To the Editor of the "Norta-Cutxa Dat News."
Srr,—The letter by the Irishman" "Lo Friday's North-Ohina Daily News" was certainly but poor production. It was one of those out bursts of northera bigotry to which we Irishmen of the south have long ere now grown accustomed, Leffvi'a"" object in writing the letter ly not quite apparent, for it was not an answer to Na Davycudah. His only purpose can have been to revile his *fellow-countrymen," and with such an end in view and little work upon, he seems to have taken as his mitts. Throw sufficient mad and some ill stick."
I noticed that your correspondent did not—as his northern brethren were wont to in former days—have recourse to the old scarecrow and call the Trish people traits who threaten the Empire. Ne, it two late, The pissing of the Local Go. vernment Act and the Land Act does not allow 6f that. 5 Our bigot's attack seems to be directed against the ed roptesentatives of the nati we representatives have fought and sill fight our country's battles well, and we need, ut glance back on the history of the pst twenty years to see
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