Butte record., 1854-06-24
PROSPEGTUS QF"THE CITIZEN >


A NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL 70 bc pu1ashef +
"a New Yo-k and 10 b. cu..1 'ei-o rs }DuN ls
81, assisted by THO. FEANcts NL.t-tER GIG =
competent corps of coa,r.bul Us.
IRE principal Cuuduc.JTs arv. in '7 frs place, Irish
U-i by bf,n. Ia he second place, -r 9rt E1en W.
endured wears oi p-rai eNiie e, 80 ha' e. tiie ar
CDye-,in-R;. tur underwriting ever h.r ln- dori.-
JON oi at Government lA ta'If nali'' col if iu i11
4iri qlaca tlry refugee. goo t0ios.9ii sai. sl4
pifaats t0 tiir Ifiyt.eg st A-H"fr1n ellillrsf0
lhe pr.nr. plies ll rou1gc. oi their Eev lolrl6. vt
be lag l,cora4ucr thcir .1~'.irn their lGe-1flcs,
and their asTir!'I.re
gaey r,fu oto iais,s Thar p-os'raie ana broken IS
ho his a'n IS a9w, ,he o-I-e OF 's- l'aep- -a-e4cs
They Iea,se 10 a,m.t lia. auy improvement i- .ss
uaierit condition %. those l4-lueu " Ht'e survived
tie nfsefie- " ihe iasl seven Years H .nt improve.
0uu here be. .aIsefs ha homer ign,s he aus,iuv
oi a. ancient snd uohi, nation.
They refuse to believe iba. Irshnen ~ home are So
2bteci az 30 'c .g1gi - the sovereign 90. a--a. nu-
avn. or l1at Iri9hmcn ia America can endure d..
thought ot accepting ae d,ie3i which sas driven her
from the land oi the.r iathesz. a-d mIee hsl beloved
nnd MA object q pity aud contempt le t5 Vioe e4rl
The mo2 eUeHl Ui gii lAo NC fern and suu aeru n--
tons of Europe Is towards Eeputl'Cansn. AlCr t'v
years uf dismal .Yetre ana order -df.er tlg 5r.
corpse. Iao.iou,ess brea,hie.s faom h'r ns. .isr.
si7lggie. v the letters ui he iyTau's weighing dow.
her Hmbs. AMI ther ; n"e's 20 L hssa-f, E.fc.e =
urin rpeung 1-t Tor 'itcr bfrSng forth G.. -ht
cious and dealhies5 spirit "' i'taoom. ile dump
masses o English lie The ueh To.eess unde-s, rsaj
less who labor forever ia mines and iac,oGes, Bho
have p1ri IN the government of their own land 10
interest ae oppression cf ireland in ihr piUuder Of
aSiu Or ia the European balance Of power-o0se mass
es. We Hrrreheud, were not finally crushed into the
ear.h or the i0h Of Apr lS.S, rs some persons be-
Icye. They are finding voice and spirif -aiu. Ge-.
many and it9iy are nOg dead-iirrguly AZ lot eFea
asleep. War airea'y RACES ia Euupc others gro
thltiit oa2i nHt ls c 1tY promising, an ai. Eu
rope and America ihere eyes watching. and hearts
Tor the occasion 10 All diplomacy and 10 good
uccouEt for lita r;usc ef RepuBi can Freedom Nan
k.ud il more becoming charged h lie electric.
ifv OF Revolution and one ct lhe uies pl hat battery
York
1'c conductors nf Tus CITIzaS desire TO awaken
og'.ih ihe na' cn,i suiri, and ambition OF Ireand-G
cNpke and sEl.llc among irShfCn ntb,c zeal 10 9I
and par,ala in the erct march eft uropeaa Dcroc-
racy. The vtte-gu and aTisocracit ot u-o pc being
taGded to-cthor agaus ihe Peoples, nleud pro
,ioe 80 fsr as I'm us ire n fr,errii ai,s,,rs 5 te
Peoples agaflst illr sctrreigls thd afis;oCrci-s.
D"e roN erui obstacle -tct ;ra,a-nai 81 arce nas
hitherto hcet ihe hypoccal pFeieuce loo 90 rherli n
made by ttc British Government The coulUli.rs oi
Ire 'iI41E iAtaH 20 ccNnie iher most earnest Ell rs
10 sifp of Thai sunrtiUOlitu presuce. aHd to eya;
The English power n its true character moi ohlT
orrrrssef OF ieland, hlt he op 7ssor O. England nd
.he Hlig # 0Pirsss on a the world over iniendnF
themselves 10 Tea and loyal American czn. iht.
VIII recc9mm-nt course lf potiey wri-h gpai
iaie tte irisA or nh,r European refusees nom tl9
common action o this great Republic. Thes viii 'HCfi-
c.ie aud with Hll iAe.r power ASSIST Careful 1.eey
stud, oi those se and iu-i ins i,Uijon under vhic,
here I'D America tAeY have icupi bo;a reuca from
their enemies. and -chr3 aud example of tbs g7und
doctrine thep mean 10 enforce. TO become, Ia god
faith citizens and armed soldiers ot America. is to
Viii tear forever in 81 1Tac, the haIyy debt Il
gratitude which NpaTri4tsd Ifi-hnen owe 70 America
inr hee powerful proreclnn afd ready sympathy: ana
viii piOusiy wach and p.5.arc for az occasion 10 ole.
charge that sacred drtr They viii be q al1us in hs
task OF reconciing the various factions whicu, on toth
sides OF HE Atlantic, hate distracted and weak sued The
cause o Ireind. and have always given her enemies
easy victory.
The conductors Of his journal intend 10 make trial
how many lrShmen how many yuiaries o. Democracy
militant ID ECrupe- and OF Democracy victorious &,
America, viii agree Hh them n these prIlcipies ani
help chem in striking Ibis alliance. Soon they vii 10
enabled c hnoW whether they laboring any goot
end They do not thiIl oi spending their whole lives
~ th1slrg he Waitr. or in moving dishes Of skim
med pIk." Ihef do not mean to be lihened unto ihS
jew, forever calling Palestine their country, and Wa
ing ior the tstoratiun of King DRyid's dynasty-0r
The welsh, watching generation after generation, fcr
The Tctern g; Arhur-Or The soldiers of the Millennium
eiernaliy sirdins their swords FOR the Gay Of ARM
eedden Nbae British tyranny sill grinas Ireland
while Irish spirit still hreaibes and burns in nassioaao
revolt nganst il. they viii labor in their chosen work
At amy rate. and in The meantime they know that the
homes and fearless preaching Truth and Justice must
bear good frliii, b"'h fJr Ireland snl ArneRica
The tlTIzEN will be published avery Saturday: tho
rs number viii appear Srurday, the .ih OF Jan. 1884
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