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Napoleon and Wellington.

Mr.. Colbould the drawing master of
the Prince of Wales when boy, relates
the following story in his recently pub
lished "reminiscences:
"On reaching the palace one morn
ing the Prince of Wales showed me
a drawing he had just finished Napo-
leon was depicted on horseback leveling
pistol at the Duke Of Wellington, VINO
was advancing to cut down his great
enemy. While l was looking at the
drawing, who should come in but the
duke himself Why. the very man who
can best criticise my drawing said the
prince. Now, can you tell me who
that is on the left?' he went on, pre-
senting the sketch to the duke. Well
replied the latter, deliberately 'judg-
ing from the waistcoat and cooked hat,
l should say it was meant for Napo-
leon Right said the prince. and
who is the other figure!' BY the cut
of his jib, returned the duke calmly,
L should say it was myself Right
again. Well, now, is the drawing ac-
curate: That's what l want to know
The duke rose, put down the sketch,
and thus impressively addressed the
Prince of Wales My boy, I'm going
to tell you something that the English
people don't realize. l was sent out
to meet Napoleon in check, but never
in my life have l set eyes on him!
Once, in the midst of a battle some one
cried: Lock! there's Napoleon!" but
before l could get the glass to my eye
the smoke from a field gun had envel-
Gped him. 4"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

court al which royal ceremonial is ob-
served. embassies from foreign govern
meu,, rerYed, ana fa.-relya.ns cues
lions of IL frnaron1I palipy J, Dmed
apj decided. thsge is NOT IL Gptelnmaul
Of .i,e civilized wur'a at Who's capital
h. CthpIi. church is MOI represented
by a resident representative 30 a. a--
lion OF national policy. which ma Vi
iertiF cH iAdirer,ly affect TN Catholic
church, is decided upon until the pope
has been heard from Thronghou The
civilized world run .he threads OF papal
diplomacy. and The most prominent lea
lures CT recent political progress has
been the wonderful success of Caiholc
Craftsmanship.
What Tom" Watson does not know
ab@ut his Catholic fellow citizens and
the church they belong TO would make
bulky tome. lie has tvid anlly not
read with prof" the history OF the know
no. hing movement in this country half Il
| century ago or he would not indulge
as a public man in 5llch vaporn.s He
apparently does not know that the
Catholics OF this country owe no pO!it-
zeal allegiance to the pope o" any foreihn
government on earth and shat thcy have
demonstrated their loHaIlty on llany A
bloody field 10 the American republic
Ii be pcrrsrS the history of the great
II Dr.lion he will find that Catholics
2"'"@ Il conspicuous par. in suppr@ssing
| the secession Of the Southern states. in
ending his own Gaorgl,. and perhaps
hi" antpathy to Catholics grows out
OF his knowledge of ,hnt hislori" fact.
| Mr., Tom" Watson is politically a
| daH! duck from this inc on. M pli1y
81! hereafter be guilty ii tho foly ,r
| homo! Zig with nomi lat,Dn lor any
( national office a man OF his mental chaa-
! a. lrrstics. Catholics NAY bn few and
! tar between in Georgia and TON" may
imagin" that he can insu!, them with
lmpunity there, but in every national
| convention he will discover that they
| will WELD Sufficient influence to defeat
= him for nomination. and if he happens
| to get place on ii national tirkc. AGAIN
from the popllists lie and that party Will
, he buried beyond resurrection at the
! POLLS.
1t hehooves the PGpuist party ia
| weed ont all bgots and cranIls and re-
! lega!e them to obsrurity ii it ever OK
poets to receive the support of Catholic
citizens in STATE and national elections,
! Tom" Watson may live to regret mis-
ni'lustiiiabI" attacks upon s'lY:l p2wnr-
| ful body of citizens as the Catholics
| IT 'a2 United S,'ies.
Tom" Watson We're not extreme
! Iy Ignorant he would have known that
the Catholic church does not Interfere
with its members in political matters
no" dictate To them how they shall vote.
i In" bishops, priests and laymcn of III,
/ Ca'hnlic church vote according to their
! best Judgment and belong to all parties.
/ They would stand no tlictaton H. Amcri-
can politics from even the pope himself.
mad that aged pontiff issued instructions
- 'htm. Catholics believe alike in mat
t"rs of religion but rot in anyrhinr
else: and il Is about time for the Geor-
/ g!hn flrecracker to know 1t. The sooner
| the Pupulists muzZc him or repudiat,
/ his uttcranccs the better for theIr
F., cause
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COMRADE MACDONALD TO COM
RADE M'KINLEY,
U. S. Land Office,

