The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06


TT that the which found our duty to
make in the REPUBLIC of June 22d respecting the absolute
cessy of sending direct and immediate relief to the families of
the Fenan prisoners has led the patriotic writer of the follow
ing letter the very mistaken conclusion that we wished to
deaud her of the just credit due her honorable exeons
in the of the F. B.
In last issue gave we again give the fullest
credit to the Ssehood of this city for their good work
sending $5othe proceeds of late BALTIC Head Quarters
to purchase uniforms for of the Companies Chicago
Regiment.
To and equp-to prepare every proper wayor the
day of battle of vital Importance But those who are in
ta wam Of bread cannot wait very conveniently till after the
war is over and the victory gained. Months, possibly
years. rather long to keep hungry orphans in Dublin gar
res crying for bread Towards relieving this simply
ed that New Orleans correspondent had done something
We again ask have Chicago ladies' yet done any
thing?
AS the TRUTH the untru of the very generous nsnu
alton that wish to have money passing through hands,
refer to the evidence furnished by late Have
not advised and insisted all parties sending their con
buttons direct Headquarters? We know much
tain parties touch their monies It of the We
ry many good things they possess That may why
they SO very sensitive about it.
While The IRISH REPUBLIC is open to all who express them
selves in civilized manner national TOPICS will
ponden fair and unfair be good enough to bear in mind
that not compelled agree with their opinions on
possible subjects?
We CALL in the meantime all go to work at once and
do much possible for the immediate relief of prisoners
families Send all monies New York. to the Treasurer of
the Fenian Brotherhood Send nothing subscriptions
for The IRISH REPUBLIC Of these you can't send us too
many]
CHICAGO June 90 1857.
MEssRs EDITORS: have desire intrude any
cussion in columns STILL tamey submit the
imputaons implied in the editorial appended my letter.
1t appears that do recognize the 1920 sent to Head
Quarters New York. the additional $50 which this
week for the purchase of equipments for your Chicago
my services with Others of the Ssterhood which we are
devong for the sole purpose of aiding suffering
lilies of the Irish State prisoners seems say you do
recognize this anything practical regret say gen.
emen, that this note of yours gives impression that
rather not entertain towards parties holding the positions
that you do Indeed think this small circle of ours has done
exceedingly well for the short space time we have been
ganzed.
received to-day receipt for the money sent to headouar
ters letter of recognition and appreciation of our efforts
in the of Freedom; but gentlemen it that you
Judge of peoples zeal by the of money they pass
through yo bands If SIS will put equality with this
New Orleans sister, in the estimation of the editors of THE
would also mention that that it not those who
find most fault with what others give, who give great deal
themselves Some do not pay their twenty-five
weekly Dues as members of the organizations expected
to do.
Be assured gentlemen that shall not again respass upon