to couple the name of most dstn-
gushed American citizen respected and honored guest
George Francis Train cloud cheers).
Mr.. Train responded in his usual "Nigger Jim" STYLE
His speeches these occasions being philosophy mad
ness tragedy comedy and rhyme and reasonbut without
any for the rhymea umbed together and flowing
in staccao-half completed sentences AS though the
mill in his brain grinding words FAST and they
pushing for escape that he could only at the
thoughts and after giving them lively shake drop them in
complete among his auditors.
The Cork Reporter from which we get the account of the
banquet-we trust the skeleton of country douby
vailed while the comedy enaced-winds up follows
few SONGS rendered with good grace and mpromptu
song of most humorous character sung by Mr. Train to
the air of Campown Races" in which he made racy per-
sona illusions to each of his hosts concluded the proceed
ings, and the festive party broke up about o'clock
Just imagine the American nation, thirty millions
strong all singing through the medium of their representa-
tive, Mr.. Train, at the Youghal banquet
Camptown race track five miles long,
Du ola ali! Doc da all
The yorktown puddtng8 very strong,
Du da! Du da augh
I'm bound to talk all night
Pm bound to spout all day,
So bet your cash on the lightning Train,
That runs in the milky way (whey.
IRISH NEWS FROM INDIA
Reports have been received England of the outbreak of
an alarming revolt in India There has been for time
great excitement in several districts and the revolt there
FORE does not altogether unexpected. England has
many devoted adherents in Inda and overthrow of Eng
sh rule this time could not be but attended by the most
disastrous consequences; STILL England trembes every
in India and the whole English population inclusive of the
army only numbers 12500O while the native population
15OO00000 These figures alone explain why
ENGLAND has Int little hope of retaining India the moment