The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04

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Their and expanthere is something wrong somewhere.
Nee Richmond Ind-Sends long letter advising us
what"Coorse purshue" clear othe Rapids
and winds up by asking us"W THE IRISH REPUBLIC be
for the Democrats the Republicans? ?" To which
wer 1T WILL! Buy the paper, and see if it don't As to
steering clear of the Rapids shall lay down course and
once under won't alter it, let the Rapds look out
and steer clear of for if they DON'T we'll into them,
that's ALL We prefer the sugng fermentng life of
RAPIDS to the coward uggshness of eternal calm We intend
to have two hosts for reades-one our Friends the other
our Eesone host read for Tore the other for some
thing else.
NJ R., Winona Minn-To whom Prospectus of this paper
sent writes to tell that he knows he won't like it lin ad
vance, and anyhow that he is tired of reading This puts
us in mind of the beggars Ireland who when pressed
this was very long time ago: they don't press them much
there now hear used to reply for modey sake wisha
its tired from attn are" Poor souls they tired from
They little of the exercise that easy to tire them
From NJ RS letter have doubt but that he be
tired of readn for pretty he has to spell all the
words before he readwe wish he would do the before
he WITHSTAND that's enough to tire anybody We won't
"meboy to reading: in and take
q swig at the bar, dh1.s at the cards.
Fanny B. Brooklyn n WANTS to know if TIE IRISH
REPUBLIC won't have column for the adiess Certainly every
column in the paper for ladies' provided their cont
buttons will contribute to the advancement of Country and
liberty So along darlngs and columns with
your wreaths We in favor of suffrage for we
have suffered long alone at the hands of rascay poll
cau that anxious to have you suffer with usmisey
loves company Let hear from fair correspondent
soon again she pleases.
Young Ireland ST. Louis, Mo.-Wres to know where The
Felons Track" by Michael Doheny be had and then
wanders into long dsqon about the troubles in the
Fenan organization and winds by saying that though he
has differed with he believes that
motives in the took" &C. c We hate to be less
polite than "Young Ireland" and should like be able to
return him the complimentary saying that also thought he
honest &cbut can't do it consistently with the
rgd law" of truth. The Feons Track" has long out
print though understand that person in New York
rhahed It of late
for tie benefit of Col Doheny widow who resides in Brooklyn
fear which speak little for the generosity
of the Irish people, Col Doheny-happy in better land
the Fenan troubles began and not mixed with them at all
spent the great life and talents which he possessed in the
of Ireland Havga heart large his income anda
purse the command of suffering he died leaving his
wife and children nothing but the glory of his nameded
doubt, thinking that every Ishman-worthy of the
would be father the faheress-that, he lived and la
bored elevate his people, his children would become the
children of the nation But when the eagle dies who
feed its youngg Fame very fine in booksbu doubt
if much when Brookynandord for his
rent when the winter winds creech along the bay of New
York. With regard to 1.-THE Felons Track you write to
any Western publishing house. and they will get
copy you twentieth of those who profess nationality
would purchase copy would place Mrs. Doheny whose two
sons understand under in eand in
independence. - t-4
J. ST. Chcago-We happy to say that knowledge of
oers is very extensive The acquaintance of General
Massey therefore, "honor" which unable
lay claim. But making inquiry have been Informed
that his real is Patrick Condonthe great Texan
Colonel whom James Stephens sent to Chicago about three
months ago. assist his respectable" supporters in this city
to turn Fenan organization to his policy" and its
money into pockets Our friends here will doubtless recol
lect the we'll dressed, backmustachoed nsinuatng nHre
who company with certain patriots whom fobear to
name was pepetuay bowling and showing his white teeth in
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