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

motives, and that he considers the burning Of dock,
or the smashing of van the filling of JAIL or the
loading OF the galows with his followers, as glorious
VICTORIES the consequences fearful When he finds
out that some of the American Brotherhood for purposes
OF their own, cry bravo and call for money to set fire to
DOCKS arsenals, etc, may expect Manchester
affairs, and all done in the of Irish liberty Those
men have succeeded, i'll far lay in their power,
in the destruction Of the Irish Organization by just such
hascos. They found a body of men able and willing,
If properly armed and properly handled, to accomplish
glorious work Waiting death to those selfish and
unprincped leaders they forced the Brotherhood to
the hills unprepared-to vanish away like mist Now
they doing the same work in England, wasting the
power and the patriotism of countymen in useless
and criminal, because useless, attacks and burnngs.
This is just what the British Government want. The
explosion of the Mines here and there without any in
jury to the empire and the destruction of the miners
only. The feeling Of the English people against their
own Government is turned against the Irish in England
No matter how nation feels for another how much
it hates it's oppressive Government it will not stand
tamey by and be burned and blown up for the graca
ton of leaders. How will those justify themselves
in condemning feasible movement Canada because
it not for Ireland direct and with the next breath
favor these petty and useless attacks in England?
1t becomes the duty of every man who has the free
dom of his country at heart condemn all
movements and denounce themovers of all such whether
in Ireland England Canada, as fools and criminals.
The giving notice to the enemy of intended military
movements, in balderdash speeches made by empty
headed organizers the burning of dock in some
English seaport or the appearance of few peasants
with pixies and pitchforks the hills, a rush into
Canada and back the border-these things not
revolutions and it is time to say We possess
mighty power for our countrys good. Let it not be
wasted away IN empty oratory, in fussy and noisy
rows. Let there be no more warning to when or
where the blow will be struck The who does such
thing should be dismissed instaner. Let get ready
to strike, and after haze suck will be the time to
give warnings. If the old Bombastes Furoso style of
thing persisted in it better that who pretend
to have any would look to themselves and
pause. There enough of people thrown upon the
cold charity of the world now in consequence of these
criminal mistakes and if we cannot wait until we are
able to open the dungeon doors for our friends let us
not send another batch to break stones for the enemy
We know how tempting it is to stand before an
audience and astonsh them with the glad news that in
nnc months will be rappng at the doors of Quebec.
We know how much capital it makes to tell the Irish
people that the rotten fabric called the British empire
is on the shoulders of modern Sampson and that it
be shaken to pieces at his will We know all these
things; but we also know how much misery such
tons to our country, and how many great and
good men will swing, die in dungeons, and how many
families of prisoners" will be left to be fed
Let us have no moro iascos; but let wait until
we are prepared, and let movement be grand
cess or glorious failure, worthy of country and her
liberty.
Satan and Bee1Zebub