The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-25

WHY THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT CRUsHEs THE IRISH.
The London Telegraph in remarking with what IMMUNITY
the Government Expresses the Irish, says:
We careful commit such crimes IN India IN Ca
nada in Scotland Why the English conscience SO SEN
stve on Irish topics elastic when it is opposed to
Mohammedanism Buddhism in India, or 10 FoPery
abroad The is the towards reason ireland Is
weak her religion and her nationality be suled with
mpunty and instead of the stout sturdy stand-up REBEL
ion that Mould respect we have weak wretched treach
erous Fenan fire which we can easily trampe beneath
feet. AT least for the present
VAUGHAN, THE INFoRMER.
The wretch Vaughan who has turned informer IN Lon
don in giving evidence against the Clerkenwe prisoners
proved to be in the employ of the Government and
deerter from the army He treated for insanity,
Also All rascas have touch of insanity in their natures
probably all insane peope-whose insanity is here
dtary-are burning with evil Their cunning proverbla
many of the Fenian Brotherhood know to their cost
The mad wretch Vaughan said hat he Roman Cath
Ollie aud freed from his Fenan OATH" He had much
conscience that he could think of swearing mems
lives until he got relieved from the oath of Fenansm
THE DEFENDERS OF LOYALTY
The Scotsman says We sorry to state that Fenansm
has found dupe in the I'D Hghanders Sergeant Mcguire
one of number rishmen in the I'D Hghlanders regl-
lodged of Messrs Brley and Co.'s cotton fac
tories in Manchester Saturday removed under arrest
in information that he had been communicate
ing with persons known be connected with the Fenlan
in Manchester and also that he had been attempt
ing promote Feniansm in the ranks For some time past
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those connected with the Fenan movement have been known
assemble and it is currently believed that he has been
visited the barracks by agents OF that conspiracy mas
asceraned that he had obtained keys which gave him
various parts of the barracks and by which means
he could admit persons into the premises 1t had also been
discovered that Mcguire had given various packets OF am
munon his visitors and that he in other ways ldenhed
himself with the Fenian cause During the excitement at
Fenan trials the special commission In Manchester ne
was on duty and in charge of body of at various
places and he stationed with his company inside the
New Bailey prison when Allen Larkin and Gould
of
the evidence against Mcguire and 1t was ultimately oe
cided commit him for trial by cormarla Tor compncy
The Globe states that on Monday general courtmartia
assembled Chatham by order of his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge for the trial of Private james Mooy
and Patrick DAILY the I'd battalion LIST Kings Royals on
the charge of having made of sedtous language The
presided over by Colonel Robert boyle B aoya,
Judge advocate for the district conducted the trial. captain
D. Reid of the 1 depot battalion was the official prosecutor
The charge having the 18th Instant In the streets
at Brompton made of the following language: The
Queen may =, and the colonel may -, am an Irish,
man to the backbone and I'll swing the Allen and
Larkin swung before If there any shman here let
him fall to the rear words to that effect The prisoners
since they have been in the have each borne very
martial The finding and sentence of the court will not be
known until confirmed by the authorities at the Horse
Guards.
We have received than letter reaveto the sud-
den appearance of Fenan nformers In Belfast Ii the state
ments contained those letters be the in ques
ton should undoubtedly be not only exposed but thoroughly
and heartily denounced For example we are told that one
of this party is dressed soldier of the 18th regiments
that he has money spare in that he requents
public houses induces people to drink with him. ana then
tries to them into conversation either for or against
the Government may best suit his immediate purpose
Another is described of middle height Win ock
hair and light moustache wanting some teeth IN one OF
of his Jaws having peculiar wink or leer in one or noth
of his eyes, and using perfection consistent English,
American accent His practice like that of his relocated
comrade is to call drink avhly pay for 1t generously,
and set his snares when his victims proper condition
| to be caught.-Ulster Observer
| THE QUEENS SERVANTS ARRESTED FOR FENlANlsM.
Osborne residence of Mrs Brown your most gracious and
dread sovereign has become the center OF Fenan panic
The authorities having been informed that 1t was the nten-
ton of the Fenans to kdnap the Queen and hold her in
safety as hostage the lives of certain men IN prison.
tho recanons were taken the safety ofthe