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

the tall trees of the Southern States He had tracts in
his vase and the and hunters not being Yam
keeized with learning, voted said tracts plots for the
of slaves and went the poor pedder traveller
and far away in some New England home, some hearth
was made desolate forever. Many and many case
such as we have described occurred within the last
twenty years. But God is God. All this has been
fearfuy avenged and only pray that it may end even
here At present it looks though the virus of slavery
not yet eradcated for we find individuals, here and
there, who frohing with the malady How hard it
has died, and how perssenty we still find mourn
ing over its overthrow, patent to all our readers
That we should find men advocating the reestablish
ment of old constitutional rights" who had interest
in the property and who wont to set the nation
the fashions in extravaganza and eegancehaving the
plantation well stocked" forever coming the groans
and sweat Of into gold easy to play the high
metted racerswas to be expected but find men who
had escaped from slavery themselves on the poor
runaway, and lash him back to his master, was the
anomaly for which we never could account. WE'LL men
will say slavery is dead Probably so dead as not to
be capable of resuscitaon We know that in Denmark
the Danes give their daughters marriage portion,
districts in Ireland which their foreathers held one
thousand years ago. &c. to-day there thousands
blind to the march of events to dream of the restor
alton Of their "property" in man
The party and the leaders who indulge in this beautiful
DREAM depend the Irish people of the United States
the " old guard, tried and unshaken around which
shall revolve and rally the skrmshers the hrelngs the
soldiers of fortune and the unreconstruced of all lands
who always willing to fight for any that pro-
misses {" blood and pelf and lust" The terrible op-
position and denuncation that THE IRISH REPUBLIC
has met with from the blood hounds whose occupation
man tracking-is almost gone since paper
established, proves that we have been breaking the
chains that bound people those abeo of slavery
and that they fighting for their property they
have come to consider the Irish-as iercely they
fought for the preservation of black slavery during the
recent rebellion From all sides have those lying fus
AIDES been hurled upon u.s. until we can say with the
poet:
"See all the little dogs Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart,
They bark at aSP'
Those " little dogs" are neutrality-suspicious. per-
suasons, and bark" at us "religiously" we'll as
"potcally" They are ALL however, interested in making
slaves and retaining in bondage those hereditary
bondsmen" who come and go at their call.
The first howl goes up from the little dog" named
Pomeroy-Brick Pomeroy-so called from his head
being red. He is believe the original Copperhe9d
from whom his " tribe has been named.
Next the howl is taken up by obscure sheet in St.
Louis, called how appropriately-the Times The
editors of this little slave echo are believe, the
worthless who edited the Dubuque Herald during the
rebellion This enough for our readers to know We
take the abuse of bad the highest justification of
our course.
Taees and another from spiritual rag, published in
St. Paul, Mimi. and edited by one Father Ireland,
political clergyman The Copperhead Of St. Louis says
have sold out to the Radicals and the Copperhead
of ST. Paul says we have sold out both to the Radicals