The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-24

request has been made by Others hundreds times during
the last three monthsto give the vey wods of "the May
nooth OATH" Here they
1T NJ Almighty and Holy Jesus Christ
witness that will be faithful and bear allegiance most
Majesty Queen Victoria will defend to the utmost
of from all conpraces and attempts whatever
be made against her dignity And will do my ut
dissolve make knocn to her Majesty and her
reacherous which may
against them And do promise to maintain sup
the utmost of the OF the
in her Majestys family.
And do swear the utmost of power,
the this established
by do truly Decline davow and entirely
abure any the Church Establishment
purpose substituting Catholic Establishment its stead
solemny that will exercise privilege to
which become entitled to disturb and weaken the
Established Religion and Protestant Government of this country
And soemnly the presence of God of His Holy Son,
Jesus Christ Redeemer profess testify and declare that do
make this declaration and part thereof in the plain and
ordinary of the words without evasion equvocaton
mental reservation whatever, and without dispensaon
whatever already granted by the Pope authority
of the See of Rome whatever and without
thinking that be- acquitted before God alb
this declaration of it although the Pope
authority whatever dispense with annual the
declare that null and void from the beginning SO
help me God"
J. B. NJ, Cncinnat.-We have not in possession the
poem which you REFER in artisans garnet in
Dublin" Should succeed in procuring copy of it, we
shall give place in columns "Monckton West" is
the nom de plume of Mr. Donne who formerly editor
ability and in what is called poetry is unquesonaby the
most successful mtator of Tennyson Those who
consider the Laureate of the English Queen poet will
perhaps regard this recommendation We take the
liberty on this on most other matters of thinking
selves" This latter attribute like Sam Welers Clothes
is very unusual circumstance" and the world
constituted is generally attended with nconvenent
quences.
A. /. Gaend IUWhen stated that your friends at W
had yet got the club which they have been botherg
and bunglng about for upwards of three months did
by intend to nsinuae that you had any blame
the matter We well that you did everything that
lay your power with the very workable material which
presented itself But it is not easy marble
out of common EARTH and still less is possible to compel
animals drink whohave thirst for Wethorougy
coincide in the sentiment which you have we'll expressed
that all such Circles have depots of any kind"
and consequently suitable newspapers SHOULD be supplied
with two truly national Irish journals direct from
headquarters and that there would be gain than loss
by the transaction is in opinion absolutely undeniable
The plan which is still in vogue and which has long been
pursued to send out organizer who makes exciting
speech and afterwards forms Circle which Circle as
general rule lives week two and then dies of nanity
and neglect This solemn ing, and the put
end to the better If afraid of giving oense
to well intending men-which would be sorry to dove
would say this subject But for the present shall
content ourselves with giving very faint uerance to our
melancholy conviction that rational steps, beyond public
speeches. are being taken, will be taken educate our
people Tor the arduous work and high destiny which are I'M
quesonaby before them After this you will be prepared to
US say that we adopt both your words and sentiments
e you say am sorry that sufficient attention has neyer
pee given TO this matter by the principal officers of the F.
d. an one Oh those who preferto spend dollar and make
two rather than to spend one and make none We witch o
coo give you more encouragement in your audabe endea
v0r TO get these absurd arrangements advantageousy altered