Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-25
ruE NETTING OF GREEN WITH
GREEN.

ONLY tII..ze who have made q careful
,.-.lv Of it know Tho tlirelul dangers that
1.e,et the SiiIesiau tabernacies which
-.ve Ieer. erected for the safety and
pleasure q the faithful re.aineEs OF tine
-.litsral combination which holds III
erual shares Of loyalty the memories Of
saint Tamraany and Saint Patrick
These dangers arise from internal dis
-ersfnus. Chief Is aTEayad against chief.
The b7awry Norrissey puts nd LIS hands
il. an attitude which IS At once illUssra-
i've OF and in accordance with the PIE
,srlotL rules Of the manly AIT Of SELF
se!eas-. But the insaiiase Kelly breaks
down the doughty hraisors guard and
-l'--. Lis lead into c4lUcsEv ami !lauis
+. with merci.ess fsticUtIs. Of course
I-is Is only che rough metaphor OF the
L. Bat the Fancy may BE- allowed
Il, smiles a. well Is the higher lifts Of
thought. W have but remote interest
II these Ig2uybrouIs sguabbiiuss Of the
,eitie Chiefs. to lie sure. but they are
zet altogether wanting IN relevancy to
tine a.eat political acts and tides OF the
;.zlsS. Es,5 YorI. city Is tLe American
Metropolis. II IS Mo-l powerful and
aslFhatic Irish capital than Dublin. It
-v.,s the avoved headquarters VI tie te-
li..u Amy ct Invasion and Occupation
ale. tLe chosen place %: residence Of tha
I.e,iIent Of the Irish Republic. DUr-
IL the brief but glorious period OF time
Vzln 3Iissl-sr Stephens If Teui-H IIeE.--
ny wa Head Center. that city vas the
chosen Place 4 the IEisl TL-oEe. The
LEI, w..!cl. resulted il the tremendous
-..araizn Of Fort Ene, AMI the grand
-.a-eh through tie slldes Of Vermont,
vera Illuminated tLerce. These and
..Ee- incidents and memories prepare
- n understand thu New Fork Hs.ald
a..ca it deals with .ha IainsutaI5Is fall
.re ut Of Nogrissey and Nelly in these
flowing mCurnful words:
Tan Let or Irish king see ihat in
tLeI. disSaEsions they are simply tnvit-
ing the enemy: Do they 10: remember
~ she carly days Z their glorious his
--rv that IN. foreigner only succeeded
-. Invading Ireland hen her kings we're
divided and cou-eud3Es: Here. hover
I.E anon our borders. We have horde
.s robbers and ruthless aliens, hunger
ing for our houses, for OR subsistence.
fgr our wives and children. rs eager to
LOSSES il55 I-a.I Is the De Lacy~ %! the
ras- were to possess the lands OF that
glorious .l..Iarch Brian Burnlfnle. who
now vests with Col IL M Iork should
mass from amber the cnuttul ot 'A7 IRISH
,--.-S til = I,s- .-,r ia. y.s1, Ia re-
,..It rua1 ..u. -..,l-..-af.ull-l-s ! -l.i--sz
.--sr, Gam Cos! wntIld sWdTul into 0ui
i-nlDtruller-s 0aice. : horde Of "-iven-
t.rrrs from Connecticut who have spent
-Ee;r lives IN selling hickory nutmeg:
and cat lar hams Will occupy onr toa:
.-o.fses. our commissions. cur aitteren
..ezar;rnents The sons Of the o Kelly
tie O'Donuhue, the O'Connor and tht
g-Neii. tie brave boys OF MulliuEar aHt
TJnfcrarv. who have governed this Srea
ritv with 50 much honor and profit. vii
be tl.nIblel out Of their places, even a
their ancestors were driven to wander II
foreign lands. Nothing viii be LEFT 10
our Irish kings but to diligently labo
OF. the Fourth avenue improvement
one dollar and sixty cents a day. MES
:Lis quarrel should be adjusted, and W
can bring our royal masters TO prope
.a-Uony and confidence, before man
months We shall have TIE oheliy an
tie O'Morris,ey and the Murphy an
tie ORocseyeIt and the @ Hayes an
lie O'CreaIner, armed with the neceS
se-v picl: ard the incisive hammer
..las;in, rock, digging up the soil an
diligently adjusting the entertainments
tie neighhorho3d Of Harlem at one 10
lar and sixty cents day, and Aanke
tasl.n1asters driving them 10 their |orl
L is to avoid this calamity that We III
r:ore our leaders TO beware Of the stun
6e-iDg volcano at Saratoga, and not
invoke upon our great metropolis II
danger with which Il is now threltei-e'
CoyDITIoS or MRs. GoEHAu. ely
e,,.tcI, received here last evening fro