text_original: But events were moving faster than Smith O'Brien. In February, 1848, the Republic was again proclaimed in France and the Tone  Fitzgerald farce was revived by Meagher and O'Brien. 1862] "YOUNG IRELAND" AND '48 189 Lamartine gave the Irish envoys a chilly welcome. Poet and idealist though he was, he was also statesman enough to question the wisdom of bartering the sympathy of England for an alliance with "Young Ireland
text_transcription: BUT EVENTS WERE MOVING FASTER THAN SMITH O'BRIEN IN FEBRUARY EIGHTEEN FORTY EIGHT THE REPUBLIC WAS AGAIN PROCLAIMED IN FRANCE AND THE TONE FITZGERALD FARCE WAS REVIVED BY MAYOR AND O'BRIEN LAMARTEEN GAVE THE IRISH ENVOYS A CHILLY WELCOME POET AND IDEALIST THOUGH HE WAS HE WAS ALSO A STATESMAN ENOUGH TO QUESTION THE WISDOM OF BARTERING THE SYMPATHY OF ENGLAND FOR AN ALLIANCE WITH YOUNG IRELAND
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