The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-22

be another in this that whereas in Illinois the
poison of the OMahony heresy had any strength
here kept alive by every INSCRIPTIONS could
bring to support it and yet strange it may
few consumptve atoms of still left annoy the friends
of Ireland and console enemies by making show of OPP
position to the national movement and keeping the deusion
of Eight in Ireland"
You ofact Western will hardly believe that there
are some men in the very Hub of the Universe who think
that the soes from Eugand feet with shoemakers
knives And by the way think there is one or two in
city who these articles quietly cutting leather
while they urge Others patriotic but less wse to
Engands breechoaders with the above redoubble and
deadly implements. While that subject allow to tell
you that certain literary gent with saoage and
tits all that is warike about him. reading lecture from
deary manuscript patient and long afflicted people, who
generally their appreciation of the bit O. wrn by
seeking the door possible and any remain to hear
the nction out it in honor of the great Wolfe
Tone W that heads Travelling company the
lecturer another hero who signs himself ct T. OConno'
follows up with the solemn portentous
that be, in his proper person. is Colonel in
the military service of Ireland" and Charge de Aares for
Kerry. You may laugh if you please but you is
true My opinion that after getting the poor peasanty
the hills to give England chance to stamp them OUT he
took earliest chance himself and left poor Kerry
take charge Of all The oaS that enraged enemy and
suspended habea corpus have left her, Now of all the engmas
Sadness would be the ludicrous In nghted gno
thought that independent States alone sent out such
characters Charge de Afiires" Sir Patrick OPen-
pos" Still may mistake the matter altogether Who knows
but in the nscrutabe diplomacy of the Massy Codons &c.,
may be their intention the gallant little county into
Free State for in the oden me not the Kingdom of
Kerry and tits old saying that history only repeats itself
However that may be, this gallant soldier who
5000 miles from his deluded and betrayed followers is exhibit
inoh to of he
the moderate of twenty-five cents cpu which,
considering the exhibition be shown, is cheap but very
much fear that the Charge de Aares" don't leave this To-
cay very soon somebody else besides himself will have be
taking charge of his hotel bills At place not far from
here Lynn believe he attempted indulge his usual slang
of of President Roberts, but angry of dap
probation and unmstakabe hsse followed promptly by three
Roberts, amonshed him. in the forcble
ner he had reckoned without his host The people
to hear lecture Irish subject They gave their quarters
for that but to hear vituperaton and bckguardsm
and very properly they refused listen to either and it
be hoped that this Envoy extraordinary" will conduct
his future negotiations with little decency and little
less vulgar abuse must say, and it with great pleas
ue that have few strong and honest supporters of the
Stephens policy who do all they own down this conn
abuse that has literally INDUCED in by their
gan and orators we cannot agree joint policy IN the
of suffering land let to differ and once for
all unite stop everywhere this useless and criminal folly of
abusing each other and making ourselves the butts for the
ridcue of the American people, What if certain in
New York weekly reas its myself and others who
doing all they to forward movement 1t neither
hurts them nor We know what doing. We know
that the future will justify course; and well
afford to watt without for moment INDUCING in filthy recm
nations Our consolation is that daily becoming
better understood and consequently better appreciated Our
army is daily becoming and disciplined
Our uniforms showing themselves everywhere Our
ries will be we'll supplied with breec-loaders mag
azines well filled with millions of cartridges
Our treasury we'll supplied with the snews of war;
than all people have away that childish quer
ous Impotence that often has ruined hopes for
success and with that zeal and which
certain triumph, have determined urge on any move
ment until prepared take the field in such that
Mill only hnnoiate do uer small