The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05


tell the Times SO, the editors of that sheet have lied
That lying is the chief plank in their platform know
full well, and but that some of counrymen may be
deuded knayes would not stop to handy words
with such unblushing vlifers. The Times says we
circulate 100 copies in St. Louis. This is in keeping
with the rest. We have circulation of over 600 in
st. Louis. This we know is not one-tenth of what it
should be but when we take into consideration that there
were ten times more Irishmen in ST. Louis to honor
McCool than there were to honor Sheridan,
count for our circulation We can also account for the
existence of such papers as the Times on the same
grounds The Times says to our people, avoid The
IRISH REPUBLIC it is radical and abuses the Queen'
Of course the slave power have every to stand up
for the Queen Let the thugs, DULLES, roustabous and
the unreconsructed vagabonds of that city hear their
master and obey Over decent of course he has
CONTROL and want subscribers readers but in
telgent persons The St. Paul secarian blotng sheet
from the spirit of the articles devoted to the condemna
ton of THE IRISH REPUBLIC, must belong to the
church militant. Father Ireland must have figured at
Donnybrook fairs, the Irishmen of ST. Paul must be
the veriest priestridden slaves out of Ireland he
would not far demean the coat which he should
dragged it through the streesas to send forth such
vulgar, vlanous, lying, inexcusable rabbe Of Words
where, while numbering the English of that Queen he
loves loyalty he only attempts the life Of The IRISH
REPUBLIC. We understand that this reverend bully
essays the roll of leader of the Irish people of Minnesota
politically as wel-and more-than spiritually. All we
say is, that he may skrmsh through relgion and
politics" up there the borders of civilization and
savagery but if he to cut up such ddos down this
way he would be politically kicked and religiously
senced We will refer this gentleman Omoreat length
hereafter and show up of his actions in the past
in Irish American and Fenian affairs 1t may interest
those outsiders to know how can be such slaves
to lie beneath the feet of any creature lay cleric who
demeans himself in a manner degrading to humanity.
Coming from public enemies to Individuals few
persons know the many devices adopted to kill The
IRISH REPUBLIC We could write book on those
destructionists
One individual in New York city buys five papers
every week and burns them. This is all the money he
can spare He would not give ten cents week to save
humanity from starving In little minds vindctiveness
is the highest feeling. STILL we do not find fault with
this style of doing things We invite our Irish slave
enemies VINO cannot pear the Ignt OF truth unless
when burning individuals papers, to adopt this method
of killing us by fire. Buy up all you can fnd-we can
print more-and burn them, the infdels. Oh, for the
fire and faggot of the days of old
There is fellow here, in our good city, named
Stuart who is in the Government employ belongs the
B. and B. Brigade. He goes into stores, Or houses,
where paper is taken and taking advantage of the
oheonoa IF the mon he narsuados tho womoneo,no of
whom unfortunately cannot judge for themselves
our paper published for the express purpose of upset
ting the Church. and abusing parsons and priests and
nuns and that decent should allow it in the
house. The fun Of it is that, while he tries to induce
other mems wives to stop the paper he says he is both
cred to death from his own wife, who insists and a0U read