The Smoky Hill And Republican Union

A HINT FOR IRISH VOTERS.

Such of our fellow citizens of Irish birth as intend to vote for McClellan and Pendleton may be congratulated upon the pleasure they will give to the English aristocracy, and its organ the London Times. In voting for McClellan they vote exactly as the London Times desires them to. That journal, in its issues, heaps abuse upon Mr. Lincoln and the Union party, and vigorously advocates the election of McClellan. So does the London Herald, the organ of the Tory party.

All who hate the Union, in England and all who despise and speak contemptuously of the Irish, strongly urge and desire the election of McClellan and Pendleton.

A vote for McClellan, therefore, is a vote which will delight the Union hating and Ireland hating aristocrats in England; and every Irishman who desires to curry favor with English lords, and with the London Times, cannot do better than vote and speak in favor of McClellan. That will be a sure passport for him to British favor.

It will not, perhaps, keep the London Times and Saturday Review, and other aristocratic journals, from calling the Irish all kinds of names, and classing them, as they constantly do, with beasts and savages; but it may lead these papers to make an exception in favor of those who vote for McClellan.

When, therefore, an Irish citizen is asked why he votes for McClellan, he can answer truly, "because the London Times wants to have McClellan elected;" and if he is asked for still further reasons, he can reply. "because the English aristocracy are in McClellan's favor;" and if he is still pressed for reasons, he may add, "because I should like to win a word of praise for myself from the men who despise the country of my birth, and hate and abuse my countrymen.-Post.