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

of country two years ago. But those who endeav
orng at this moment to rekinde and perpetuate that
hatred and strife among her sons, which would render
her future deverance absolutely hopeless must be dealt
with deal with serpents and wild beasts 1t they
live only to effect destruction they must be themselves
destroyed.
There such men, or rather such monsters, in the
city of New York at this hour Who are they?
We answer they those who did the dastardly and
disgraceful work of Moa Mansion and their leader is
JOHN OMAHoNY
This man has been twice deposed from office frst by
the Senate which was elected by the united Brotherhood
of which, up till that time, he had been Head Center;
and secondly, by the very who adhered to him in
his defiance to constitutional authority He has been
deposed often enough is true but he has got
rid Of 1t is thing to drive away certain gentle
man who dresses in black but to keep him away is
very different affair.
During his (ON[ahonys not the other fellows scan
daous reign he had like all other great potentaes,
started official paper-a wretched rag which had the
efrontery to appropriate the of powerful and
celebrated national Journal which the British Govern
ment suppressed in Ireland No sooner he kicked
back to his kennel by his outraged followers, than he
crawed behind the editorial chair of the precious pub
LEGATION to which we have referred and commenced to
growl out SANDER and calumny, without measure
scrupe against every whom he feared would be likely
to lead the Irish people the honest path of truth and
duty and country.
This has gone on, in its scandaous enommity, for
months. And it could still be passed over with con-
temptuous Indifference but for the fact that owing to
the satanic ingenuity with which the helbroth is dished
up-for the greatest manacs frequently the most
consummate knaves-t going far to render all chances
of union among the members of the Fenian Brother
hood sheer impossbility
There are several reasons for this. The first, and
most lamentabe, is that excellent man, the Rev.
PATRICK LAvELLE has been induced, in his innocence
to write in the pages of the OMahony organ" mag
lining that he serving the cause Of his country
This together with the of the paper, has induced
not few honest Irish people to purchase and read the
villanous production and to extent to believe in
it. The second is that all the hungry hounds who fed
and fattened during the OMahony maadministration
the plumber of the Irish people, revenge themselves
on those who deprived them their pay and prey by cir
culatng the shameless SANDERS of their darling utens
And the last is that every of the slightest promin
in that section of the Fenan Brotherhood of which
Colonel Roberts is President is from week to week held
up to the and hatred of the public by the most
scandalous fsehoods Men men, and human nature
would be superangec if it would not resent treatment
SO hateful and horrible this The result that unless
this villany stamped out starved out is mockery
to talk about union Are to clasp to their bosoms
the poisonous reptiles which ready to sting them to
death?
Let any impartial man-any man who wants to see
unity restored and Ireland lberaedread the following
extracts which we have taken from single number of
the New York Irish Peopze-that of October &c, 1867
and then ask himself what must be the effect of Ian
guage SO rufany, of falsehood SO villainous?
In reply correspondents we have to state
once for all that p j. Meehan the Roberts Senator, j.
AIocLa, he as