Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

the prices ranging from one shilling
and six pence to three shillings and
six pence, according to age and sex.
Think Of the iiendish deviltry of such
II transaction. and of the honor that
would attend the triumph of such
hrutes. Yet an American was found !
SO base, so inhuman-one too, who was /
hunorea and trusied-who sought to |
hetray his struggling countiymrn into /
the hands of the British and they +
savage allies. There were tbcsrf'r
OF ArnolCls, who only lackei-"t y iss,,,,.l,ds
the position, the onJr lor; 7 the power,
he sought to dad ,ortunity to do n
,stem ws,.ne Norman ireebooters and
who have ruled ana robbed
the british penple for centuries through
force, fraud and corruption, who brtbed
Arnold to beiray AND paid the Indians
and Tory traitors to murder and scalp
the Am. rican, that paid Carey to be-
tray his too conliding countrymen,
and strangled O'Donnen for Kidding
the word of this purchased minion.
When the PhpuiX park murder oc-
curred, and the after revolutions came
, forth. and Carey entered on the stage
as the chief villain Of the piece, that
would-bc prophetic philosopher
"L.ToLDYou.sJh
! was in his element. He literally
! stood on his had legs and howleu
OF course he had foretold how it would
+, end. 1t was always thus. lrelant
! could never be free. The Irish coult
! rot govern themselves. They coult
!, not firm an org tnization for TIT
/ liberation of their country that an III
;, former would not betray II. Sha! ow
u brained sophists, babblative ant
y scribb alive, took up their refrain
The press parrot-like, repeated. A
:, each fresh reformer followed in tn
!, footsteps of Carey, and spoke his piec
I, according to contract, the same oil
- story with additions and variation
- was dinned in our ears, the same con
a., illusions reached, the same NOR;
drawn-nnly becoming more pointe
OF and insulting la brutal directness 1
epca re, e.ilion. The comic an
"A Illustrated press caricatared the Iris
=" character with IA coarse vulgarit,
~ vsrriag on savagery. The enemies I
~ Ireland, glad Of the opportunit,
n awaited themselves OF ii TO the utno
Ia To Witty and SANDER the Irish cha
~. acter and people. Worse Than IL
A. open and avowed enemies, were IL
~ assumed friends, who in u patronizin
aJ manner praised the Irish people 4
a. the possession of many virtues, but d
90 plorea this detect-the existence
:. the inevitable infotmer. Th'
~ would
oi "pama while not sneering, assent with eli
Ter lpor.
he And while not snssrinS themselves, tia
~ others to sneer
len Ard all for the very obvious purpo
- if,a, taf ..ealtfltug nISst4t,a ~
m among tue irish people in an effort
he prove that they were incapable of Sc
No. Government and unwortAy OF syl
M pathy. It's animus was plain
IN, primal source as self-evident. Il
m, same fell source, and for the SAL
GO fiendish purpose that lai
al cent Stafford Nortbc,
, OF TO Ulster 10 preach an unholy crusa
Tho and fan the dying embers of religlc
inc hate into flames that could be quench
ley only by fratrieidal blood.
RITZ But the Dublin trials are 20
oos through, the murderois farce is end
rci Justice Is donel?l by strangling the v
Ter tins 10 death and rewarding the !
tors lains. Carey and his conIreres clut
nies the blood money, and amid the ma
ny dictions Of millions of their race a
llrv the excavations OF lovers of liberty
tie Ill lands, the curtin drops and hi,
/, ~ thru FRI lie iLiie r.cr !!if fr
t.aS i.@9s~ '.+,s ~ y Afti.1,e - -
In, undying hate and the unerrlag dec
and OF avenging justice. For mark! Old
Ion nell's shot 10 fired; its sshoes are he.
des. round the world, procIaiming Care
ace death-the traitors dooU Irish m
less hood indicated - EriifE dishol
ers. wiped out. M. B. may call il mnrd
ara and 0'Donnell murderer; force,
the der the forms Of law has deoreed
of such, but vel In the minds aud n.er
Ieri- ries of millions now living and 4
the lions yet unborn, 0'Donnell Will g
II. O wear The martyrs crown. II matt
10 not who O'Donnell was, or what
w. was in other respects; In that ael