The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-16
Earnest work in New York City.
New YORK, October 81, 49,

afternoon finds alone in my humble domcile, and
not nmy opinion do better than continue socabe chat
with you the presumption that Introductory converse
ton was not Objectionable. I believe concluded by
nouncng the arrival of Captain W. H Grace your ndefatg
able agent amongst Well, he came, he saw and con-
quered" that is his mission he informs me- successful
On Sunday last District Center E. L. Carey Esq., intro
duced him to the officers of the District of Manhattan,
which afforded him opportunity of explaining the
don of the Organization it under his observation
during his travels in the far West" His remarks
received with entire satisfaction and encouraging evidence
given that his official visit this district would not be
productive The Captains stay here BRIEF but he returns
again. 1t with great pleasure and satisfaction
observe by your last ISSUE that you have secured the services
of the mild meek unpreending, but talented genius W.
J. Hynes This another evidence your sagacty and 60
aheadaveness Push along keep moving for with the aid
of such powerful auxiaries you defy the thunders
of the Vatican" The cause have every
you tagging hereabouts The officers of the different
Circles vyng with each other to who will accomplish
the most good This is sort of rivalry which is ominous
of excellent results large and influential meeting under
the auspices of the Sheridan" Circle held Tuesday
evening" the 22nd instant which proved great The
meeting addressed by General Spear Colonel Byron,
John Rafferty, Esq., Center of ST. Patrcs' Circle, and
Captain W. j. Hynes whose talented services secured
by the lynxeyed officers of the Circle knowing from
perience his magnetic oratorca requirements This meeting
vened by the appearance of two detachmens of the
"boys in green" accompanied with flies and drums and
armed cdp-apie Captain Hynes reviewed the aspect of
affairs of the Brotherhood in eloquent and mastery
manner which elected general appreciation He denied the
assertion that the people not united and proved it by
showing how spontaneously they rushed the when
the of "Ridgeway" flashed along the wires. He ques
toned if any loving liberty hestated sending up
prayer of Thanksgiving that the old mother of rans
houtm her.
and oppression He held that when the Organization is
prepared to advance it made difference where the blow
would be struck Wherever English bayonets gittered
English power predomnaed English influence was to be
crushed and destroyed there the place for to meet her
hand hand bayonet bayone steel to STEEL and Heaven
defend the right Deafenng cheers Some of our pusil-
luminous fends-and, alas they too many-seem to
think we have right to attack enemy only on Irish
SOIL They argue what has Canada the provinces done to
us? My friends did England during the Mason and Sdel
imbrogo consult the interests and wishes of her colonial
Subjects when she planted her mercenares along their from
tier and garrsoned their Cities anticipating with this
country that ISSUE knowing the United States would not
hesitate moment about choosing the ground it is
principle among beigerens to strike your enemy where
and when you can? And acting this welesabshed law
of nations is it duty compel England to fight us
three thousand miles from her base of supplies? Now my
cotrymen there is bandyng words this question
England must be handled to insure success somewhere out
side her stronghods She must be uhosed; and we IN
America do it, if have faith in ourselves and our
Organization The Scripture says in order to be saved we
have faith, and faith without good works IS useless
Therefore, if have faith in movement we must prove
by works. and is for that purpose are asseoeo
here this evening cloud applause). There IS not man
within sound of my voice but admits whip
hengs anywhere and by drawing her from her oase 0
supplies Gripping and destroying her commerce-e
spring of John Bulls existence-we free our
without shedding drop of blood on her saceo so oi
Godknows she has suffered enough already
the land with the ravages of war; and herein lies our
ground but should it be found expedien or the
require it, calculations made that the men IN Inc
gap at moments notice, throw up the oarrlcaoeS
and invoke the God of battles The gted speaker IN