The Irish republic., 1867-06-08
Opinion Of an Irish District Centre"
HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 10, 1867.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. May 10, 1861.
p W Dunno, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR: again send you few lines and they will
find you enjoying all earthly blessings which Providence can
bestow.
have to congratulate YOURSELF Mr. Scanan colleagues
for that splendid paper HE IRISH REpUBLc you given
certainly worthy of the support of every hman
who has the interest of his country reminds me of
IRISH PEopLE"no the yenal rag in New York bearing
that noble namebut the suppressed in Dublin Septem-
ber 1865 am also glad to find "Merulan," and Irwin
among your contributors have circulated and Sec
ond numbers much possible and will follow the same
course with the following numbers
What terrible state of things exists in Ireland now what
heavy and responsibility those who forced the
unfortunate victims into this premature attempt
rebellion There enough ncarceated in their bloody
dismal dungeons in their quaes and convict stations with
adding gall to the cup of Ieands bitterness and
then be deceived and betrayed by devils human form
Massey and Corridor Oh God dreadful to think of
it, Must the old saying be verified in this day. that you
"put ishman the spit you'll another him
often tempted to think that just God reign in
Heaven and look such wickednes we are cursed
and doomed to forever the degrading of
slavery while the within grasp oosenng the
fetters which long have bound All unity of
action and purpose
poor Edward Duffy is arraigned for high treason
don't believe that England dare put its bloody force
EmmetS TO the st OF it
does and sheds the blood of brothers the caod let
neither neutrality law any other law prevent u.s.
ment hear of drop of blood shed from wreakng terri
BILE revenge-such revenge shall make despots rembe
its thoughts flash their memory. There plenty of
British officials very far off, left my wife three help
less children before to the mercy of God and
summons to ready to do the tomorrow
in holy sacrifice too great that be
have been in New York Patricks day failed to see Col
one Roberts saw Mr. D. Osulivan, and have also seen
of the uniforms. Would to God 100 900 of
ready to march tomorrow green Jackets would
make short work of English power this American Cont
nent but ar from past events that heroes the
Queens Own will have to be tied together way keep
them their fight and not give them chance of running
What for Ireland that that mountebank Stephens
did not take action with the Senatorial party his arrival in
country thereby connecting both wings of the Brother
hood If would have saved Ireland all its present suffer-
ngs and misery.
AS far Fenanism is concerned in this city, s for all
good and useful purposes dead believe there IS circle In
existence who support the Chatham street Directory When
New York Patricks Day, friend of mine brought me in
to the Chatham Headquarters was both amused and
astonshed the erontery of men there denouncng
Colonel Roberts, Mr. Scanlan including yourself and Mr.
Meehan One particular whose name forgot went on at
terrible losing of those precious documents in
Kingstown listened time but could bear it lon
GER asked the gentleman he believed Mr. Meehan to be
traitor? He answered in the affirmative. then told him
if did believed Stephens to be doubetraito asked
him if those documents of such consequence, if Ste
phens thought Mr. NJ traitor why did he allow him in COM
pany with YOU to Ireland with private "words to the