U. 5. Land Office,
st. Cloud, Mimi, July -, 1897.
To- the President:
Sir and COmrade: l have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of your letter
Of the LIST inst, notifying me of my re.
moval from the Office of receiver of pup
lie moneys at this place
AS all my accounts, before the de-
partment at that date, had been adj
justed, found correct ana settled, it
follows that my official conduct is rot
the cause of your action. l have been
removed. presumptivcly, fer political
reasons. My newspape. support
ed Bryan and Sewall, Democratic
nominees. individually, I look 40 part
in the campaign.
My Information is that NY removal
WAS .cnuesled and urged by Congress-
man Morris. Of this district.
The Republican national platform of
1896 contained this clause:
The veterans Of the Union army de-
serve AID should receive fair treatment
AID generous recognition"
at the dedication OF The Gettysburg
monument 10 The dead of our gallant
First Minnesota Regiment, on the I'll
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Senator Mark Hanna is an inmate
OF the White House, room having
been fitted up for aim in the Executive
Mansion. The rcna lie occupies was
the apartment in which the different
presidents slept until ltai fields time,
and the Prince Of Walcs, when the
guest of President Buchanan just before
the war. stretched his royal body on q
soft bed in the same chamber. Hanna
accepted the room by invitation of the
are as plentiful us blacilberrie;" in
the national capital and were botheriag
him beyond endurance.
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MCKINLEY AND MACDONALD
seif-ExDDnnntory Correspondence ot
Two q. A. Il. Veterans.

The st. Cloud Times of July /. an
nounces that Hon. c. F. Macdonald
receiver of the land office at St. Cloud,
has been removed for partisan reasons
by the Republican administration IN
the face of the following declaration
OF the Mckinley National Republican
Platform of 1896: "The veterans of the
Union army deserve and should receive
fair treatment and generous recogni-
ton"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

THE beautiful and innocent way in
which Ignatius Donnelly can lie" says
must make his satanic majesty laugh
with glee when he contemplates ihas
it wont be long before [g. will be ono
of his subjects" The Irish Standard is
shocked at the use of such language TO-
wards an honored citizen of Minnesota
and especially when it comes from a
man who belongs to the Got. and moral
ty party" as our friend Pease does.
Partisan feeling runs high in the coll
umns of our esteemed contemporary
during this hot weather.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The London Globe. an organ of the
Salisbury government, says that in a
naval conflict Japan can whip the
United States and destroy our towns on
the Pacific coast. 1t then sneers at the
weakness of the American navy in The
event OF war with Japan. The Globe
may be ignorant of the fact that in
every war with Great Britain the United
States has been victorious ON water
We are not bit afraid of Japan or of
John Bull either, though we don't boast
SO much of our navy. If war ever comes
we will prove our superiority as in the
past both on sea and land and the Lon
don Globe had better make note Of it,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Stuyvesant Chanler, of New York, the
companion of John Redmond, was not
nominated member for Roscommon after
all. The people gave the nomination to
brother Of Luke Hayden, the deceased
member and John Dillon will let the
seat go uncontested, so that the nominl-
zion is equivalent to an election in that
parliamentary district of Connaught.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The Roman correspondent of the Now
York Sun says that Archbishop Keanc
Will return TO the Eternal City after
having fulfilled his duty in the United
States, and then he adds: "IIe will he
accompanied then by Mgr. ireland,
whom Leo Kill and Cardinal Rampol!o
wish to consult on the affairs of Ga
thOlciSm'
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

ileal3 were exchanging hot shot, proved
h'mself The real guardian vi law and
order in the city and prevented the
conslabulary from producing .iot
by threatening in no uncertain tones
that he would lead the people against
Them ana teach diem a lesson they
would never forget ii they did nol
cease their Interference VIII voters
al public meetings
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The papers speak of Mrs. Mary ANN
Cassidy. OF tpalport. Pennsylvania, as
being remarkable woman. She l.;
1O5 years old and has had eighteen
children thitrccn boys and five girls.
She was born in the county Of Fcrman-
agh. Ireland. in 1882. six years before
the uprising Of '9S. She has been dirty
two years in the United States and was
never known to be sick
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

John Bull an Outcasl" is the headline
IN Chicago paper in connection with
the visit OF the German emperor to The
Russian czar. Young Kaiser William
hates England and is doing his best to
isolate the robbcr nation among Tho
Alexander Of Russia is to seek his co.
operation in lllwarting Great Britain )
policy in The Orient.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
COMRADE M'KINLEY TO COMRADE
MACDONALD.
Executive Mansion

Executive Mansion,
Washington, d. c., July /, 1897.
Mr.. Colin f. Macdonald. st. Cloud, MINI.
Sir: You are hereby removed from
the office of receiver of public moneys
at St. Cloud, Minnesota, to take effect
upon the appointment and qualification
of your successor.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Through the commissioner of the gen.
eral land Office.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The newly appointed board Of pardons
in Minnesota, consisting of the govern
or, the chief justice and the attorney
general, turned deaf ear to the ap-
peal of the Missouri citizens in behalf
of the Younger brothers confined in the
state pententary for the past 81 years
for the robbery of the Mortified bank
and the murder of Cashier Haywood.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Ex-senator Edmunds, of Vernon
now resident OF Philadelphia has
been requested by President Mckinley
and Secretary Sherman to formulate
all Anglo American arbitration treaty
to take the place of the Olney -Paunce
fote treaty rejected by the senate. It.
is said that the Vermont statesman
is an adept in International affairs
and that he will have treaty pre-
pared when congress meets IN Dece1n-
ber We trust that it will meet The
fate of the other treaty and that there
is Americanism enough left in the up
per chamber Of congress to avoid any
entangling alliance with the hereditary
foe of the republic. Mckinley and ms
gang had better restore prosperity than
try to have closer relations with the
rascal!y mother country"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Says Cardinal Vaughan in pastoral
letter: In 1887, England had four
Wears apostolic, and the whole British
empire had only IS Catholic bishops; III
1897 England has hierarchy with Is
Catholic bishops and the empire has 16G
In 1887 the priests of England were 456,
in 1897 they are 2,6SG.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

