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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
Sonnet.
AN IRISH ROMANCE.

O'Donnell, scion of kingly line,
Raised in the langud lap of Incidence,
Whose hot blood sprang from Heremon, and thence
The wondering future it surge and shine,
In royal crimson flow past vaor's shrine,
Thro wars rough channels banked by garing shields,
Flinging it's red dew DER thousand fields;
And them when Freedom wept, his lands decline,
His blood beat down the sckly bars of peace,
And glory gave his prisoned soul release.
The Shepherd, musing by the Amos wave,
Reads, the gray walls where the robin sings:
"Here lies ODonnell of the line Of kings;
He sought for glory, and he found graveP
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
POETRY.

VI 4k4s
WRITTEN FOR REPUBLIC.
Ode The Irish-American Republicans
THOMAS IRWIN
With every mornings light
That godens up from night
Turns many myriad brow refreshed from rest,
Breathing prayer the while,
Toward the far green Isle
We left amid the waters of the West;
Evoking, eer plunge in daily toll,
Each one his picture of that memored soil
Some from the Southern plains
Fruitful with and rains
Where the broad Shannon rolls the Galtee scars;
Some from the hardy North
Exiles have issued forth,
Some from the and mountau'd Western shores,
Have crossed the stormy space to gain
Here what at home they could attain
For though our hearts afar
Beat with the dawning star
That shone upon cradles on the graves
OF dead dear,
Lo! in the great Land here
Liberty clasps us, landed from the waves;
And life ilumed by intellect expands
nobler future for our heads and hands.
".
Home of our hopes and wants.
Great Land of emigrants,
Hail! Here laws which equalize all rights;
Here man discards at last
The vesture of the past,
And, re-baptzed with manhood views the heights,
Free being shall attain from hour to hour,
Crowned with common Kingship, clothed with power
Here shall bright Sciences sun,
In ages yet to run,
Inspire each form of Progress and each soul,
Till man with light imbued
Ger Natures force subdued,
With supreme hand its agents shall control;
Economic by conquering distance time,
And rule the seas and winds with potency sublime.
vi.
Until at length shall we
Der the machinery
OF life and nature only hold the springs
And mid tolls lessened stress
Production teens less,
Spirit shall broaden its eternal WINGS
And Progress elevate her radiant brow,
To undiscovered spheres, undreamed of now.
VII
Placed by the will of Fate
Upon a world great
In present power with future promise vast,
Where races towards race
Mightiest on earth's face,
Tend-like the many mingled metal
By the Corinhian fres-what labor true +
Belts us-Irish of the Wes-to do9
VIII
Propitous Heaven unfold
In act, our dream of gold:-
To form a nober Ireland than of yore,
In multitudinous strength
Of souls and arms at length,
Until, adyenturing to green Ern's shore
We breathe unto her FORM half goomed by death,
The fiery life of our REPUBLICS BREATH
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
The Drop of Blood.
BY MERRIAM.

freedom Of Ireland Is not worth one drop of human bl
H.
l.
In Titan days of strength and youth,
With burning heart he spoke the truth;
And woke the People from their sleep
With words of thunder loud and deep.
But, woe to US when age came on,
When strength of frame and soul was gone,-
When tighter pressed the Tyrant's yoke,
The cruel slavish words he spoke,-
That Ireland's freedom was not good
If purchased by one drop of blood !!
Our hopes were BRIGHT dawning sun
Of Freedom smiled our green hills on;
With hearts elate we looked to him,
He spoke, and made our morning dim;
Prepared were we to do the best
That men could do at his behest;
But God forgive him in his grave,
He spoke the doctrine of the slave,
And said our freedom was not good
If purchased by one drop of blood
III.
What said the prophets old, inspired
OF God, with freedoms sunlight fred?
Against each foreign tyrant horde
They preached the doctrine of the sword;
And if, in earth's prmeval youth,
The God-inspired outspoke the truth,
Shall we, the noble Irish race, ...-s
With the great Lie our souls debase,
10
If purchased by one drop of bloodP
".
What did the Pagan old, untaught
With blood his country's veal he bought;
What did the noble Winkelried PIX
With his own blood his land he freed.
In every region, old and young,
Where truth eternal found tongue,
Martyrs, hundred-fold, laid down
Their lives to purchase freedoms crown!
And now our freedom is not good
If purchased by one drop Of blood
V.
And now the churchman of the South+
disappearing opes his loyal mouth,
And for the Tyraht's need of praise
Goes further in these latter days -
He lifts the spiritual rod,
And loud condemns the work of Cod
Says Hells not deep enough for those"
Who dare the doctrine false oppose,
That Ireland's freedom is not good
If purchased by one drop of blood
VI.
If true what Kerry's churchman raved,
Then He'll with sainted heads is paved
For what said Cardinal and Pope,
Who oft gave Ireland strength and hope?
Did they the doctrine false uphold p
They gave her men and arms and gold,
And blessed and babe our fathers free
Fight unto death for Liberty
And now, our freedom is not good
If purchased by one drop of blood
VII.
Race, that spread'st from land to land,
For Labor's fields the stalwart hand,
For council sage and battle plain,
The ready tongue and fiery BRAIN
Race, that tread'st through seas of gore
For freedom of each foreign shore:
Will you perpetuate the curse?
Will you the damning Lie endorse,
That yOur oVm freedom is not good
If purchased by one drop of blood9
VIII.
Ah God forbid forbid it they
Who slumber in ThermopyR,
And those forbid the martvra2 bravo
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The freedom worth drop of human blood "
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

