The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

through with his little job Kelly and Stephens the best
generals that Ireland has produced in meo getting
all their iendsinto as @ and being sesacrcing enough
themselves to escape.
THE IRISH AMER1cA.-Some gentleman in Ireland has
recently printed pamphlet in which he threatens England
with the Irish in America follows
has BeR9 how N ,m d II T my and S TT and
utury No corruption deceive menaces daunt
'S3saS al
n So let
Ct his 1 %ha s9sp tnSufe ns s7 tRss
and on The f KEY Of e be I
empire.
The writer should have remembered in this case that we
were not sired by England though admit that
have been damned by her considerably He did know
that Hercules-the Irish who has sailed into the sunset
has been blinded by the glare of that umnary and in his
anxiety get blow at his tyrant SIRE England
ing Wild nurng his friends than his enemies. How
ever when the boy gets used the light of eedo-whch
is always pupsand distinguish friends from
foes he will be in position to WELD his club account
We afraid that the victims of yran sire the
waters blinded with looking at this sunset 1t is
wonder the chained victims should be tired with gazing
westward for the figure of Hercules coming out of theseng
sun their Looking for Hercules and lo Tom
Thumb oyster SHE'LL sails out of the west to rve the
How ENGLAND GOVERNS IRELAND-John George Nc
Carhy, in his examination before Committee of the House
of Lords gave the following truthful of the of
Ireland Can it be wondered that under such terrible
SYSTEM Irish have been scattered the four Winds Oh
what cause have we not people, hate all kinds of OPP
PRESTON and how carefully should avoid doing others
what England has done to us
With respect for those who differ from but still
% e and mos s say d that n ssfap
eueo% either law BY custom the
sass afs
in you never maaaes Ireland The
thS % be
S % h hR the S n
e are the No% m th s S
asked out
TSs s % an s be ns
the mS in then and the
that aa
national injustice. but an imperial dshonor.
INFORMATION WANTED of Biddy Killen, native Of
Castlewean Co. Down. Ireland When last heard from she
head cook at the Union Square Mansion, New York
At the of twelve she put rock in her stocking and led
the Ribbonmen to victory Dollys Brae From thence
she escaped stowaway board the Plato raish-look
ing turf boat that crused in the Irish sea- and having
to Liverpool and meeting with an Italian captain the fol-
lowing cooquy took place. The captain spoke his native
tongue and did Bddy The languages the same the
Irish being all Romans Captain-Do you think you could
act cabin boy? Bddy-Do l. is id? Haven't I been a
cabin boy all life? Biddy meant mud cabin but
neither of them understood each other says the Captain
Step aboard will Captain DEAR" says Biddy; "bu st
escaped with the Captains watcthe first watch gold
and sailed for the West picking up "unconsdered trihes"
she went She worked in various towns in America but
always covered her tracks, that she couldn't be found At
Chicago she the paper, at St. Louis she in JAIL
ETC. 1t would take up too much time, and would carry
through too much dirt to follow her in her careless but
gentee meanderngs thro fe variety is the life OF
spice we'll be BRIEF and to the pith of the story
About three when last heard FROM she was in the
ributer of scraps to his hungry She noted
her financial ability from her youth Her most peculiar and
happy combination of talents consisted in taking any
and carrying the remainder When the House bust Biddy
retired lodge in vast wilderness where the cry Of
fraud could reach her She is undoubtedly,
spreading herself wherever she is and her poor friends and
deserted children who in the language of the poet scat
hor