The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-14

quite complimentary as the Revue des De1 Monde
which called it vampire" What is the Secss remedy
for Ireland? Electoral reform It will be humiliation
for the poor old land when Mr. Edmond Beae will ascend
the pedestal hitherto occupied by Robert Emmett That
would be than Dam and the repressble head
pachcator But these stupid French Democratic journalists
cry out to Ireland Pin your faith to the coattails OF
prophet Gladstonep Permit to pause for long grim
chucke. II But all French democracy IS
not stupid Bear in mind that address of sympathy to Ire
land signed by ancient members the Provincial Govern
ment of '48.
London is large city. They say that there are more
jews in it than in Jerusalem Catholics than IN Rome
more Irishmen than in Dublin. believe it. Well, would
you guess how many loyal Irshmen there in London
Ien and odd thousands only After weeks hawking about
of Dgby Seymous savish address to Queen Victoria after
every influence of coe and threat had been exhausted only
that miserable CIPHER could be oed not 1.-THE OF the
Irish population of London refugee, who is over tells
me how it "machined" The petition was brought into
banking office, say and laid before the Irish clerks Ii
they didn't sign them And this the usual col
loquy afterwards Did you sgn Bill And Bills elegant
reply Of course did, id fool if ddnt am curious
know how many autographs the late F. NJ the Duke of
Wellington of William Shakespeare of Snooks the immortal
and Peter Snpples the mythical to be found on Mr.
Digby Seymours proesation They say the proportion of
such signatures is strong indeed. There was petition
presented Queen Victoria demanding in the of
five hundred thousand Irish male adults separation
from Great Britain and repeal of that Union, which the
English poet sgmatzed he union of the shark with its
prey" What became of that petition?
There absolutely no news stirring in the French capital
this week Press Bill is for discussion before the
Chambers and promises to tighten somewhat the burden
which Expresses thought under the Empire Pubicss who
offend the majesty of the law in future to be ned not
imprisoned but fear the ofcompeling newspaper
proprietor to insert comunq (Which simply avowa
that he is liar and the privilege of suppressing journal
after three warnings still remain to the hands of authority
There is clause in this Press Bill which is worthy
note 1t forbds exiles write in any French journal
article signed with their name and by the decree known
the loi ISngu passed in 1850, every article in French
journal be signed by the author The only exes at
present the Orean princes and it is conspcuousy for
them the restriction is intended Five and twenty
years ago. the Orleanist being the throne articles
permitted to be written signed and published he chose by
an exile named Louis Napoleon But kings have short
memories.
We beginning to cha mother Britannia numerically
anent that in Abyssnia Nobody hurt" is the sole
list of casualties yet Chariyar has unknd cut at her.
In a cartoon the elderly dame is represented gazing
star, "Theodous" whilea gulf marked Fenansm
lies yawning at her feet The idea is not You
member Tom Moores the journey of Genius and
Common-sense and Mr.. Charles Dickens clever satire
people VINO uOOTS w aSudge
it (?) at Booriabooagah
There is a run dramas of English rather Irish
origin the Partisan stage for the moment. At the Gae
Dion Boucicaults "Arrahna-Pogue" is drawing houses
under the Frenchied title of Jean la Pose At the
Chatelet Jonathan Swis Travels of CULVER charms
spectacular buresque very splendid very tepschorean and
very absurd. England pure SIMPLE is represented at
other theater by the nice meodrama of which the hero
Jonathan Wild. ETA.
The Virus of Slavery in the South.
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