The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03
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LbertyHer Friends Our Friends; Her Enemies Our Enemies
CHICAGO, ILL, AUGUST 3, 1867
English Goods and American Wages.

and mOnarchicaland above all from the welorganized
tyranny which, in England conspires against and too
often, brushes the liberties of manhood interests of
the American people are in perpetual danger. tx, AS
AS surely the ends of darkness are forever plotting
against the authority Of the Lord of light surely will
systems of government, whose end and object is to
enrich and aggrandze class at the expense of the
entire community, labor earnestly and continually to
overthrow those free institutions which prevail in the
great Republic of the West and which are as dangerous
to the wholesale robbers and muderers of mankind as
is heghthouse the sunken rock to the vile wreckers
who out of their ambushed darkness fling forth false
lights to lure the honest mariner into the jaws of
destruction j ,o.,f 800 - = 49,
1t is just natural and necessary for aristocratc
robbers to detest those free institutions which deprive
them Of their prey it is for thieves to hate police
The community of language which exists between
those people, the other side of the Atlantic who
glory in being subjects of that excessively moral
middleaged woman who oficiates as Queen Of England,
and the citizens of the United States of America is
to the Latter, people-not only decided disadvantage,
but, beyond all question, DOWNRIGHT misfortune. 1t
enables those intelligent and welleducated scoundre
and in London their is legion-who sell their souls
to the devil for aprce to pour floods of intellectual and
moral poison into the very mind and heart of this great
republican community every year. and month and week
and almost every day and hour Of our lves""' ,"'"
This for far Indirect and perhaps under the cir
cumstances, unhappily unavoidable. But the pemcious
influence of the enemy is not confined to the channels
which we have just indicated. It flows, directly and
vsbly into our very midst, and produces, before
faces, it's demoralizing effects and disastrous
quences Are not the great railroads of America almost
without exception, ruled by Englshmen and made the
vehicle of anti-repubcan influences? If any emssary
Of the English, or any tool that they condescend to
employ ventures deny this we prepared to unfold
tale that will surprise good many INDECENT and I'M
thinking people. Are not the leading journals Of the
United States, either directly or indirectybut all the
while realy-bought up by English gold by English
influence? 1t is not altogether for love that young
Bennett, of the Neo YORK. Herald, is allowed to hob
mob very confdentially with Prince Alfred of Eng
land. Richard the Third could employ assassins to-
murder his helpless rivals in the tower. English royalty
is only doing similar work to-day, and by similar
instruments its dreaded rival the free Republic
Of America. We shall see more Of this by and by. Is
it not fact that English influence rules the great
Aaoo0 DlooHerAo0Q IA America, ana piacKpalls anu
excludes almost every Irish nationalist that applies for
admission no matter how pure his character excellent
his antecedents? IA - 80. So FIJI
80 Tar as force is concerned Brother Jonathan has
nothing to fear He has beaten old Bruser Bull too
well, and too oen for that. But, fraud?p Ah that
is quite another question. aa stoa sand 2.@ ban
We repeat it. the liberties and interests Of the Amer
lean people are in perpetual peril from the action Of this
incarnation and embodiment of all that is false and evil
in human government. 9lft
It's past conduct in endeavoring to destroy liberty in
America is too notorious to need any particular recital
Prior to 1915 it resolved to do the thing openly and
with the strong hand. The industry of the American