The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
The Howl Of the Bigot.

The Howl of the Bigot.
NOW, PAUL, THE WORK GOES BRAvELY ON.
There little fly Sheet published in ST. Paul. itseems
had the good fortune to hear of it before 1t is
a Catholic leaf too if we to believe it. Every little
branless nksoaker nowadays writes Catholic its head
Our readers will the following how the of Pharsees
snot yet extinct Here very pous individual crashing
his teeth and splitting his heavenly spleen in the
bgot STYLE How boldly he marches up to the altar and
thanks Heaven that he the light of the place. and that
we poor nfdels" only fit for fuel for down below We
suppose this kind notice to the reverend gentleman
who has the honorable of country reland and
who made such sorry figure ST. Paul last year dragging
his coat the stage and denouncing Fenansm.
gentlemen like abuse We have been used to denun
Citations in the past that thrive your AS they
float upwards they are caught by the spirit of Liberty and
they down our heads in showers of blessings.
"THE IRISH REPUBLIC"
Although frequently asked by Catholics do So we have
noticed The IRISH REPUBLIC newspaper published
in Chicago AS it purported to be paper in the interest of
Irish nationality did not wish to into collision with
it needlessy and had circulation in Minnesota
deemed uperuous caution Irish Catholics against it,
However as Mr. W. H. Grace has arrived in ST. Paul. as
the agent of the paper for the purpose of establishing its
circulation here would be criminal of to remain any
longer silent. t.z.
The IRISH REPUBLICS ostensbe mission is the freedom
of Ireland Fenansm really occupies but small space in
its programme Under the mask of Irish nationality it is
the paid heng the Radicals; paid for the purpose of
seducng rsh through their love of Ireland to become
traitors the constitution and the liberties of the country
that adopted them her children THE IRISH REPUBLIC
not alone radical but nde in the broadcast sense
compelled denounce the attempt crcuaet amongst the
Irish Catholics of Minnesota
We cannot poute our pages with extracts from it. Suffice
to say that its editor inde that its columns TEEN
with nfdety blasphemy and scurous abuse of the Caho
| lie Church and Catholic clergy.
The character of this paper will be perfectly understood by
people when inform them that the st. Paul Press
stands sponsor for it. and in its issue of Wednesday devoes
an article to its praise.
| Ofa1tb weh have yet Tho
intended for the and daughters of the Emerald ISLE
this is the best every way" =
The praises of the st. Paul Press quite sufficient
prove that it is the worst "every way"
Ah the agent of The IRISH REPUBLIC, Mr. Grace, has
again found has woy gp the back steps Of the Press Office and dis
their best friends But for Johnson we were told last
fall "the neutrality law would be repealed and the Irish
would have Canada Since then the radicals have had all
Every negro radical bill they wished to pass they passed
over the Presidents Why did they not then repeal
the neutrality laws? So far politics concerned we
advise the Press to invest much capital in Mr. Grace He
is known pretty WE'LL in Minnesota by this time, and his in
fuence something less than nothing We really sorry
for this young man. who ought to be following honest
calling however If he fool the radicals to take some
copies of the paper ne agent is scarcely any business
of ours But it is business and duty Caho
lies over and again. against the vile red republican,
blasphemous infdel sheet-THE IRISH REPUBLIC.
If the editor the paper wishes besuccesu in leading
the Irish into the pit of radicasm he should never have
shown the coven foot of nfdeiy 1t might be possible to
make the Irish radicals but impossible to make them nfdes
or traitors to the religion OF their fathers
We caution people, for their souls SAKE not to allow
this radical infde sheet into their houses.
[Certanly not Letnotthe ghened andChrsan vendors
of rum and the pure and vruous who figure largely
IN the ST. Paul police records and who look upon the alphabet
as Saxon puzzleet those pure priesrdden patriots
read The IRISH REPUBLIC hey cannot ready it would ht
their holy morals We beg of very pious enemies to keep
their blac coats Preserve your decorum sanity
tlemen-his crashing of consecaed teeth and splitting OF
here by heavenly mouths only shows how bad you feel
under the castigation The Irish people are children no
longer and are able stand alone They will read and will
act In all matters as their own judgment directs