The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17

TRUEAPPREcIATIoN-Ma correspondents express them
selves highly delighted with paper and write to tell
So The following what consider practical appreciation
and we recommend all correspondents to try the
We of those who do not about simple words or
resolutions. In any they amount to nothing The
better the work, the less noise Some people deceive the
world and probably themselves by substituting fuss for york.
Like the Chinese when attacking the English they beat gongs
and send up rockets but they take the forts Will our
kind friend of Dunmore accept thanks for his favor?
DuNMoRE LUzERNE Co.. Pa. August g. 1867
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN do not any way of showing
valuable than
subscribing trying others do likewise Enclosed
please order dollars for which please forward twenty
address, and to John NJ Reap Pittston
Luzerne county, Pa talking with about your
You will hear from successful Be pleased oinfo me
will be sent for the ninety dollars not
sent at payment.
remain yours fraternally, I. L. BENSON.
MILWAUKEE, W1s-We omitted in our statement of work
done in Milwaukee notice the receipt of club of thirty
Mr. Thomas Carroll We notice in books that Mr.
Carroll the first to raise club for THE IRISH REPUBLIC
WORKER Dubuque @wa.-No doubt some of the letters
which from New York very dignifed. They
written by in authority who have right to sit in udg
Others If they graciousy pleased approve
of poor efforts the light of their counenances pleasant
exceedingly But like the mountains of Switzerland their
frown is TERRIBLE The duty of ser who properly sub
servient to look up leaders, believe in, and swear by
their nfablity and to denounce all who dare to deny it.
When this is properly DONE things go very sweey and
smoothly But to doubt is to be damned to complain is to
be crucfed and be liberal and Independent the
ing crime of ALL Such malector must be instantly marked
out for dismissal If authority is not upheld should like
to know what is the world coming to?
ELLEN A. MAHoNY, H. D. F. S.. ETc-A lady writes to
from Dubuque Iowa. to know whether the Ellen A. Ma
hony who answered for New York newspaper among
the presgang of the palace excursion from New York
to Chicago the lady who lately figured Head Drecres
of the Fenian Sisterhood AS had not the honor O of
mixing with the ress males and press females who
versed the country the occasion referred unable
to give positive But far have been able
to ascertain from Others pronounce the Head Direcress
and the palace excursionist the same fair lady
Loosely hanging by the tattered skirts of the New York
press certain class of characters, with good deal of
smartnes but with little education and if possible less char
acter who called "Bohemans" They live on the ofa
OF what Is called the literature of the renowned city of
Uonam To-day, they preeminently pous and write
sraltaced articles for Mount Sons journals Tomorrow
ney dp the pens IN the most prurent nquy and pander
to the epcurean taste the Penhesean productions of
the Sunday press For what reason they are called Bohe-
mans II Is hard to say Probably from their pckng up"
propense we can only hope that beautiful talented
and patriotic Bohemian girl the Ex-D of the r TT etc
Will degnC lne with her experiences the late inter-
estng OCCASION But whether she does or not after the
palace performances she can most ; +
high pressure song
dreamt that dwelt in Moffat "hausn
With gay cavaliers by my side;
And of all who (dis)graced those palace walls.
That was the pet and pride.