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

vomt every other ensaved land well as ours find
the of scoundres who figured extensively in the
movement in America
1t general saying among certain class of hopeless
sprtess ishmen that can't get up movement for Ire
land without traitors This first promulgated by willy
enemy of taken up certain lot of slaves who
by their who too cowar to attempt
anything themselves goat disaster to all national
ments and go about croaking told you 500 "rshmen
unite - "Put spit and you'd find
other to turn it,
Taking into the difficulties and misery with which
people surrounded boldly that they
National independence any EARTH there
hehounds who sell their brothers ves the peo
pie are they have always been, STEEL Tonight
while hundreds of outlaws with prices their heads shell
teng in the hus of who look into the hungry faces
their children there is not single heart debased think
of selling their guests for English gold.
During the late in America, there were thousands of
inorme both Sides and do hear anything
Americans selling each other Place the advanced peo-
pie earth in the position of poor countmen home
and they will not produce two nformers
The wretches pick from their debased associates
figured in movement here that they be well known
many of the Brotherhood General Massey alias Patrick
Condon to Chicago time previous last Christ
mas mission from James Stephens He introduced
to parties here exCoone of Texan cavalry He came
Chicago pave the for grand Mass Meeting which
resented himself who had sacrificed everything
Ireland and then going home to die with the in the
gap Luckily persons in Chicago knew much about
James Stephens the great General Massey" Condon and
saved him the trouble of swearing away their lives.
This Condor gentee weldressed nsinuating villain
spoke low-an assumed timidty-and smiled" continually
His hair black his eyes like black diamonds glow
ing and when he showed his white teeth through his huge
mousache, he looked like Mephopes about devour souls
plainly that you felt instructive shock his approach
He had lived in New Orleans and had understand made
it hot to hold him. He just the be used by
party who could respectable person. and had bring
out those wandering and INSCRIPTIONS de
turers who doing the damned work of the English
Government That he has turned out traitor must have
expected by his employers for they knew he dishonest
unreliable But what did they care
The other serpent who described Irish paper as
SMALL dapper little young man, with rather ord face with
sharp and thin lips and prousion of redbrown curly
hair" is John j. Corridors This gentleman the confden
t friend of James Stephens and the special bearer of all the
dispatches that sent from James to John and back again.
At tme for months there only three persons
who knew of Stephens whereabouts and this Co rrdon
e will be remembered that when the detectives raped
Stephens house the night of his arrest Stephens asked
that you Corridor Y showing coseness of their friend
ship This Corridor who by the of Corrigan
in Ireland He noted little pmp and Stephens
own adherents wondered why he entrusted with
important documents He used to leave Ireland and go back
with written dispatches at time when all others
rested 1t strange that of Stephens repued shewd
should aoa pick out such characters for his lacqueys
Nage his choice; and was eighteen months in Gov
pay while in THE People Office How long this scamp
Corridor has been in the SERVICE who tell Ste
phens and OMahony never wanted of ability
them They wanted TOOLS and had pick them
of the polluted hels of New York As consequence they
have turned traitors have brought dscred the
Let the Heads of the organizations take warning from the past
and employ but of character true and tried The
cause of country holy that but men of the pu
This rufan's real name said to Culan,