The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-31
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

UNITED STATES MALs.-The following, sample of many
SUCH will show what inconvenience friends in the
Territories put by the nonarrva of the mails Indeed
there be studied desire keep back papers that
will not sing hosanna the Administration We have lost
thousand subscribers in the Territories because our
friends there say that they could receive THE IRISH
REPUBLIC, it being ron out TO tighten the cypress wagons
1t is strange state of affairs when every mule driver can
fling overheard any part of the mail at his pleasure In
Europe bad the governments are the mail must be pro-
teced with life, and trfing with it would not be tolerated
We panied at the disappointment that friends in the
Territories labor under but do than
doing:
LAKE RANCH 7 MILES FROM Fort sAuNDERs}
" To the Editors of The Irish Republic
Your acknowledgment of the receipt of subscriptions has been
received that receive regularly
Once while thrown to by the Marlborough to
make mad for the rest 1t useless to growl at Uncle Sam out
here We far from civilization that though BEAR
he would not hear growing bad equally bad
for could get twenty more subscribers here but they will
their under the circumstances they
probably copy. hmen that fifteen ,oenv miles
think nothing Of coming that distance read THE IRISH RE-
Yours truly. JOHN GREGORY"
J. H, DIXON, IA-ours is no sectarian journal yet if
firm belief in truth justice and mercy is part and parcel of
religion have right to be regarded religious men,
Let saints fight like wolves the dry bones of specu-
tive doctrines. We shall be content with an humble and
honest endeavor osave country and kind
said that Turkish swords sometimes covered with
sentences from the koran your letter is similarly bespanged
with bible texts Possibly may take forty years. free
Ireland did to enable Israel of old to march from the
bondage of Egypt to the freedom of the promised land But
hope the work done in oneenh part of the time
The instability of character and criminal inconsistency of
conduct displayed by the people whom the prophet of Hoab
led through the Wilderness the vices of the slavery from
which they had emerged; yet informed that these
the people highly favored of heaven and them
the Christian world considers itself indebted for salvation
The Irish have been under the heel of the most selfish
and murderous yran that cursed humanity nearly
hundred years. and is to be wondered at how
much it may be amented that their mental and moral
nature should display ugly Let hope that
time and freedom will effectualy remove them.
S. NJ, Nw Britain C6nn-We have heard the same allie
cation thousand times that the Fenan Organization got
up by certain to "make money" Those who make
such statements generally worthless and despicable
hounds who knowing that they themselves capable
of acting from any higher motive judge others by the stand
ard of their rascaty This weapon is also largely
welded by those who secretly the enemies of Irish liberty
and who do not like to money going anywhere except
into their pockets They generally very pious
at least they tell Of they ought know best
And it must be admitted that the dastardy dishonesty of the
Mofat Mansion has given them much excuse to
wag their anderou tongues There is way by which
all such cowardy caumnators be slenced and there
but one Let every official in the Fenan Brotherhood from
President to Presidents Senator's Organizers
Secretaries echod office only gear. Let there no
instance be reelection until twelve months have elapsed
This may be attended with little temporary inconvenience
but it will from evils and entreat our
brothers in the different Circles instruct their delegates to
the coming Congress to insist that it shall be done.
b. D. KLLIAN.-A few weeks ago, correspondent in St.
Louis wished to know the whereabouts of the Campo Bo
Vhof olIo IL
OXFORD, Aug. 10Th, 1867
MR. EDIToR-DEAR SIR Inotice an article in your paper
bearing Date July 2th regard to the whereabouts of B. D.
kian would respectfully inform you that he is at pre-
sent in this place, practcng law