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The Daily Dispatch: September 30, 1861., [Electronic resource], Talking and fighting. (search)
alking is over fight is the word." and declares that the hope, of the oppressed of all nations depend upon preserving the integrity of the United States and putting down this rebellion. Mr. Thos. F. Meagher was a rebel in his own country against a Government which exercised no such lawless despotism as that of Abraham Lincoln. Probably, it was in that relation that he discovered that "fighting" is: better "word" than "talking." If "talking" could have accomplished anything for a cause, Ireland would have been independent long ago. That Mr. Thomas Francis Meagher and his colleagues did not talk Queen Victoria and the British Government to death, in the last Irish rebellion, is a clear demonstration, that the jawbone of an ass is only a dangerous instrument when wielded by a Samson. An Mr. Thomas Francis Meagrer is no Samson, he did not break the cords which bound Ireland to her old situation; he did not pull down the pillars of the British polities temple and bury himself in its r