Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-10


much 10 the satisfaction Of all Of us. Bismarck
BY way Of explaining his right snd authority ior
taking Alsace aid Lorraine sgsinst the wishes
Of the inhabitants, alluded to the case OF Ireland
versus Great Britain. and the thinking men Of
ireland eco that if Bismarck wins there is an
other r-eselent srsiust Irish independence. The
recon. amnesty was thought cruel and impolitic
Tan or eleven men had dragged through all the
terriers Of penal ssryitude, and were now sent
aEsv from their country to what the speaker
ui5if call penal tervitude; but they carried with
them the devotion, the love, and faith Of Irish
ustiozsliiy.
A faithful expourler CT tie national creed
IL the course Of his speech ran over period
ortwo hundred years, TO prove that ireland had
been suhjuca,ed by confscation, coercion and cor
ruption. lie alluded to the misfortunes Of the
political exiies as checking revolutionary spirit
among " men Of properly The sllusion Is
an admission ths. the ranks Of the reyolutionists
are recruited from the eminently intelligent non
property hoders-citizens who are willing 10
risk their all for the chance Of getting something
another point vss the allusion to corruption in
LELAND Upon that point, Englshmen are gra-
tilted By referring to the glorious corruption Of
the last Irish legislatures.
Il Is difficult TO ascertain what Irish national
ity means. It has, no doubt, for one object the
expulsion Of English landlords, an the compel
ing Of the ''ila1stel absentees'' TO come over to
Ireland and spend the income Of their estates
thors, or sell out cheap. Judging from the ad-
wees Of one Of my ani.5ris, special griey
auca consists IN the heavy tax on whiskey, which
independence will remove and replace in the
shape Of polltaz IN some temreranoe individ-
ual who can sGorI to pay taxes. The universal
complaint is agsiust the wholesale taxation,
which leepz the poor man down and annoys the
rich man But that is a misfortune which
/ Ilisamca Gjoy in common with Englishmen.
some d" usG.na-is,s 80 presume to cisim for
/ he'au, right to have q foreign policy Of its
Own, ard .'dis,iuct fr,u that which, within the
/ llst six months. has eGic,d Englsnd as a great
/ power, and affixed TO her name the brand Of SCI
/ fsh c-otisia aud c3warlice" The authority for
! the above is the Bishop II Peterborough. Irish
Statesmen Of the national party find favor in 'he
counties Of Lo1io-tarry and Donegal. They
alpAu1 the a5IaIiah -5---el ilA4eis-lh
happy class az iudivI iuss who feel 10 their duty
2, xiii al Ie"s' 3 -''' go '-7isc'Aoe men 10
l.e course o. 'A'-r vtN-I "i's ,A'lo'ou 'us e4
ileA1e- aLA l-'i5!ly '-ts. 41alIeleh nave taken
10 ttunDAs '-s HIt-iSn N''eI NUN VII. C'"
ariice ana aee,ntrae5. NJ aluerent perlois o.
lhe present 90 ui.l' nus, wa. .Dey nA'e una pre-
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na.ion Hl' hhsSn1 "3n.l l'Fe eons-letel'
4"e i'5' rex, Was ''--l u tle "GI-lng Oh Lns
-,sA s--ls ~ "o'sA' At ne loli0osI -nee. y.
tne alaf was iNi.ei 10 ''e lil9n ear mus Inc
tf1ss'sIs suns ~ 'he s,lee' 81 hontn' lai s.
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am danced upon u and A'cAe1 ualeTciuAy the
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lns win ''ll' bisnAicA.
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a-e tries In tss f-s- irsta.ea gr.5 The burden
# tbe-, eea-,-l p, he +ls. -t. lana acts were -7,
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nm e5.s p, H.. .i---i-- of -,r--,.-ty- r-I1e-s
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Ii.e-rshi.bre.r II me irish .lnrrI i--asa r-,lla-
tive s;rnn.v 20 s.a-te the sentiments, ogr-orir-s
Of Tie irish r.l-rf.t,s heart Ia rbs church act
many rerubiiss- r-ornasti.s-or,. see long
,.rile toward the downfall If tie E1~li.b nom
srsbv. ..Bv the rsss:5- az tbst sct.', ssid an
ardent Tri.r, r.+-i'+ 80 ro.i.b - q+ee,nen ra.-,-
rizel the necessity If ,,i,bir,,rry the ,ntbor;fv
IF the crown in rsIi-f8us nst.ers- Tie neTt
thing viii he III remove civil authority from the
crown. and tlsu the ENGLISH -sonsrrtr,vi.l have
become "a thin, Of the mast
In trsvellia.- tbrs1-, The lsrrs cities Of Great
Britain and ireland. one lea rms public opipi9n
pretty vel There is certain ~ Great lissa-isf,c
ton in the kingdom with nsnv moparcbiaI
ghrsrs and r.vsI nonsense PuhIie assemblies
endowins Her Msies;y's innumerable progeny.
ID 'iAra4 next comes the marriage OF the
cs1.005 ss VII as sD mini. r-5gf,T IF ~ 3oS