IDAHO RESERVATIONS The Oregonien OF
August 26th says: The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has instructed the Sur
yeyor General Of Idaho to lay down upon the
connected map Of his surveying district, and
protect from interference, Indian reservations
as follows: l. The reservation for the Occur
d'Alenes and other Indians, situated in the
northern part Of the Territory adjoining the
western boundary and containing $50, GOO acres
2. The reservation for the Boise and Bruneau
bands of Shoshones, in Southern Idaho, south
Of the Snake and Blackfoot rivers, embraci g
Fort Hall within its limits, and containing
about $780, 900 acres.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04
THE MINES OF COLORADO.


To those among us who think the mines Of
this Basin or Territory are not so profitable
to the owners or workers as mines in Nevada,
Montana, or Colorado, we need only to say
that if they were to see and read the reports
of dull times and exhaustion OF the mines in
those regions, and contrast the facts with the
condition of trade and mining here, they
would become convinced, as we are, that this
is the best mining country known on the con-
tinent, and that right here in Boise Basin there
are still to be found the richest and best pay
ing placer, bar, gulch, creek and hill diggings
extant, and very rich and extensive quartz
lodges also But to show what the Colorado
papers say of the situation in that Territory,
we copy the following from the Central Regis
ter of Aug Goth. 1t says:
Doleful reports are made day by day and
week after week, from localities where men
continue to prospect instead of mine. In some
localities where the excitement runs highest
the reducing works are taking out very little
bullion and the expenditure of money will
soon cease unless production commences.
Without it, houses and lots or even rich mines
will be of little value. People cannot eat sill
yer ore though it be ever so rich, nor can they
buy food with it unless it is dug out of the
mine The days for wild speculative sales of
mines has passed, and everybody ought to be
glad of it. but if people do not heed it, they
will suffer as u result. The first aim should
be production, Let the question of making
sales be left for after consideration.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

INDIAN AFRocITIEs.-From the Central
(Colorado) Register of Aug goth. we learn
that lately the Indians on the Julesburg and
Denver route, captured white man, skinned
him alive, scalped him, andafter death. shock
! ingIy mutilated aud nangled his remains
Agreeably to Eastern theory, however, The
wretched victim of all this barbarity was
wholly to blame, and the savage perpetrators
behaved oil right.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

FROM LEMHI.---We gather the following
items from the Salmon City Ndrs of Aug. 23d:
J. II. Clyde, formerly of New York, and
whose son lives in Idaho City, died in Lees
burg Aug. 18th, aged As years.
Douglass & Nichols, whose claim is on Nap
pies creek, at the mouth of Smiths gulch, had
cleaned up 81, 400.
Judge E. r. Beatty took nugget weighing
$24 from his claims ON Smiths gulch, Aug. 17th.
A large pack train with goods from Walla
Walla, consigned to Leesburg, had arrived in
Salmon City.
Grasshoppers have not done SO much injury
as before reported. The potato crop is abund-
ant, and vegetables sufficient to supply the
whole region will be raised. The hay crop Is
also good.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

