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ireiaHd and irlerira.-I'he Dublin cores
pondeI-l Of the London Daily News expresses an
opinion that the popular feeling in Ireiand-esPe-
ciaily IN tie pnoTinces--is that in the event Il
VIZ wiiA llfe United States Ireland should rfH aIn
nelter; that the recruiting ser-eant, with his Eay
ribbons and drrm and fife, will be met with en-
lerlng laugh by some and a grave shake ot inc
head hy others; that THE Irish have many reasons
Tor loving America, and by no means 70 many iof
loving the proud ''sster'' Kingdom; that, in ilhs'
Paddy, however well he v,onId ike the shilling,
will NOD enlist Amanar tIs ,.,,,s,.v as=irscd for
TIE more thap frienrIy s.aI;n,- ~ Ir.5nd log.rds
America, are the sympathy for distress u lretaa,
manifested here; The great nlnber Of lnsh ~
nervi ana Lastly, tnai Mir. Tyler, while PreFdsn''
communicated in friendly manner wiih the =, y,
peal association his son being "a prsniaa,..'. :
member of several of these associations Al w.
country