Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-08-25

ez possible, KILN two birds with one
stun. Those who went wo ID be made
comfortable, and emigrashun wood 50
lessen the number NV laborers in Ireland
eZ to compel the laborers to give EN- bet
ter terms. Then he wood
He wuZ immejitly interrupted by Mr..
O'Shaughnessy. Mr.. O'S's blood billed at
the sejestion. Ef the half NV Ireland
wuz sent TO Ameriky, and the half that
remained wuZ made comfortable, what
would become Nv agitashen? Eff agi-
tashen ceased, what wood become NV US?
To YoOse money in that way wood be to
stop agitashen for the rights NV man,
and redOOse the champions NV freedom
in Ireland to he didn't know wat. New
er. He woOdn't hear no such craven
cOunSels. He wood stand and defy En-
gland~so long ez the Irish in Ameriky
wood contribbit funds that he mite give
his whole mind to it, and would never
lower the banner Nv freedom till they
stopped contribbitin. A descendant Nv
Irish Kings, he wpZ too much nv
friend NV ekality TO do anything else.
Suffrin Ireland was necessary for the
spread of Democratic Government, and
any sejestion to stop that suffrin wuZ a
stab at the very vitals of the holy coz.
Mr.. 0'Brien-But ye're going to raise
money for the good Nv Ireland, amt ye -?
Wat are yOo roin to do with it?
Mr.. o Shaughressy : Agitate, here
and in Paris. Ireland must be free,-in
time.
Mr.. Starvashen will liberate
them. l
Then / interposed. | remarked to
Mr.. VBrien that starvashen waz wat We
wuZ trying to guard agin-starvashen
NV the assosiashen and the sub-commit-
tees. to wich we slood allow reasona-
-ble per centage NV the collekshuns. Wuz
we not Irishmen and entitled to releef ?
Without, funds ther Good be no agita-
sheh, and agitasben wuz the only RENE
dy for Ireland,s woe. We are the agi-
taters, and yOo mustn't muzzle the Ox-I
that tVeads the corn. F.-.
Mr.. 0'Brien remarked that he cOodn't
see it that way; that he rather thOt it
wood be a good thing forIreland ct the
alssosiashen shood starye to death. And
he left the room aHnoHnsin his deter
minashen to collect money enuff, hisself,
to send over a dozen families anyhow,
and relieve that number, shOOr.
| never saw sich Il impracticable man.
He is brick mason with a good biznis.
and he will actilly do wat he sez, and
thus divert money from US. We shell
ishoo a cirkeler denounsin him ez En- |
glishman in disgise. and warning the
Irish in Ameriky agin him. We can't |
permit ourselves to be interfered with. |
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, (Agitator).
P. S. This mizable O'Brien hes actilly |
gone and organized sosiety Nv Irish
mechanics and merchants in London. cal
lin it an "Emigrashen Aid Sosiety," and
with no pay for any NV its ofasers, and
heZ actilly got money enuff together.
wich they mostly give thareselYes, to
send dozen families to Ameriky. The
families hev actilly gone, they hevin
contracted with a steamship company to
take em, and the English are contribbi
tin to EN- freely, and all this while col
lecshun for the releef Nv Ireland by ag-
itashen come in very slowly. t...-.lr
| am almost discouraged. Mr.. OS.
and l hsv determined on aggressive
measures to stir up the Irish. We shell
commence BLOWN up Government bildins
N England, eff we kin enlist DARN men
% undertake the work, That will show
hat we are in deadly earnest, and will,
doubtless, fetch funds in plenty. Suthin
must be done. My new landlord pre-
iented his bill last mite and insists upon
mmejit payment. 1t is tejus mOvin so
,ften. P.V.N.