The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
has been brought on the carpet After that the atore
said child will have great reason
ITO bless the goodness and the grace
Which on his birth have smiled


we'll as temporal will then be looked after and cared for
AT present. queens and kings and mobiles and squres-
royalty and nobility and gentry-landocracy and par
sonocracytake excellent of his temporaties They
have taken his land from him-for his souls good And
they take his wages from him in taxes-for his souls
good And they take his arms and liberty and even his
chdrens bread from HMM Ireland at all events-al
for his souls good The only thing to be thought
of is his soul itself This the Pan-Anglican religion pro-
poses to take in charge. And if he is good and ODE
dent boy to all his superiors in Church and State it
will send him straight to heaven. If not it will sigh
over him. call him infdel curse him earth and
afterwards send him to warm himself at that celebrated
bonfire with which a certain Irish Bishop is we'll
acquainted.
Nobody but an idiot dreams that discovery SO great
and glorious this be- ought to be, confined to
England Such very far indeed from being the pur
pose of our pous PanAngcan prelaes and parsons AS
we'll expect poeca confne the delightful odor which
from him to the confines of his native
nest Hence, have said the benign influences Of
this blessed new religion are intended for the entire
world
But they must make beginning in some particular
place. and America is the chosen ground. There are
several reasons for this The English really hate and
fear, while they affect to despise America So it is
quite proper that doctors make experiments animals
for whom they have regard before they venture try
them human beings the Pan-Anglican faith should
first be foisted if possible the Yankee before it is
presented to the remainder of mankind Hence English
parsons zealousy set the salvation OF their
dearly loved cousins in America. But much they
love us-how much the late made evident to all
men-they dread us great deal more This Republic
anism of ours is as hateful and intoerable to PanAn
gcan clerical bgos as the sunlight is to owls Bishop
and king" must go together, old King Jamie sad if
their religion is to live and flourish the ruins of
human liberty. Hence Republican doctrines must be
quenched in England and Ireland by chains and gbbets
And as they have got themselves established in America
the American Republic must be undermined and upset
IF not these dreadful principles will spread over the
entire world, and Ireland will become RepubGc-and
then long farewell to the English monarchy and the
Pan-Anglcan faith Now, how Is the halowed work to
be set about of preventing all this? What is the readies
and ttest instrument upset the free Government of
America? Let consult the past say the sanctifed
consprators Our apostolic brethren the Episcopal Gas
they now call themselves) bishops and parsons of the
United States are the Church Of England lining and act
ing in the veyy heart ofMe american Republic; their
head is the English Queen their chief spiritual lord is
his graceless Grace of Canterbury Here is weapon
fit for the work. These Church Of England cle'Yy an
america aoere all Tories IN the days Of the re0outlon
During the war of 1776-the which resulted IN
American independence -hey aoere aOloyaI to England
and false to america. They cursed the freedom OF their
country They prayed and preached against it. They
denounced and accommodated the fathers Of American
freedom The and successors of these faithful ad
herents OF English tyranny hate American liberty and
all other liberty as intensely as ever their fathers did
If anybody doubts this let him ask Jeff Davis and his
worthy cOmneers of the Southern, nAacl0.aou Enc