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

Now no man knows better than this D Alahony that,
when he says that the losing of certain documents by
Mr. Meehan in Dublin was the of the suppression
of the Dublin Irish People newspaper, or OF the events
which followed he lies in his throat The informer
Naple whom OMahony had in his office in New York,
and whom Stephens had in his office in Dublin in
the nav of the British Government all the time; and
was revealing everything to his employers eighteen long
months before Patrick Meehan landed on the shores
of Ireland He knows too, that he Mr. Meehan to
Ireland his (OMahonys) friend to upset the entire
movement because he hated Stephens its leader and,
that when Mr.. Meehan saw that the movement was
grand reality and had the honesty to stand by it. then
OMahony turned upon him and denounced him. He
knows also that tosay that W Dunno ofPeoria aided
Meehan in losing the documents, is to utter vile
lsehood hell could beget in his false and cowardy
heart.
Here is another extract from this precious paper of
OMahony to which we invite the serious attention of
all Fenians who love union Speaking of the organizers
of the Roberts branch of the Brotherhood OMahony
thus expresses himself:
We wish that correspondents throughout the country
would keep posted the dong Of the members of this
chief and disgrace upon Fenanm than any other class of
money which is demanded by MWillams on the strength
of Colonel Kelly achievements in England will
the Atlantic will replensh the exhausted treasury
faction continue to keep pay that horde of hungry
and unprincped adventures the MWiliams kind which
of work possible. Will not tell where Hodne,
Hynes Finnery, Colonel" Walsh of Philadelphia and
California nooriey and the rest of the welpaid
banks shouting their wakinto-theauction and vending
poisons to our simple countrymen at present?
We have one precious extract with which to try
the patience of our readers Says John ONIahony:
The British Government take good care to exclude our
paper from their dominon while Meehans organ the Irish
american and the organ of Scanon and other buffer THE
IRISH REPUBLIC of Chicago are freely admitted into the
British Isles and all who wish may read them there The
Irish People alone gave version of the union" nego
tiatons The others knowingly and with malice propense
published FALSE
We have but word or two more to say concerning
this matter. We address ourselves first of ALL to Mr..
Savage, and to the members of the Organization of
which he is the acknowledged officer We wish to en-
terrain for you, Irishmen and brothers. kindly and
generous feelings We believe you wish to effect the
freedom of your country and ours and as such we will
sacrifice everything, but truth and honor to stand by
and support you. We desire formal union if it can
be had But mark this: So long as a foul-mouthed
sanderer like John ONIahony out week by week
and in your name and your organ covers the names
and characters of our best and most devoted men with
his vile and venomous slime ask you is union either
likely or practicable? d. for God and our country's
sake, give your serious attention to this. Unless the
Irish nationalist united Ireland cannot be saved
The man who continues to divide is his countrys worst
enemy, and Englands best friend. He is doing the
oppressors hateful work whether he is paid for it or not
matters little. We call you not for our sake, but
for unions sake and for Irelands sake dsavow and
denounce him. You have already driven him from office
But your work is only half DONE Drive him from the
false position in which he has ostentaously placed him.
sell as your pretended representative at the press Drive
MIN aWay-back to Flat Bush, if necessary, where he
wiz De taken care of by those who, once BEFORE were
ms Keepers when his raseaty proved too strong for his