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Tidings from Egypt" and Missouri.

To the Editors of The Irish Republic:
SRs wish inform you of how getting along in
Egypt and Missouri In many of the large there are not
circles but in the country districts you cannot imagine
the enthusiasm of the Irish people for the On week
the invitation of patriot, viz Patrick OFarre ESQ
visited Waterloo and vicinity and sirs have seldom witness
ed heartfelt devotion for Ireland than evnced by the
people of that locality
At meeting of Iishmen which had the honor address,
they pledged themselves good that locality for thousand
dollars and company of men, You will that bad
the nghhorhood of the celebrated Chicago Opera Prize
winner Do you know believe there is in the Union
greater beryovng people than noans breathing as
they do the pure unaned air of praes they
look from the green of and contemplate no
superior but the Lord of all.
Why do people be the exuva of popu
aton of cities They easily attain at least compe
tency by coming of the cities and working the
country districts The of Waterloo have sent off New
York $500, and hope in few days. have similar
ready send again have been able to get your valuable
journal some subscribers in that locality Some of old he
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roes there afraid that will able accomplish
mission yet but the younger answer, bocai-
we'll try" One old man up to after the meeting
accompanied by his wife, and sad "may Heaven bless you
night day. These forty years have prayed God spare
the day when darling green will before
Irish army pursuit Of the numbering hehounds of 49,
will give you all the aid and when you take the
held Will sell out farm and send you aid" say God
bless such men and may they yet live see the
tion of all their gchershed hopes.
see, by the CABLE that His Emnence Dublin prays for
the grace of God change Queens heart to show mercy
to the at home I promise you Mr. Editors that not d
hair of their head will fall and why? Because you the Fe
nn Brotherhood here armng that too beyond their
reach
ST. Louis is awakening the necessity of action and
before long, hopes wheel into ine in her old position
vanguard of the Irish army of liberation. VIM Moran,
ESQ., the old warhors has of his pets training for the
mill that is to off before long the border
The IRISH REPUBLIC with its wholesome truths is received
by almost every man that is worth anything here May its
shadow grow less. trust in God that by united ac-
on the day not far distant when the prisoners behind his
iron grating may hear the tread of the armed egons of ber
W marching onward to break through the English Base of
oppression and set free nation amidst re Deums of Joy
offered from the hearts of all oppressed peoples Oh let us
look we'll to it, that in this struggle grow fantheated
and weary for the nmy of it will rest on ourselves
and our children The of the Recording Angel as he
the last sigh of the departing martyrs from the prison
of Pentonvilethe accusing words of the widowed
she looks down her starving houseess children Or
phaned by will appeal to just Providence Justice
and Reflect how often have sent across the waters
recorded oaths that standing here with
hand and scrip in the other ready aid
ss them; and lifting voices aloud invoked the God of
fathers to bear Witness That Ireland Ireland if we ever
forget thee, may the right palsy body and the
tongue cleave paralyzed to the roof of our mouth"
Irishmen! Arouse, arouse
From your friend,
H. c. D.
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From your friend,
81. G. D.
Col. Thomas F. Burke g Confederate Officer,
BRIDGEPORT, Ct, May 80. 1851.

BRDGEPoRT, CT, May 80, 1851
To The Editors of the Irish Republic ::
GENTLEMEN see in your last statement that Colonel
Thomas f. Burke under of DEATH in Ireland
was Colonel OF the 89h New York This mistake which
hope OW correct The Burke of 88th is now in New
York His Denis The man now in the hands
of the English Colonel in the Confederate service and
ought to be no less dear his counymen
believe though numbering far less than the States
the Southern Irish gave brave men, and more skfu Off
GERS to their armies, than w did, At all events with all Jeff s
Partially to West Point graduates Iishman ranked higher
in the G. A than in refer to Major Gen. Patrick Gle
burne And Colonel Mathew Murphy of New York had a
brother who ranked Brigadier in the G. S. A.
As THE IRISH REPUBLIC has started by telling the truth
whether pleasing not countrymen who reside
in Dixie to know that respect them though we differed
from and fought against them that John Mitchell will
write sketch of those Ishmen who have done soldiers
part the South in late struggle 1t would be winning
card for The IRISH REPUBLIC.
With the best wishes for the of the R. advocates
remain truly yours,
DUBLIN
SIN the foregoing remarks speak of Iisee by BIRTH
Pm sick of claiming rshmen Phil Sheridan j. A. LOGAN
etc., we'll Marshal MacMahon of France ODonnel of
Spain, ETC., ETC.
If anything should in this quarter worth relating vou
Will near OF IL over the signature OF DUBLIN
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time deal with his views being unsound in moral and
physical truth and calculated end in anarcy and
throw of all social peace Ny conclusions drawn from what
have hurridy written here are
lst That the legislation of the Catholic Church is op
posed to any rational effort made Ireland from Eng
fish tyranny.
End That individuals like Cardinal Cullen Bishop Mort
arty be taken types of the Irish priests and
sentiments Any CHARGE argument drawn from particular
is the sophism known ogcans "sito geeye
ad genus."
3rd The ympathes of the truly Irish priests here and in
Ireland are right wrong, in favor of the Fenans.
4h. If individuals differ from the of their clerical
brethren they have reasoned from promises usng their
opinion, and feel it duty to speak out.
AFT.
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The Progress of Fenianism in the Far

