The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-21

they easily acquire with the greatest OF modern
revoionists Mazzn in their midst or 1t Is well known
the Headquarters of Italian revolution is in London and
large Republican Irish element permeang every part oil the
lower strata of their body polite they will soon realize e
potency of that principle of the r. Bsent action Ano
by the way this to my mind the fact that readers
feel much deeper interest in the position and prospects OF
the last mentioned body than in the present roy excite
ment of the rightful subjects of John Bull.
The work at home since the visit of Mr. Roberts to Paris
has been going quite prosperous because that gentleman
in making the generous proposals. which SO cor
daily agreed to by men, advised the at this side to
select proper representatives from among themselves to whom
they could ntrst the supreme direction of the Home Or
ganzation. Many causes which need not be entered into
here conpred prevent the frank and e from acting ON
that wholesome advice until within the last few weeks and
now the danger of such assemblies past am at liberty
tell you that the men home having completely cut
loose from the rckster who had assumed control over them,
place VERY naturally entire confidence in the directory
selected of their choice which is needless say continues
in the unqualified and raterna cooperation with Mr.
Roberts and the Senate through Mr. Roberts honorable
representative at this side have in Cork paper
few days ago letter purporng to have emanated from Tom
Kelly the woud-be c. E. l. r., in which, (for selfish
purpose he msquote paragraph which recently appeared
in aeading article the question of Fenansm in your
columns. The writer represents you having said If
you convinced the Chatham street party free from
the control of Oahony Stephens Kelly and Co., you would
insist union under John Savage and we'll
known man." Now, why think you is that last sentence
about eU man thrown in skilluy? 1t is simply the
old panacea of the New York People newspaper Mahonys
dodge place his brothernaw John Savage in the posi-
ton which he (OMahony unfortunately for Ireland once
occupied
do not want to disparage Mr. Savage; but I ask What
would Fenanism be to-day if it trusting for its advo
cacy or support forty men, and national writer's
or lecturers answer 1t would have been able to
make honorable in the pages of history certainly
it would not be what is todaya terror to England and
power around which the brightest hopes of grand old
ton entwined. am glad you have not promulgated
such foolish doctrine the want of 1t is
sbe to say believe you put it, if the Savage Organza-
ton was untainted with OMahonyism Stephenson
union light easily be effected for then, doubt the
of that Organization would be able to enter discussion of
the terms of union with unprejudced minds; but the
twadde about is only fit for knaves FOOLS and
may add it is only such who it. The object of the
letter referred to inform the public that if both Or
CARNATIONS in America placed under John Savage
some new and we-known man." the writer would resign
his position in these Countries As far Colonel Kelly is
concerned people here ask what position" has he got to
resign for whenever he puts the c. E. l. r. to his name he
knows he commits an act the unbushng mpudence
for the "resgning of whatever position he held here
took place eight months ago in Dublin, when he
told by the Directory that his presence longer amongst
them would cost him his life.
Murder AS I about to post this, the awful news
reaches me- that the Cabinet have sealed the fate of the
happy men in Manchester. They must die Will Mr..
Fnlen and his friends the
doctrine? We shall see J.P.
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