The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14
ANSWERS TO coRREsPo NDENTS.

filth as the following which you state appears regularly In
daily Chicago paper, and which certainly in print
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That for the sake of few pay dollars daily and weekly
newspapers should give insertion such arocous vllany
is certainly astonishing. Of their propreors and
editors highly respectable" all honorable men,
Faugh the ofense is rank, it smells to heaven WHAT IN
the of decency and morality city and State
authorities about when the vile pander who write such books
and the infamous ruans who sell them not in the
penenary, warming their feon feet the steps of the
treadmi? Of what earthly use is it for ourpoce to pull
houses of iame magistrates to mulct those Ill
starred who live by prostitution the entod more
infamous camps and scoundes who make and vend such
vcebreede these accursed productions permitted to
go free? Those who under preense of medical advice
palm off such accused trash the public at the
robbers and poisone of the ignorant and creduous Some
of them occupy pews churches and pirate about religion
But the DEVILS spawn have always done that Pupts may
lecture and Legislators enact but the intellectual excrement
of of those of perdton subve morals and
ruin souls thousand times faster than all the dlylnes and
Legislators of the country establish or save them.
T. J., st. Louis, Mo.-We purposey excluded from our
columns any report Of alluson to- the late Cincinnati
prize-fgh Whether of the principals in that affair
MORALLY injured not do not know and do not care
This journal is intended promote true liberty and pure
moraly and be the loss what it maythe conductors of
THE IRISH REPUBLIC resolved to pass by all such
hibtons of brutal blackguardism with silent contempt.
WEST BRIToN Brooklyn ~ UT is pretty well as
cerained that her gracious Majesty Victoria by the
grace God Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland Defender of the Faith etc., has second family by
her present husband the Scotch gly John Brown This
than her hereditary Madness appears to be the real
secret of that frequently recurring inability perform the
public functions appertaining her office supreme and
sovereign head of Church and State in England Over all
this the London Times has, for long time past been kissing
and suffering and wrggng like enraged serpent We
rather favorable the party who stand for the rights
of but must be admitted that too many of its
loudest advocates have all but entirely overlooked what
be called for want of better name the natural difficulty
Women designed to produce children and to take con-
slant of their early education Can they dothese things
Alright and at the time give that ncessan devotion
political professional pursuits which all who excel in them
must render? This applies queens well to other
females whom funkeysouled fashionables consider Of
CLOVER degree The responsibilities who the
sekinses" of Mrs. Vics marital venture afford
PLANTATION of the very paragraph to which
you aude. 1t taken from the Lancet the most emnen
medical journal in England When its skilled conductors
declare that only those in immediate attendance the
Queen have correct knowledge of her real condition.
they only thing. "Then"-we quote the con
Guiding words of the Lancet:
right be known that her Majesty with the desire
to fulfill all those duties which her dignity hopi
tay occasionally prevented from performing them by bodily
suffering of a character difficult to be bome'
For part we know of good why the entir,
transaction should either be wondered at condemned
Your royal maesties' but human beings after ALL
too often no great things that Southey tells that the
masculine half Of them-the kings-are all in--a place
which Bishop Moriarty thinks is not hot enough to roas
Fenlans as eecay he would wish And the better
ha-the queens-why, to tell the TRUTH they have always
proved themselves rather kittle cate Elizabeth "a
virgin OF very peculiar type. Catherine of Russia
"liked man ividuao Poor Marv Oneen of Scots
did some queer-looking things in her time And Maria
Louisa the great Napoleons grasswdow no better
than the rest And Isabella of Spanknows who is the