JERsEYvILLE Jersey Co., ILL.,, May 90 1867
To the E6tOrs Of TIE Irish Republic:
GENTLEMEN: The enemies of Irish liberty say that Fepanism
dead So they wish it to be- All we can saw i that #
not DEAD out mere IN the far west not only alive but
aoe 10 It's ground and to advance little on the
paul progress IN spite OF strong clerical opposition which
coes ~ ana all It's adherents body and soul everlasting
punishment. And all this for the lone of t;ve
and That is the sin Of sn for which tyrans and their tools
have no forgiveness.
on the 10Th ins had the pleasure of listening to an
quent address by one of the Central Organizers of the
lie spoke for two hours large audience of good and true
lrlshmen and Americans who ympathzors with
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MONTANA, Iowa, May 80, 1857.

EDS. R.
MONTANA Iowa, May 80, 1857
To Tie Editors Of The Irish Republic:
GENTLEMENKnowing the interest you take in everything
which has tendency elevate the mental and moral
and to raise native land from the bonds of slavery
the pleasure of informing you that enthusiastic meeting
the and daughters of Ireland and of the friends of liberty
everywhere held here last night listen address
from Capt William Grace Central Organizer Fenian Broth
erhood The Captain spoke practically and needless
that he has accomplished here that which he doing
in every place visited by him. viz the organization of Circle
and also of military company
The Circle on being organized with view of making
meetings interesting and basng conclusions concerning
country barroom seetcorner sayings paseda
take regularly THE IRISH REPUBLIC American
newspapers and herewith enclose the necessary amount
for copy of your noble journal.
Our people beginning form conception of their
resources their rights and their duties to their native
land and are, therefore, intelgently marching on
new era, which only end in the triumph of Irish
liberty Alas greatest battle will have be fought
amongst ourselves cuvating the Brotherhood
enlightened freedom, and fixed determination which
essential to army of national berators Get the Irish
American Fenians possess these qualities
power earth, in England in the Internal pit ITSELF
that keep their born brthrght from ally
children of Ireland who to-day mot knowingly perhaps)
beating affecting, and torturng their mother
the English aristocracy.
The Church would consider mortal sin for child
his mother though she provoked him. and yet
tona case which the same only forcble GER
tain cercs justify the children Of Ireland taking pay the
form of judges sherfs, lawyers bas policemen, hangmen
axprocors, soldiers and host of other scamps trying
murder their dear old MOTHER all please few thousand
of these ran masters who them carry their hesh
engine of tyranny.
The names of the officers follows: Centre James
Grace Daniel Mugan Secretary Francis Fitzgerald
urer Edward McArdle, Chairman Committee o Safety
Yours, JAMES GRACE, Centre.
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God News from Montana, Iowa.

