The anti-monopolist., 1875-10-04

i, rs Ira.i,lca performance ~. II aelial
v.v:.s, t. tnr mooa. The experience !"
ta,. y .st should warn us II The Obi oh
,,ruvtiuns, am, en- i5le u> t. steer cie,
1t 81. There sh ,uld be no lear 10
t e safety OF III: voyage; ou revolu
|; onarv bark wi! weather tie Storm
and An.-lor il triumph iii III. harb 7 If
All Irish Ktpuo!it. Size is seawo. thy,
nut man her right and THROW lhe p'i!tl
cal .JuiaScS overheard who would tlra
her truuyh the logs "t ward elections.
III the cope making s"ne false pnrl
Ut office s. long rs We leave our
affairs t, irresponsible le a-rs, our in
tefc-ts will b.. turned to unworthy u-cs
/: anxious 10 take care OF this r:,rtlcu-
Jar affairs ourselves. nppr"prla our
spare dollars that purp sc. iu.l-rsi ot
daiiv la,i.hlng ,i:em otherwise TOR worse
han otline Ior,n military comps ie,
all over the country, ami meet regularl, |
Tor drill eject our own 'ihccIs, pay an
itiation cv AMI We ky cues, and have
ourselves armed and uniformed. Men ut i
Il military taste, and who would prefer
independent companies OF this d~>:rip-
tlun, are obliged u join the State mlii- /
tia or reg. Z advantages of trained
discipline and | may aid that ERRONEOUS
IDEAS prevail I, gardlng tn- S,n.e militia. :,
Man, iooli>hy contvmn u St,te uni
fra; but who would take lighting
nana In y hcn the old gam. is !, ain
IN order, should join some militia re l.
,nent, If no better opportunity tor I'M
ptov~ment suggests lts-:f. wear the
UNIFORM of the Ninth New Jersey gi-
neut, aud though might pre- er tne
green, see nolulng objectionable il It
either. Ii AIN not 50 proud of il as
young Napoleon, parading his generous
o,atluu ul heart III All ;titcr-.iluncr ,Jcech.
pretended to be OF the scarlet Ut All
| r1uu llsh Volunteer, | certainly am not
.lsiialu III Ot IL.
" hat has become OF the ardent en-
tlusiasm evoked by ;enllni>n? IL IL
all e,apoi,t<d IN the unfortunate col
psf which resulted III tie partial ul-so-
lu,ion OF that nlshiy orsanlZa,l IL. l
shall always Siury III having been a
mvmuer oi ot that gallant brotherhood,
ana Nil. ever chetl,n ) nu.le pilllrl-
pies, aud thou .,luS stand III the same
position, Inc rem ans oi th; old stock.
anu 10y Il to tnv old p.i-h ed duty As
ever. With ouch men To reg II anew,
we ought u succeed. Will ,h.y not
evotc att ntlon 10 the mou,his suu-
scrlu,loa echem 1t is well worth try
luyt, rn- case is almost de-p.rste,
and uulrSs active Ine;lsures be |, ,ken at
once, t.ture rrmedic, may co.uc too
iatv. lrvliuu is list becoulny s.scp
lAru Tor lii Eugnsu market. luactun
is criminal, ls.u .nust soun False the Du-
colo stock rtisvrs in.tSlc:S VI the SituA-
ton. They are nearer 10 1t nu" than
ever b-iore-thc popul lion AMI the m
haoiied hous, yearl, decreasing, keep,
ia. poor houses farms turned Il .iiy III
to pastures; inca ana women H. IN. the
, country VITA every TIE rs last as steam
can carry them; the aged and icebe lei.
u.uiud, too utuy .! them To Ill ptupcl
graves; the death rate Oh the increase
4. hilc the births exhibit IN alarming rc
. du, tiun Ines<: it>tS, aud others equal
l.menlabl stlo~ conclusvc.y that tnere
, Is no litue To lose Guod-uaturcd SIM
). pctons say that ii Ireland oc 40 free II
.nx lr ,;., The cause viii live, and III urt
j, generation, celebrate 1t, victory
would bc SO ~ To disagree with sucl
i pl.t,.n. prophets; but should we, onc
. ialling, rest satisfied ith building per
= haps lalsc hopes on poSteritS: We nlus
Try again au0 agtin. ihc patriot aut
!, vnd> only with MS lie. aud the bert *
, nplc H. lc+Nv succeeding generations
Il to perform that due, [" tne last. ohou!'
!. il tncu ,u lh,i. misfortune 10 con3At IN
# same deadly caIamlt.e> which We eve
II tiied 10 overcome. they Will nave
double incentive H. prosecute thslr "A
r. cr, q uls-lou ot resistance u Inc llee
Z. aud iosclolc possession uf the itha itoi
j, which their tdtnC'> wee hufed, ;tl
Il, lhes lii, m>ciNes delrAudcd u, t le rctcni
! less DEGREES oi ti.e same 1otei u ot
i. w.ltCiiN tuat with II! IT. money trtae IN
= author its. buryl.trioasiy appropriated
,d every quarter ui tic gioIc t. III 1sets
IA It's .,varlc,ou, Interests. !, toit~rtt., .n
i, 1t only requires the united action ri ,u
~, race ut home lud avruad. to wipe %
1t the cha, y >p ctacie oi lis suptcsi 't
=, M ireland We uutuuniber lis hate
,e mhnions aud III, rccuarA cut thtoats- nj
mir ia England itsrit W. are qite Il rciIt
iii t M. La Scotland WaLc-. The C.,nads
j. Australia. New Zc.I.tnd--.,lt the Wi
~. ov.r-wc ar numerous. anu win Il -o'
i, memory ot our wr.n-s anp otni,h'sicL
~, while we melaiS suomi to iease :
te- cradle oi cur race III slavery. We descf
~ our doom To Americ-t. foremost
or freedom. our duws-ttodden couat
,d turns lis longing eyes. expecting !
Ter whn enjoy li0eFty ourselves, |" 'ahe
,le leadins part In her coming rescnvi
1t lion? Will we forever disappoInt III
r tond expectation. | am. sir. You
III truly, IETsE y ntiLLi
ID. REMARKS BY IRISH EDITOR of An
rv NUNDPULiSr.
hi, We deem thai 10y lar the mast sihil
OF and Practicable plan ior Irish Ealioi
,se or. .alizslion, would be the esi.soii'
M ment OF IRISH National societies
,l,. through the country. each soeiets
ten tine, and independent in Itself, win
zen control uf Is own iuud- THESE So
lin. ties to be bath military an literary
am. Mr.. 2. OR-iily is right lreians
ma becoming - grass farn Tor Eng Land !
and people are here: here the work IS 10
pie done. and to have means ready 10 Il