The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-09


ganizaton But the contrary dronelike he has
been attenng on it. and getting and spending of its
funds than IS either just honorable his part credit
able to the f. b. SO that the he and all other
pires who sucking the lfe-bood of the Organization
removed, the vitality it will have Indeed will
candidy confess that my opinion the F. B. henceforward
needs other pabuum to sustain and promote its vgor and
growth than the buncomb speeches of who have
other interest in it than SELF If the Irish people to-day in
America have other incentives prompt them action
and duty than the momentary enthusiasm ned into their
souls by the pasmodc harangues of perpaetc orators the
such fact known the better since they be
immersed and overwhelmed in the mire of apathy and
ignorance that the trumpet Gabriel sounding the notes
of liberty would be nheeded by them. Mr. Finerty, how
ever and all the modern Wolfe Tonesas he modey styles
himself and conrere whose importance he proclaimsno
doubt deem this rank reachery and will call knave be-
cause that the dishonesty of Wolfe Tone bless the
mark is ventilated choose express my dsapprobation
of such base perdy the part any the Organ
izaon But why do say servants? No. the word master
dictator is appropriate would appear from the
nsoent and oyerbearng conduct of parties whose whole
stock become arrogant from consists in the authority con-
erred them and the emolumens they receive from those
whom they assume to despise Had not this burst Of
haute Finerty part we'll other nobbish acts else
where, convinced of my and deluson Repub-
can ideas would still induce believe that since the
good old days. long to be remembered and regretted when
kings Shaun and Shamus ruled and ruined absolutely
that the people ruled and their servants obee and when
called upon would give account of their stewardship
Instead however, of feeling indignant this arrogant and
defiant of Finery who breahe forth destruction
the devoted heads only of spenetc dastards and vile
assassns I'd omnewho claim erght oinyestigate
any of their servants conductor had perhaps better say
rue the temper of any number of this sduod corps of
overtasked welpad patros-we should rather feel CRATE
full for the information have thus received Not only
the herd but you, gentlemen journalists
threatened with humiliation if temerarou presump
tous publish aught but audaons what has their
appreciation unless you desire to challenge their ill
natures which fear is the chief ingredient of at
least of those modern Janizares rather than model patriots
If Mr. Fnery speaks authoritavely for others for himself
when he canddy asserts the great power they possess to in
ic injury those offending the ring of organizers which
he virtually admits is secret body bound by solemn obi
cations for mutual ofense and Defense other proof is
required to show that ii is dangerous concern requiring
the full and speedy attention of those interested and should
instantly be crushed it should raise its hydahead against
those who gave it vitality and force Let modern JAM
zares rave foam and anahemaze you gentlemen; have
nothing fear from the combined of hell either in
the shape of British hirelng Maynooth traitors hungry
patriots long you strike boldly and feare every
in the straight road to freedom without pandering
others styling themselves IfsA American journalists
have done heretooreto the holow-hearted bgots and
depo who have conspired to crush liberty in Ireland
to scatter the people homeless mencan the world
murder them by amines in poor-houes, emgrant
shso long shall you be sustained by honest readers and
patrons whom this holy fraternity will be poweress of
mischief you now hitherto have manfuy and boldly
carried ao the broad flag of liberty and freedom which is
life the people and death to the traitors and yrant But
devate from your course lower your standard and
you would not find dog enough to do you homage
L am, gentlemen, yours In liberty
CHARLES D. B. O'RYAN, M D.
Officers of the Irish Army are all Competent.
New YORK, October %, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN In perusng your last edition, of October
26 read article headed Haze ave competent officers in the