Our friend, Captain Grace is doing noble work in the
West And it would be well for the country if
Circle Of the f. in America would mme initiate
the lie of the good and of Montana Iowa.
EDS l. R
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is ably gEp BED ln ihaIof0 iu
extract 6Fom DE 9p0Hl q DE Com.
miiise on Foreign eolsaspdndsnos
'Oftl Grand Com nandary of PEI ..
sylVaaia aBefoFe We destroy ths
work OfOuF fathers let us pause ami
consider what win Be The probable
condition Of AmeEioan KnishthcOt.
in few years, without theresTain-
Ing and directing iniueuse q 3 su.
prems Head. DilsFeas qlnlliIlra.
tiOnS for msmbernhip would sooT.
be reqt ircd IN difierens states.-
Some would throw Opsn their asy-
lums tHthose who are not Freema-
sons, while others would pgrhaps
re, .uire candidates 70 b. pr5frlents
III all the degrees of the Scottish
Rite. The work, tile regnlia, the
weapons, aud the driIl would be.
come every yearless and less uui-
form, until ahe TemIlags Of the dir
AEunt States toplh no lcnger re.
cognin each Other l,s
AZ our Inst Annual CSnelayel a
ehPnse was maas Is ne CbTsli-
fatinn ina nslno ~ d,.n ~,
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WEB NAY, Jaa. 81. 1851.
uATn-r d. Ilyies, ef Eo bee,
olis.ed q u 0lugIon ffha bus con-
cuFring) FHsta t6i1t eouhtee e
three on The part Of the and
ION Tie part 0f ths Neaee, Be
opp linted, % be called f Common
Sch lol Committes, to Whom shali
AJFefefred sll bills and resolutions
o. tae subject OF common schools.
aud who are instructed to consb5or
the pf0priefY Of providing hg Law
Tor The consolidation of the several
educational funds Of tha SITE, and
providing for 9 uniform e0amon
sCh0Ol system ID The State, md 20
report BY bill or otherWise-which
was ndOpted. Messrs. LyIes, Of
NoYubee, and Wilson were Iap-
pointed On the part Of The Sanafs.
Mr.. McCafgo,, from tho select
COMMITTEES appointed to Fait oa
BE 6evernoF, rapofted that His
Ex@lleilry the GoReIElDr, would a.
al early dag, II dehnied necessary,
submit 3 IAGasaQn fbr tlls Gen der
aiOIi 0f The Ieeislatua nsesss
raceivad Esd aart d t.
Mr. artla bill q lh6s thal
sbyefal acls II aie 81 - - |'s
loss 0f nnblis aeari n "A
il1n z fasI As.ss fIsssssssss II x A|l sls - !
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lll1lt zztlnE
aBwras
Th8 Nag ogk Re p8s
no
'aGslrl n6fu eari q cont
pass than eho imp aeHn b and g.
m0val of President johnson h-om
Ofiee. This thina WI BE- drlt -
Canaeithas hBeonl1 1 lacHasItE q sia
contamination 81 - rag5lutien.
Congress has % GsesautiFe Wien.
the suspension offs authority ovaR
the rehal States foe tHEO year. yeb
to come is morally eeftain unaee
President johnson.
Il says the present House Hill
impeaeh. The Senate, aiter Ma Il
4th, viii elect Fesaanden as preai
ding oficel-wH thea afraikn q
shspend The PreAidena and Rdasans
den. ct once take his plaee. Beg8fs
Nay, Johnson VIII fse coneirl
and Grant and EaFFagut ehoa8lI y
aspeHial elaGtion TO al out hiB tdrrE 4
4 The New York World aagn, llle.
prospects, Of the copntFy hayu ilag
e, agen duginE 60 darkest periods
"a war, aReEna q alafmins
81 alil. sassi eel !. i,
qqa b ia n 81 eeI
inia ilrlna 10
eH 4ra 80
no
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"A scRAr eP HlsrORY6' ~ Tho
readers of tho Heralb will be
pleasantly divertedl from political
afEairs to-day, iupeFusing an article
under this caution, in anOtheFplasc.
We copy il from the Mobile Ttf.
bune, whose editor Is Capt. u r.
EgglGston, late Of tie c.''s. Navy, .
participant, inn tlis bsht which he
records. Itis fortunate for The vim
iication Of The trnIh of history thai
Dc. llAs 40 eaBtyQT q n editorial
column, - I ~ :, D
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Animal AcaRenB aa the H., R...
Gss- EcmmatadeF ~ NEfsnlsninuf
1nigatTTemplavs

