Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
How the wretch was Kicked Gut OF
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How the wretch was Kicked Out OF
Ireland.
Clrk Examiner, July 10Th: NotRithstand-
ing The cunning anu oleveTness of j James
Csrey, and his violently expressed determin.
alton 10 remain in Irelsnd, he was at the last
moment completely bsfied by the action OF
the authorities and was obliged 10 leave the
country without receiving one f~arthing re-
ward Tor his service as approver. Not only
this, but the lord-lieutenant refused TO grant
him a written pardon, and he took his de-
parture from Dublin a detected and disap.
pointed man. AS it turns out his thre ats 10
resume his Piscr in the corporation, and 10
continue his occupation as q brickiayer in
Dublin. were but empty boastr, for when the
rest came he demonstrated shat ne Coo glad
10 procure safety on any terms. He believed
he mad got the government in a difficulty;
that they could not keep hum In prison; and
that they would have to pay handsomely
10 induce him 10 go away. Bat, deep coz
spirator as he was, he was entirely out
witted, and 20 unexpectedly that he seemed
psralyzed at his helpless position, and sud
denly submitted TO proceed TO a distant land.
Inc manner 10 which his acquiescence was
obtained was very simple. His applications
Tor a written pardon were unheeded; hts
demands for terms were uususwered; his
brother Peter wss removed from his COM
/ pauS1 GU tndb nc ulu uOt KNOW Hnat 0aQ De-
come of him; other intormers had left the
prison, and he knew not whittier they had
gone. He began 10 suspect that something
had been done with his family, and the ex-
preston in one OF his latest lstters-written
shortly before he was taken from Kilmsin-
hnm-shows he wrs HuspicIous ina hey had
beep, as he terms 1t, k~IInapped.n Carey's
elder children were first sent away; then his
wife and Inc younger members OF his family
Il AgGAu8 n h,--
proven Invlnclble would meet then at a Ger
tain port. Suddenly, at night, 1t was made
known to Carey that he was 10 leave the
prison. de started with amusement and in
CURED what tho g-oyetnmsaI Intended to do
with him. Whist, ne asked, was 10 be his re-
ward? What provision had been msde for
his protection7 He was struck dumb with
establishment when informed that he would
receive no reward; neither would pro-
lection be extended to him; and he
could now maze his choice his pas.
sage had been paid, or the door YVES
open to him to walk out q free man among
the citizens. Being assured that ii wss the
decision of the authorities, his fury seemed
to Consume him, and when the question was
put whether h would take his liberty or his
passage to another cline he got overcome
with fear at the prospect OF being turned out
in the streets. Finally the news was i'm
parted TO him that his wife and seven children
were already aboard ship ready to sail, and
unless he chose to join them, their passages
having been paid, he would have but little
chance Of meeting them for a considerable
time. This last blow overwhelmed him, and
he sulkily bowed to the inevitable and con-
sented to rid Ireland OF his presence forever.
No tim was lost in acting upon this de-
cisien-for Carey's passsge-ticket had been
secured and his common outfit purch ased.
Where he has gone none but the authorities
know and their secret is certain to be well
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