, 1864-08-04
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Tethe Editor Of the Chicago Tribune:
As The Fenian Brotherhood Of Chicago did not
parade at the funeral Of Colonel Mull9an, II is only
chieaeo % should know - why taey did ~ not Colonel
Mnlligen died the death of brave officer. The F.
B. supposed be wond hare received q funeral be-
that neither rs.2loss MOI sscttoas1 DEMONSTRATION
should pseponderate; that al American citizens
ebonld TO- frrcspecs1se OF birth aud creed each In
pose religions bias would BE- exhibited o. lt a.
toued to d erhUtted, IN this marching Of citizens
after the body Of heroic young man, who petished
The Brotherhood had prepared to march With
other military and civic bodies, and expected that
AZ military organization. well Known and recog-
araigned 10 such body, NJ, on the right Of the
iine.
The nevspspers pnblished programme. placing
This, under ordinary circumstances, would have
excited only passing remark and self denial. but
he F. B. knew, that with the exception Of the
On tie comnittss oi 1rraneements were
.neat, -, enemies Of tbe Feaiaa Brother,
who adhere to Culens' dicta In Irish political mat
ters. and who have earned for themeelves proml-
nent regulations as antl-1tish, anttnbeFsl, iiosi,
the arraneemente, and they wished to exhibit to
the American people, and more particularly TO the
sh Catholic people, hoy thsy could force she o.
sentation wss p2ade 10 tie Chief Marshal. and he
at once assented to the proprlety Of the Fen,ans
place, on the right Of the line.
On Monday evening, 1t was made known that the
original programme was to be carried out to The
IRENE rear The Chief Marshal, Judging from his
first expression Of opinion, assented only to po.
sition forced upon him Tor bis well known honor
tbe action pursued With reference to tbs F. B., to
be ve1y unaast and without precedent,
Seeing that certain dtg1itafies controled enectu.
ally the arranEemente, and that the funeral was
taken out Of the hands Of the people, and that the
decision as to place and Presence was based, not
esf oP
They take this occasion to express their regard
for, ard iel1ow:hip With Al siv and military sosi.
the same that 1t Was only because thelt uudoubted
rights citizens were outraged that tho5 did not
act their patt tn 3tfsp the parade .,o.t
take psrt Ia the funeral, because Bishop Duggan &
Co were thefE declared political enemles-and
by snmos o eas past d
But there are men Who to day SAX themselves in
that in country where free expression and exer-
else Of opinion is not only tolerated. but 9uaran
teed, TIE time has come during tue public disposf-
Of bodies may Be placed The F. B. are lahoring
to regeneEate. Ireland ant irtshmen. They are
teaehiDg 1tithhen that they have certain civil
rights apart from, aud independent ofeeelesastical
Jurisdiction; their teaching has taken root, and
because The people do now sometimes act for them,
and denounced, the members thereof stigE,atlzcd
and s1sndcred. It IL proper to suggest that In their
endeaTora to crash the efforts Of the Feaians 70
elevate and regenerate Their county people, csrt0
se oan E. assaes ss Moo
room be remodellcd and remoIallzed It their sex
cellencies would caution, gnd urge, and nssfst the
bound @ I'd 70 Do. wi W6st are I tSey ID dotEsr ~ sN p'sue
MICHAEL 3cASLAH, Center.
DEowszp.-A little bog, eight years Of age,
named China Brown, only son of h. ". Brown,
residing at a52 South Clinton street, was drowned
yesterday in the South Branch, He was playing
on vessel lying At Dwisht's dock. and accident
veesef to the shore. The coroner held an inquest
yesterday evening, and verdict WAS rendered &C.
cotdiug to the facts.
The Name Red Jackes.
Eye1Jwhere the name Red Jacket Is seen and
spoken Of There being many people Who DO not
know tts meaning. We propose to enlishtea them
Messrs. Bennett Pieters & Co., Ct ch,sase, have
which had its origin with the Indiana. The chiel
Of the sirNstions, the celebrated, noble and gen
Rd PARTING "
Chaplin, It vas handed down to Mes.rs. Bennett
Pfeters Co.. who nnmed the Ritters after the
celebrated chief Dr. Chaplin, by the addition Of q
vi WssR asesd @ non s S tae inaans
used hns brought the Bttesa to their present per:
fection. They nov. are very agreeable aud
soothing influence, and create a good appetite.
We notice that druggets generally sell no Bltters
60 rapidly a. these. 1t-d&w