, 1870-08-11
The Tcn1nns mud the Var-Exctsln=
Sympathy with Ernucc''-Hcet.
In n11faIis1.

The speeches delivered At The Dublin .:syn,-
pathy with France" meeting have causedmueh
conversation fin the city, writcs the CORE
epondcnt Of the Pal iNnO Gazette. In aadi-
ton to the isrta.ion produced By their anti-
cons complain that they viii do the
country serious injury by creating
feeling in England that Ireland IL again
in disturbed condition, and 5sendinE OF
tourists to Scotland instead. Tho -'Sasiof-
tlemons:1ations, which they regard as Veto
r. gained over the governmet. The simplest
and meet correct account Of their exploit men
tious that the grounds were decorated with
1laGs auI banners, chiefly French and Ansri-
can, In the centre was liked = large
Ing On ORG side the wosls "God save Ira
land" and on the either narp and Celtic
cross, also occupied promiaeut position.
aud close to it vas placed the .Stats
and Stripes" OF America There could not
have been less than thirty brass and hfe aud
took up positions under the different, ban-
| ncss, and continued to p!sy st iuterxals the
''Marpelllaise, aud s. o Donnc]l Aboo, - God
save Ireland aud other Irish tunes; the re-
| mainder Of the bands marched in procession
round the field, playing national airs, and fol-
lowed hY crowds Of people. who occasionally
| chccred with great vigor. Tho address OF the
| SUPPOSED French Eeriients, who presented
The new drum to the band, had this passsgsl:
| "Fourteen centuries ago Jour patron, St Pat
I rick, tmired with anuo!nted hen!S the shamrock
| Of Erin with the ncut-tlc-lts OF FruNcc1 IN asl
| Yeur struggles the sympathy Of France has been
with you. and In every aye and under escsF
regime FlHnce has opened career OF hoaef 70 the
cX1{ed ChIidrcn OF 1Etlan1 Your ltnM0ffa! S1Es-
I aetd. Lying u!~'n u foreign land4 caught tn hls
| hand the blO0tl a. II weeh from his breast, and
holding It M exCEalnie,i, Would to Cod that thls
we're for Itrland. That hero.s hton, sank into
| The farth, hut was not lust France treasures Il
and hulls II until shc can III r:tntn repay hy thu
nIe<t ct her children In tte!aud'A struggle the sue.
.t:icts 1rfAhmen have nIac fus F:anct. To :st1.ct
people, who hAvc watched events In lseilni, Il Ii
satisfactory 70 observe that despite all the eaort
3al spirit OF 1Eeaan htil that martial spirit exist
| unaubtluetf. That government WnIch tries to en-
slayc its subjects ty tiept1ylng them ot 1he hrs
rights Df tEetueu-the right ~ possess ayna-aa
FIR popular viii tn II expression ef sympathy an
aAHl:tatlon fur the kin'lreh Celtic military spirit q
Fr7nce. > Associations 50 ceuseutel ca
urycE be severed. We are ore people. VI VII
reside 1rnunK lu1l fee that We oTe nut IN strAnl
fall.l: not that our lot Is cast among aliens.
Hne rncc, and taat the tiest1ntcs Of Fr1ncc Oh
ireland, II FtenEhruea AMI Irtshrsen4 ats st1lita
Cod rrotecs frelstd and fraDcc:'
The reply contained these wor3s:
ave are conscious as 5ou ere that all tho I
EfuHisy Of The English Government IL employ,
| Is1shDen 10 become ,ts agents. We are san9u.1
1f tho uis'm3te realization OF our hopes. II
English Cure! ument ns JDu hare btsseryetf, a1rtE
at the hrst principle Of freedom 1,y dlstrusttuG
people, aud rctrayx It's !ouht Of the 10; nit? OF
| euhiecfa hy its frar II entrust weapons Into 4
hands Of those 1t rnfca: tHs the more that POW
i lttenptR 10 curl, our Pcople, the more our peoI
/ ! should enilearHr IL foil III ,5e3lgn.T