, 1864-12-15

ncicbbor's house to borrow sieve, (by the same
token yre are always either borrowing or begging.
bus This Is the Inst begging the Feuians n1e going
to d. for there is mighty fue little Island across
the wutcr which they intend to take and keep too,
and 60 put stop for ever to the unt1ring begging
Lox,) and on aeking for the sieve, WIS told he
could have 1t and welcome but that one Of the
boys VIE drawing water with It from the we'll,
"Bcgor Tom,'' says the ould wo.nan, alter the
ncichbor went out " that WIS mighty lame e1-
| cute. 1T VIE good enough" !" says he, "tch<n I
did rot raat to gice The sisot." This is Just the
| case with few noisy persoos who are making
erch hu1ahaleo about the Fcnians having fair
before Christmas, and the Orphans Immediately
after. They never gave to d. Feu1ans nor 10 the
osphaus, and not having the honesty to refuse
windy lectures about mixing bread out
| Of the Orphans mouths, etc.. and
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| fossils VINO inicst all communities, md who seem
10 he eentf the express purpose 9f closging any
md who would do wonders only for something,
VS. theiE SHY tongues, E always sure to keep
| county people WITH whom we have contacted
within .hs las1 few ssshs Psrso1s who e,hias haEa
panied by bread and coal: They arc
sss oss aasas s feRsa ens a; a'
! Query. Our fathers were denounced Of old for
| protesting to live Us fFcemeu outside the English
< rahsr tan nse as as saTss az ",hR t,r T. Is s
| pcctlon between the denurciations Il an! pale
| comce between the Fcnians and the Independence
cfIrc1and. It viii be Aaesd orsr hoEeser this
| nen;h oath. to decide. r.
seems that who intend to sacrifice, even l1fe
ITSELF for the land OF our birth have no right to
come Drgore the people and Qkk assistance In her
name, and for her rccneration and that If Se edge
| IN fair or two in tie year between. aome other
Irish fuirs We do go In order to deprive others Of
their 1dtcful Share as though we were Interfering
| with those who make bcggary part OF their vo-
CATIONS. How We can help coming before soms 60 1s
thrust forth. Let us come down to figures; our
Fateh wonid @ eail It. It has heen sai hat o:en
Yankees would cypher the English ont Of Ireland
If they took nouon.tais shoTs BE- r. n n result 81
c9.o. There IL a Fair held annually for the
orFhnus, ut which they realize probably two
iars a1oong lbe twenty-five thousand people. and
VIC can sec at glance the Immense sacrifice that
Is made for the orphans; people Who can 2, shell
4 few Fenian seorking men wo1ld give this to
onc Of their own Fair., and Afterwards do as much
70. tho orphans as those who are denounclng us as
! uuclristian around tho street corners 1s II pos'
si;;le that our people cannot give to the Fcnlans
ard tie orphans alsof This We can say that the
supporters OF Fenianftm, or Liberty, whichever
orphsns than those knaves Who endcavor 10 make
our good, citizens believe that re are
opposition Tho 10 eota ao'e nR Peg gstrs e,fs, 5o
have them in charge. We can honestly aay
tst at The otphsns fars I've mean 1ssh, the cth;
tarc been a. literal as tie ba1ance Of their cum
try people; and we eay to those who affect to be
i Orphans. tha. after making aye & six thousand
dolars at our own Fair. we will do as much as you
for the orphans Let us hare no more abuse; each
Eve. but We We asE list the pst1ioc Fenisn sisters
people ftom ther degraded position. viii be treat
things who ape the manners Of men have tnaultod
.hcn. say yes or no. md that will do; It ia hard
to lie forced to mention these matters In the Pnblfs
WORKING for Ireland and Liberty, and We, the
FEs1AS MEN, will protect them from assault, lei
it come from whatever quarter i maJ:
help In the last struggle for irelauds F'ht 70,
let them affect much % possible to disbelieve iu
tile Fenian movemenL e gay 2! 13aat e s9 notr gu
that The preeent qniet into Submission
This silence is b1t preparation; there is no t1'k
We do not want our people to join our organixa.
! ton; 1t ia strong enough now for Its work All
we ask Ii money. II our people would only fynhez
know h9w pch shtn eose say te ~ ~
huv artillery, to put m army In the field, for moth.
ing must be left 10 chance, they wonld At once see
iLat Ec11nde Independence is not a matter OF men
| int a matter Of money. Come, then, to the Fe-
oisn M Sisters Fair, buy Christmas present 70.
yonr children; teach. them the history Of their
country; tell them what your father suffered fot
path. rIch With thc blood Of uarty1cd men: they
viii make better citizens for America; they will
hase more respect for you fSE pe9rls WHO qham eau
sand Year,, while they have the strength and
numbers OF the Irish arc unTorthy the respect 9!
anr' Inst ne vii shape our course in q manner
fet viii satisfy them better than words: it is onls
III dc last extremity that VIC ash them for any