The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01

There is another fault have with you and it is the only
other one have may well let it out is the
quality of the paper presume is good be fur
nshed the price you charge; but to save the
numbers and them bound in Volumes sure most
of your subscribers will do should like see better paper
Now them these the only faults have with your
STYLE quality In all things else more than
pleased with you which, quote Mr. Toots again. lis not of
the slightest consequence in the world you" Nay
proud of you and hail advent into the field of Irish
American politics with intense grafcaton than any
event which ONe boys creased the points
of their baone in the baser portion of Queen Vlcoria pets
at Ridgeway.
Ah thought with inward chucle and satisfied rub Of
the hands III neat kutappng now, with pref
ty sprg of backthorn grew the old sod how the
masks will be knocked ade and the thony proubernces
piled with hand the hides of aerdnner spouter
who spread themselves the gories of Briente brave who
living to-day would dsown every mothers of them
And them thinks how neatly "the sword of McCracken
will the ribs of the dogs in the
and goodness knows they be found everywhere in
Amerca-some large others SMALL but all alike, empty,
did, and egoscal They leaders forsooth and
made few very small sacrifices They gittered in Speech
and denounced from the rosum They belonged to club
AS of course and conquered-we they conquered the
right grand commanders in every future movement for
the freedom Ireland they hold the title deeds all the pure
patriotism extan hold all Offices and posts OF honor
Oacles of the age with the unuesoned certainty of being
immortaized hereafter.
Ah my dear REPUBLIc don't want to at the victory
gained the Widow McCormacks cabbage garden because
though might do nward would not let be visible lest
of DARCY McGEE's companions might it, but will
say this much boldly and without fear of contradiction, that
in history has been fruitful in blessings to the
Themselves who staked their M the hazard of the revolution
of 4S.
dOubt me and o m
seons excam blessings and honors the leaders
of 49 whose mountain abors brought forth the Sevegammon
mouse? Ah so, and what's more it, needs
be- for the present will refer you only few instances
and leave the nquing and peroepve minds of your readers
to follow up the list of
"Valiant haroos -
will commence with the Kerry Bishop MoRrARTY who
ders hell and eternity" such small potatoes Perhaps you
that he '48 man. too and strong
y by Smith Oren he does Queen Victoria Brown
Nevertheless and he receives his reward in the
promotion Of his brother to the lucrative position of pend
airy magistrate in Limerick besides getting fat Offices for
friends relatives and camp followers and this
ALL can you that tits fact that the British Goorae
asked long sce special favor Of Rome that the reverend
gentleman be made ARCHBISHOP and that the favor would
be reciprocated by the British government.
To the all things pure" and who will dare say
the circumstances narrated influenced the Christian uscep
bties of the Kerry Bishop? None will be bold enough
breathe unworthy suspicion but rather attribute the sent
the true cause, and the honors etc. etc.
for the sacrifices and labors of AS Next will point
Judge BILLY KEoGH To be he mild in AS least
deeds but then wasn't he valiant in words and patriotic
declaration and hasn't he received his reward from England
with the deserved encomum of well DONE good and faithful
servant? Next DARCY MCGEE minister of
of the kngdom of Canada, member of parliament of said
"kngdom, admirer of British Institutions and would be
hngman if he dae of men who honestly believed in the prn
cpes he prossed Who will that this Incorporate
rion has not been perfumed with British roe-water ALL of
course reward for abors done in 4S Then look at
STEVENS take them in the order of merit rather namy
cabbage garden lieutenant in 48pcking up doubtful v
ing in Paris, swindng landlords and all who verdant