When an freshman heard an English
man speaking of the fine echo at the
Lakes Of Killarney, which repeats Che
sound FORT times. he very promptly
observed. Faith. that's nothing to tho
echo In my fathers garden in the ro,n-
ty Of Galway. Ii you say to it, How
do you do, i'atldy Blake" it will answer,
Pretty well. [ thank yon. sir.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

c. f. Macdonald, editor of the St
Cloud Times, has been removed from She
recevership of the st. Cloud land af-
flee by President Mckinley. Mr.. Mac
donald discharged the duties of his of-
flee in the most satisfactory manner aim
he is fired solely because he is a Demo-
crat who voted for Bryan and Sewall in
the last campaign. The fact that he is
a veteran of the Union army did not
count with the Neutrality-suspicious. admin
istration, which processes such solic.-
tlde for the old soldiers. Nacdonalds
letter to Mckinley appears elsewhere in
this issue of the Irish Standard.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Quoth the Peoria journal: The Phil
adelphia Press. in an editorial on the
jubilee. said the queen was the nucleus
in the molten liquor OF empire about
which crystallized all the ideas OF ;adi-
viduals and the nation And This is
good. Tho queen has been nes, egg,
Us 1t were. And of all the golden ebgs
the British monarchy has laid, India
and Ireland have not even seen one.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Another wealthy American heiress
has been captured by an impecunious r.
tied Enelishman. Miss Ogden Goelet
the daughter of a New York million
aire, is the victim this time, and the
young duke of Manchester is the happy
man. They will lie married this fall
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The appointment by President Me-
kinley or john GoOdnow of this city
as American consul at Shanghai WAS
confirmed ny the United States senate
the other day. despite the bitter oppose
ton. for political reasons, OF ex-senator
w. d. WA=hluru
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

sketch the ruins OF ST. PauIs." Where
Mr.. Tom Watson 5 popocratic A. p. A.
alliance will be about that period would
require more Than the son OF II proph
ct 10 foresee or predict
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

man bearing the immortal cogno-
men of the sweet bard of Avon"-Wil-
liam Shakespeare leaseholder of tne
Great Eastern mine in Montana.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The postmaster Of New York receives
q salary ul 5000 year. Tho revenue
OF the ro-totlire from all sources is
nearly SS.gao,nou Il year, and the a.
penses foH the same period are $780,
900, leaving 81 500 900 as ne, profit to
the government from that one olIit -
alone
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

Sir Charles Dixie created u sensation
the other day in the house of commons
ing British officials to aid slave-owners
III the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba.
He said The territory must be under
British protection OF British officers
slave" saiG Sir Charles. according to
the famous judgment 81 Lord Mansfield
in 1I!2, becomes Il free man as soon as
he sets foo; on British soil" The under
secretary q foreign affairs made A weak
reply and ;hc sympathy Of all parties
was wit! Sir Charles Dixie
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Every one has read the magnificent
tribute which Lord Maca,,lav paid to
the Roman Catholic church, hut few
know villa, the Grand Old Man." the
great untitled statesman Of England,
William Ewart Gladstone. has said If il i.
The following paragraph is taken from
bis eloquen: eu!oG5. on the ancient
church:
"She has marched for $500 years at
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

The San Francisco Nation says that
William Jennings Bryan received a
magnificent ovation in that city on his
cit
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Father Lambert, the famous editor of

Father Lambert, the famous editor of
the New York Freeman's Journal, COM
menting on Tom" Watsons TRADES
against the Catholic church, uses this
language: On this matter we would
strongly advise Mr.. Tom" Watson, be-
fore he ventures on any further eXcllr-
sions into the domain of political history
or polemics, to procure volume of Ma
caulay's Essays" and study what that
great English writer thinks of the Par
acy, which he says was venerable aud
vigorous ere the eldest Of the dynast!as
of the civilized world had an existence,
and which will continue to flourish aM,i
be respected when the traveller from
New Zealand shall stand upon the
broken arch of London Bridge ard
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

President Andrews of Brown liDiver-
sity has recently returned from Eur
ope. He is a noted 5metallist and the
financial supporters of the Institution
which he adorns ale Sound money
men," On his return committee rep
rescnting the trustees of the college
either modify his political views or not
protrude them SO prominently. Asked
if his views had undergone any change
whilst abroad he answered: "Emphati-
cally no. My convictions are not con-
trolled, fortunately. by pecuniarv loss
or gain The trustees will probably
dispense with his services at the ti'&t
opportunity.
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