4 CONTRAST Car of Russia has pro-
claimed general amnesty to all Poles engaged
: in the last rebellion Contrast this act Of the
Russian despot with the acts Of the last session
of the American Congress towards the people
: of the South and it shows the " Liberty y
howlers of the North to be the worst and most
: nerciless tyrants who now disgrace the world
While Russia and Austria and Turkey are
practicing clemency and liberation towards
political offenders, the Radical Congress il
applying harsher and more oppressive meas
!. ,sres to crush the Southern people, to deprive
/, { EN- of all rights, and to take from them al
! save life itself. ~ aa 87
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

THE EMPRESS EUGENE having donated a
magnificent property near Lyons, in France,
for the benefit ola lyingin hospital, Queen
Victoria intends to appropriate two and half
millions of dollars to establish similar insti-
tuition in London
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

THE CoURTs.-In consequence Of the pro
longed and explained absence of Judge Kel-
Iy from his District, Chief Justice Mcbride
will hold special term of Court in Lewiston
to commence Sept. 10th. He left yesterday
morning for there. Judge Cummins will hold
the term at Rocky Bar, Alturas county, to
commence Sept, Odd, for Judge Mcbride.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

Troops FOR OwYHEE-From the Sacra-
mento Union of Aug. 26th, we learn that 40
soldiers of the 18th Infantry, have started from
San Francisco, by steamer, for Chico. At that
point they will disembark and take up their
line of march, under the command OF Lieut..
Hammond for f" Camp Three Forks of the
Owyhee,' Oregon. They bad with them "a
mules, 4 army wagons and ] ambulance
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

SoAP-The returns to the Internal Revenue
officers for San Francisco show that, during
the two months of June and July, of the pres.
entyear, there We're manufactured and sol !
by the manufacturers in that city, total Of
nearly $50 900 pounds of soap.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

BOISE CITY ITEMs-From the Statesman
we get the following information:
Gov. Ballard has gone to Oregon to return
in few weeks with his family, and permanent
ly locate in Boise City.
The Protestant Episcopal congregation of
Boise City have organized under the title of
the ST. Michael's Church of Boise City,"
The Rev. G.. d. B. Miller is Rector of the
Church, Gen. L. F. Cartee and A. S. Roadway,
Wardens, and ID. N. HYDE, H. w. O. Margary,
L. E. Logan, H. M Ellsworth and JAS s.
Reynolds, Vestrymen. A proposition to build
church edifce and school is under considera-
ton.
A team Of sixteen wagons, bearing party
of men and maidens for the German colony
near Aurora, Marion county. Oregon, passed
through Boise City few days ago, on their
Way from Missouri.
Three fires were discovered and timely
quenched, by Waterman McCarty, one night
last week in Boise City. Each were in rear
shops, and one of them, in the rear of the
Overland Hotel. came very near resulting ill a
big fire. 1t burst from out wash house,
owing to defective stove pipe
A fellow named Williams is in custody in
Boise City for stealing horses from BqOnville,
Owyhee county. He was caught while trying
to escape ON one of the stolen animals he had
just tried to SELL
The Supreme Court has adjourned to meet
again on the first Monday in January next.
The docket was nearly cleared. Judge Kelly
was not present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

THE California election comes off this day.
IF Hill Reaebey can possibly make the trip, we
shall be able to announce the general result, or
at least tell of the result for Governor, on next
Saturday, Sept. 9TH. Look out for an extra.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

FREIGHT1NG.-The Dalles lNomtaineer of
Aug. oath. says French 4 Gilman of this city
are shipping thirty FIVE tons OF freight to Baker
City by teams, at 81 cents per pound-the
party owning the freight thinking he Will save
$500 by shipping the freight overland from tins
point. It @ ne
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

PROFITABLE RoAD.-The Omaha Herald
saws from 20 to 100 car loads OF freight and
constructive material go out to the end OF the
road every day From II to Il freight and
fiat cars are manufactured complete at their
turned out as many as 20 cars in one mouth.
The receipts of the road average nearly $780,
600 q month outside of their own transfer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

FAsr-The Stage lately made the trip from
Canyon City to DalIes City, Oregon, in 90
hours travelling time The distance is 1870
miles. Indians are getting troublesome again
on that road