The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
The Vests Awake-Chicago sends Greeting to
JEFF. Davis and the British Government


jeff Davis and the British Government
Edithurs of The Irish Rip -upick
GINTLEN: The following report of the great celebration
the recent victories held in the Coor House steps on
Saturday night written by odher of the White Minis
Government Club of the Eighth Ward and intnded to be
published in the Times but divl bit would they put bit
of it in. They said I was bother. bother that
has voted for Andrew Jackson for forty years. you
publish this for any great rspct have for your paper
but to let the world that there is JANUS and intelligence
enuf in the Eighth to break the backbone of radclism
Yours difantly, J. DELANEY,
Sec. of the w. M. G. c.. Eighth Ward.
To Jefferson Dauis and Queen Nctoria Greeting:
The rain of nagur aqualy and everybody bein good
everybod else three k is stop Last night bruk
the backbone of Radicism and the heads good Dimcrac
BARRELS and drunk d6ance all sorts of
Faniansm Radicsm etc. For seven years there hasn't
been such distribution of Dmicratic raons in Chicago
barin the one great night for Ireland Tim OKanes in
the 9Th.
Whin the KEN that the nagurs DEBATED in Oheo
and that tundhern rasce Bin Wade had been turned
whose rale name is McWadea dvil that said whn votin
for the Fanans agin Andy that he'd jest live go
and lick England no-whn this KEN here it fell
detected spirits like coal of fire in kerosne bar
rill and up we blew all Min that havn't smiled
since DEBATE of the Union armies the death of Lincoln
burst their wesked and roued in the ures with the dint if
laughin and dhrnkn The min of Ohio the Irish of that
unforchnit State specially deserve we'll of their
tlry. Be tlrnn' Bin Wade and sendn' V7nmdkam to
Washington the English will have frnd ccor and war
with allies be pervinted Defatn the nagur
of the n sthrokes that evr people who thimsves
but runaway slaves Civ to liberty If those nagurs git vote
dvil a thing would phase 'em but marrain us all.
All day Saturday the ould horses-war the
Abshins calls round all the ould headquarters
and much spirits wasn't rataed the bars in Chicago
since the Bull Run victory of Secesh nds Bands
blowing wind and posthers staring the Abishnss
in the face Wells sree dressed in all its fnery, and
all the prize fghther picketspoke and the skrmishes
who make raids dacent peopeof all nations ublant
ST. Gorge Society hung out its ag and the green banner
wild harp the middle without sthrings flying out
over Misther OKanes salon. from the Whe Minis Govern
mint Club" rooms in the 8th procession be got
up in the evening march to the Coort House, but OWN
the absence of the min who wen present. the procession
put off The band there and the thransportasion
lit and placed round the Darrell at the dure "This
is White Mans Government" in flaming letters on
one There crowd of Fanans around gathered make
fun of fths white mans Government, says one
of em tits little such fellows we would have say says
he. "Down wild greenbacks," another and a chap
from the North side says any of ye green
backs says he snd home for your frinds who the
poorhouse" says he Are there any Dmcras here w says
the Alderman "Yes" says sthrappn' ooxin' fell
lows in the crowd "Come on thin, bys and carry these
torches" says the Alderman That's playd out john"
saws one bic fellow owe have med fools of ourselves long
enough for ye Torch cayn, shoutin, fghn' and doing
the dirty work. and for what? To give chance to Aid
hermen to 90 to the council and help the railroads
down our wages Or give other lazy oafer chance
to take charge of the pound and go round turning poor peo
pes COWS in and starving em for few days. and charging
five dollars for their feed Whn the time comes we'll vote
lust as we plase says they, "bm aceU do the dirty york no
longer for any pary "Ths is the taching of Fanianism
saws the Alderman The ind of it that stole away
out threw the back de The Councmn the President
of the W. M G. c. and myself We got on to sthreet car
and whn the conductor KEN to collect his fair the Adher
belonged the road Morris Roonahan the President OF