sR KETGHB-ThrOugh the ner-
eifLl protection Of our Heavenly
Father, we have safely passed
other year OF pilgrimage and aFe
. rmittsd Sacs more to assemble
in he peaceful asylum Of our Order
there 70 oiieFup our thanksgivings
I, the GivG Of All Good, for the
manifold blessings 30 has given US
u enjoy; to renew our vows Of
fidelity 10 our beloved Order; ex-
cha.ige congratulations upon the
uniHtcnupted harmony that pre-
vaiIi within Ou ; borders snd 70
deliberate how I sst to adEance Iis
usefaIness Ana 'atsrests. u i :
aDnrt Il dee ysgFet thas I Tcanhda
confne tltseommnnieation eatirnlS
- u i,lirlt.a.sa G(i,na -
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10 a HN Nalaa "a :
Mr.. SHERMAN, Of Ohio, presented
petition to the. Senate, Tuesday.
asking Congress to prohibit any
pcrspn addicted 70 the use Oflntox-
iCating, liquors from holding Office
under the United States Govern
ment. The New York Herald says
this Is che first proposition yet mado
fol, the total abolition OF the govern
mentaa If this law lwerc'tO pass it
would be equivalent, to dissolution
for VIC wohId not have 4 soul to
administer or execute the functions
of the governments andaOnSthi,
groGndi We arc mCst decidedly
against Mr, shermap's prOpoeGl.
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Eati0haI Be sfaI con-
Is nii
~ It adaoaaasd ia, ib
\ Convention q q bs lei q IS.
nexb At h0ulsfiLlo y, 4he LoIsc
las we understand IS a5ftc Il
viTe an0ld andtimo oiond IB N
but To- reconcile and heal Tie 81
created bg a terrible sectional .lriEe
That QUE natlOnal q iEa afe now Il
AmOfe efilicdl and dangerous stu
alton than OH lhs asy #heaLee saF.
rendered to Grant, 10 iFss and hon.
est statasman IN tire pOnntry cah
deny. A Fanasichl Congress, which
b opposed 10 the administration,
oppOsed to the Supreme Court the
only palladium of the Ccnslltsslion
is bent % evil ana liie ruin on 81
country foEpolltioal ppfposcs, .fhat
Rraaehiof TIC spubiienu party wAs
weINpnee RhlEs, but who II an evil
liour rals6a atte Isste ~ sIavevy,
which hal tlls easct AOleas eolsse
pfatlachiI y elralirts Gle worst
Claas o. an Hilton ss fad
ne i. nlEp cid
- a,Iasls 8 thsy
dads . Ar ~ -
aaabt6.d dsy d g6S ii Gopi
bis lHtiss ID slIs JdntIY are +
Deh5 E.itie aai Al6Iltlpa parties
The forn,Sr sfandi1 dnthe0ld eoh
stiiuiiohal ilalnst crk as slhcir Mai
form. sltstainsd ~ tAe GdmIiiistfs.
lion, and the unIIsts siales sliprsl1e
Court ahe aanersllly Iaueseltes
alope e2cepts6 fur aslby J. fwrvprt.
ed and .blsbcd p5paIag vote .thSy
have been enabled tp segu!Ea naked
ImaiOEity. Tho question now II,
what 'nlsasafes should the press
throushout lhe land take, " The
end that Tic Only conservative party
who, are likely to restore the cOun-
try may be'suppvrted in The forth
coming eAorts
There are some among us who
reason that this 10 not thcif quar-
ref, and awlh,ietef why il may 90 II
Will make no diaceheo to thcla.
This Is a fatal error. Ii must be ev-
idcnt to every thinking ina'i IN The
SotitN, that either Conservatism or
(at lcas) partial nlOndrcily, must
rule in thi cOhntFy within The next
three years. This prOIIcn lilenls
the South "a well rs the North.
The Union is now a recognized
integrity, even though the South i
denied h voicC by a fanstical major,
ity.l However much Il might he
wished otherwise by those who
would prefer separate relation IE
fact lshevertheless a1ilxed onG, .dd
We arcla component paft vf that H.
tegal whole. CIVIL war IN thr
north, thclg would nov betteIs but
,raln, our condition, Wehave moth.
ing leR, then, but % strengthen IN,
arm Of lhe coma llafiYe portion o
Tie Norfh, the great old Democratic
party, and we can best do that by
doing bolhipg which the Radical!
gan dsc either ~ an an atgulponI. q
pretaxt against u.s. II eannol b
denied that too sAuguihe men 70 n
sbutG furnished st least some th'
powder. with which to defeat th'
Conservatives at the last election
IN. d, ---y~T---s--sOy--.--s- y -f-sa
Mr.. SHERMAN, Of Ohio, presented
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aTmT OATES Is C6NeREss AND IN
1HE sOUEH. Enough is known to
warrant the conclusion that Con-
gressiCiH dare 10 disrcgdFd II ithe
dseisi0n Of the isdprefhe Court in
so gar as 1a6ecis neptbtFs ofcither
IB6gse.1 II win undoubtedly influ-
ence the action Of 1le Executive to
mepFactical extcIfs, aud We may
Confidently expect that the South
will be~relieYed from the alterna-
live Of having either the few small
lciylI Offices there filed by itincrant
Yankees, OIslbe deprived nof mail
aud other facilities altogether.
All psgsOnA i6 the soath-Oi
iRham there arc nota few, who have
claims against the Government fol
tllliH the Offices n question, and
have not been aBle TO collect tbeil
pay becauee thsy could net take
ihelinfnIuous qiast oath ought 70 b,
paid pl enep BY Mr.. MtCnlloch
Sons of th9ic are asss ofs ppOr
,mca wha last yssr served "a GOV.
ugi ilileiis fss g aEssl uidDllls. {
=. ~
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AREcgET ilnpnOyement IN jtc
safes consists III placing within the
safe vessels Of water with valves
which giy6eSil,tO thc.steMm' geler-
Stcdby the l,eAi, OF tho suwouiEiihg
fire. t.-,t ~ 49,, y
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4 AB;tE has lccS bteSsateF III the
Aisba,i,a Legislature tO 4.lii, ilr DE
State gOvclpntSit from AtontgeInl
Mobile The biIrhaauotyot
been aetea on, bltJheie @ uosRpO-
1iabiiity Ofits UaSslng t
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1.THg ChIcf Justice ufthc ShI'tems
Court has ahnOGnccd 70 ne Har
that on tlie tlFst MOBday ip March
the courtwIIl adiourn.Is ? 2
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WA
Ne nh
~ t
lallet 20.
f ,Eeatiee b
Ean anu
CO. me pPng-
the Ode,
hIr. a . e5n1tlgy.
IzI.8tsn 1Hiia Well
eR llnk is d
Y isainca tliel
eafahlished tia
~ hr| que which
M ifr sl " lhe,aE. 1
Ioatnal - Iitsfaf
IA. % gaR Nor
hie al1 KlIiis -6plfi bnted
ssFiss 81 ) |
e ites ~ l1n-'
k..HI n iH0 - lse |
inIil ealHlIysal
"a t44es Is
) - 4
d ORC life |
- vi tayc
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ThE exIct number OfcoRicderetc
dead baricd IN The vicinity OF The
vagions camps iB o 0hio.fllaa,bann ma
eeriaiaed " BE-. two. thousand three
hundred and seven. u
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Tho question Of the, renewal Of
The stto Capital o. Kentucky from
Ftankfori VJ.Gnlsyillg, . iii;ely to
be dslsrIuiuvd thOs RressiIt, session
in lavor ofrcm9ysl- sfs. n a
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lapEkcR & specisl IL ihe
..s.zl.:sae!s ;. g..;;. iges tlc ddegail m
q radical achepls 70 llsplaso no
Fgesiden6 ard keep linl, ont 81
ofiieu peasdsits iffe--thnt d, tiIl the
snasof BIS ssFna-bslt spensf TIC
story by addins nat tits hardly
possible, howeysr. that apythipg
else,besides talk willlGpme ont .
this new salssnie, whichsis as yet
ohIg'brewiug Ii ehe political cs,ll.
;ijA.,n ~, AZ -. 3 N -
oEOnti y. ]. sa ~. -. .l..Isl vt. \
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

