The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
NUMBER]4.
A FIERCE PHILTPPTc-
Daniel O'COnneII ON ReniaD,.n ma.
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As the name of the distinguished ar+hor
OF Lothalr is now upon the lips of r1oSt
every person in England and America -
may be interesting to our readers to what
Daniel OConnell's opinion of him was
The provoeation for the following bitter
extract from speech delivered at Tam
t ION ABOUT thirty years ago, was furnished
py some remarks OF Dlsraeh, In the course
u Nv, Mhlc1 ne alluded to O'Connell as a trai
TOT ana an ''Incendiary." The great ora
Of vi IN. i.IiGg IN ms wrath to the full majesty
This miscreant had the audac;+,, -
style me an incendiary. Whv 7 yGas "a a
greater lncendiary in 1881 than T ON 81
present, If ever were one-and if 7 am nv
ne ne IS doubly SO for having employed me
1nen ne calls me traitor. Nv answer
70 that Is, he Is q liar He is a liar in ac-
tlons and IN words His life is a living
lie. lie is disgrace to his species, What
state OF society must that be that can toll
era4e such a creature-hauing the audaci
ty to come forward with one set Of nrinci-
pies at one time, and obtain political as
slstance by reason of those princinles- and
at another to profess diametricalIv the re-
verse? lie IS the most degraded of his
speees and KIND, and England is DEGRADED
IA tolerating, or having upon the face of
:-ei Si, society a mlscreant of his foul. abom-
;ti9pie ~ 1r ana atr0clous nature. Ny language
Is 7 mar naISn, ana owe an apology, for it, but
VIII teiI you why owe that apology
sher words in the British Iangnega r'i
should use them, because it Is the harsh
est OF all terms that would be dsscr;,ti+-o
OF wretrh of this species. He is inef AZ
ielloW Tor the Conservative Club. I'sun-
pose II Sir Rsbett Peel had been ont Of
the way when he was called upon to take
once, TINS fellow would have undertaken
10 supply hls place. He has falsehood
enough, depravlty and selfshness enough.
70 become the hitting leader of the Conser-
TaIlVes- Hels Conservative personifed.
ms name shows him by descent Jew
ne Is better for that in this world. | hone
OF course, he will be the better for iti in
the next. There is habit of undertaking
that great and oppressed nation-the Jews
They are cruelty prosecuted bv persons
calling themselves Christians. but no ner-
son ever yet was Christian who persecn-
tea The cruelst persecution they suffer
is upon their character, by the foul names
which their culminators bestowed upon
them before they carried their atrocities
INTO effect. They fell the persecution of
0''lui.hy seVerer upon them than the per
secutlon OF actual force. and the tyranny
OF actual torture, l have the happiness TO
be acquainted with some Jewish families
IN London, and among them more accom-
Pilshed ladies, or more humane, cordial.
high minded or better educated gentle
men l have never met It will not be
supposed, therefore, when l speak of Dis
raell as the descendant of Jew, that I
mean to tarnish him on that account
They were once the chosen people of God.
There were miscreants among them, also.
and 1t must have certainly been from one
OF those that Disraeli descended He pos
sesses Just the qualities of the impenitent
thief who died upon the cross, whose name
verify believe, must have been Dlsraelj.
For aught | know, the present Disraeli is
descended from him, that he is, now for
give the heir at law of the blasphemous
thief who died upon the cross"