New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
IRIsHMRN AROUSED.
THE OLD IETe.t INT REvIvED-TGE OLD CELTs
RKYOLT A. INST HOFFMAN ASD BLAIR.
The Lrish Pc-Ilr. ono OF the most prominent


RKNOLT A. llSsT HOFFMAN AND BLAIR.
The Irish Pe.7lr, one Of the most prominent
~ the CeucAincr newspaper and hitherto strongly
Democratic. this week declares for Grant md colfhN
From brilliant article. defending this change ~ fron
Nc exc.rpt tho conclusive summary Of the why
lfishmen should not vote the Democratic ticket;
Asa great many Of vote Tor the or that party for
Og some cogcnt for vat voting "a" pvm"rFhtc
ticket Hone AL Of these afgameiis d.. ""lg" wlh
H. me saiuiar division 81 the Irh vote, forho,r 90
on learous adverse to ne EI1cai-' b'cau-r tsN
arr enough hDd too many Of our people at present "P
So The Democratic party l. allied the Anrlo
Confederate rary In the South which carried on the
for the destruction % The Union iiad ~ EAhu su VIC
cufcdrraies been successful THIS Republic would have
.n ruusd aud with Ito disutegIatOn thc hopes 81 ~
snccor Irish exile. and all aid Tor ~. cause. WOMB
have been lost forever. The Hnrccs. 81 tno '' ,
would have bccu great calamity for ireland ava rs
such the Irish citizens " America I,',,,c' ~ NO ~ s
Ing 10 they resisted The policy ana iho uamiest hsu
0s of fnsaud Therefore u ]. unrcaeohabm TOT th,m
now 10 ally themselves with England and England Dc.
,crt themselves with the southern "Dcm0cfacy.'
,opscv WITH peculiar and unjust political privileges lust
AS nagrant those OF any European aflstocHcy Ihe
It' thc tlancr marty are Trying under tie pscu-
dGnym ~ Democrats, TO recover men former h,i.,ih'
i,tOn and privileges. Now, aristociAcy aud true de-
r,ry cannot exist; therefore every genuine Trend OF
american democracy mnst feift the planter policy
mo Tnglish i'm advance that whoever inHy bc elected
President he viii be friond 10 England Doubtless u
was or on ,h,s sec;abic prediction and impose
on the John Bulls BY reckless asfegaiG ior refhiy ~
should Doe justified In voting Tor neither sey nouf nor
Grant But suspect that johnson nae Doer fshl 10
tnnv The opinions of the former Than those Of The latter
and therefore the declaration mado at Sheiieid should
Irciudice against the Democratic candidate. We
sIGfJ be the most cgrcgious fools ia the world II We
voted for n true friend TO England.
Jo1. Tho Democratic party are now obstrnctioniSts
eonsery Hves tories. reaconsts. while The Republicans
are progressive. liberal aud aegessye u t. with !he
Ihertyssake that the IRISH should advance for 1t IS
only ror, these that we can hope Tor , aly hep
OF natufaizcd Irshne, IA We asked hem 10 40 ana he
il remembered that only one Drmocrat voted for the
reprai c.n,se the original BIN, while seven Republican
votes wer gwen 70 sustain IT, 49, a., u. ,...
SiIh We hold the Democratic party mainly responst
bic for the an1sh aud pro'EnglsI pOhcy OF Irehdrnt
Johnson. has shown himself Indifferent 10 tue Tate 81
our comrades and we should visit his sins upon his poit
Serea1 Partly through devotion TO England, and
Tist3cracy the Democratic party opposed Ia the
nexaon Of Canada and in favor of Tire absorption Of
Mexico As republicans. anti mOngrcbsts. aud anti
English citizens u the United States, the Fenans should
oppose party whose policy Is exactly the reverse Of
thar which IA vOTs their Interests mud wishes
Eiq.n Here In speech going t.e rounds OF the pa.
pcrs which has not been explained nor refued so ni as
tic IL delivered by Frank Blair, at It, Loius In
response 10 a feDian serenade -, 49,, ~,
ra,q a voice fn1p .d snss sG'' Ala s
,ay st ope flourish sud prosper and shall bless ibs
S 81. g Tnsn Vii Do al can 70 you pe myssis
needs head march With you 70 S.s s S 0sss' I ,q
- ,bs orr.n emblem over Stripes while
your under full hesdway turning th pss 70 ihe h~
dsrakng M the British hon ou BITS boot. Enl s rom
bic gasp e EMERALD gem Of ,ns i o rsH On rSnd or ,
se s0ssi You wanted
there ard ~ ge along 'oithout you" -,
The man spoke thus Is unworthy OF single lEsh
vote But we neither unreasonable nor lmplhchblc
and Cen Blair would do well 10 set himself right with us
on the matter IL he can a., a., .-1s., -.
Mini August Belmont. tho Head Center OF the New
York Democracy aud the Chief Engineer Of the Ihmmany
Hall Convention, has been openly charged III the puDnc
press wit syindng the Fenian brotherhood ana making
himself accOmpce or England, ia most trshchcrous
manner In "a purely commercial aud confidential transac
non Are Irscn made OF such sorry stuas To support
a party which is guided by their msanest foei .IFg
The People pays respects to the Hon John T. Iio
man thus f.f /IJ..lflffI q r-I 4
For our opposition to any further promotion for the
resent MAYOR NewYOrk, we have good reasOnh and
strong which every true and honest man. Gerlnhh rsh,
or American Is bound TO respect ON every occasion
when we could safely exercise IT, Mr. HonmAn used MS
mower and influence in opposition 10 the wellare OF our
neope aud that cause OF Freedom ana Independence
for native land which every uue Ilsneh Aoopa sa
credly alive in his heart He has never made speech
that we can remember In which some passage ala notu
cr calculated degrade our character az rhcc anu
hiring tho blush and indignation 10 our eheek
The highest need Of praise he mo over been Ao"h ~
accord our people was that have proved ourselves
cvceedngly useful in this country Ia Dulidlng
houses and draining swamps and cutting down ioresS
that. indeed, are capital raiEIoaueIs anu Sanai
ers and that never intended by Goa ana nb
tnre 10 be ANYTHING and these high compliments 10
our physical endurance and strength were aiwyys9c
compancd by earnest suggestions that the AIntrican
people should endeavor 10 Keep Us mort stei'iy ~ u
uroper place as heWcrs OF wood ana drawers Oh Wer,
Than they do now For humorous ainppeauon OF uose
srnflmeits We refer the reailTy ~ mayor lOlbshs
sueech delivered at the last annual uhlrto VIC 81
England sociaty.l HItfhat Vfnttnlh ,W"a noC,slof
making speeches to insult an4 desfSus us' he 10 IA Wv