WMTAS STED-Agmai % sell 0nr gEAV
~ sf.NFfNa II \ y ine4Iinilcd 1hr
the IHiee, ~ simplicity aud beanty. One
agent has HQld sixteen ~ two dayas Mun
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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

u TmE mOther f,thc editor of tho
Yaxoo Commercial, Heirs stahB jr.,
died ip that eity,ou the lTth i1si.
i, ., S, SENATOR (no-callod) ALcoRS,
addFessod the Legislature. Friday
night. ;1H ~. r.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

= LBek SgpSkY JoltSsaA; Fllef
rcIIsains eEalhib ego pse IHlAeved
from New OiaeAHi iAst Wednesday,
No ps-interfea on de soil Of the
stass wssrs he claimed hiB hOms;
Texas The Nsw Orleans Times
says;B u gailHt "a 49, =
'n The rsmdvaI OB theg remains Of
aGenural Albert sydney iJdlmsOn;
sitoIa TIC tomb which they have oc-
o,lpled, III this city iIsinc6 1852, was
az s,nlike amilitaFY flfHeral az any
tbfBa which can we'll be imagined.
ThefeiweEe no reverted arms, no
Trailing banners, and, as iffthO case
of Sir John Moore, snot, q drum
.was lizard, nor a afnneFal note. ~ :
Bnksalies people, and especially the
faiicr and better half Of our pOpu-
Iafion, sh0Wed theiF respect Cor tho
xirtue and heFoism Of him who olhai
I'd iedn llI 30 long q alone with
lis rlofg ry-the gsllaiIf General,
II u his lifellf a dispRtehingshiH
s0r aoli I'd atle do ~ fgallls 81 4
ron aed elelAS. q - I