The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

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Mr.. NICHOLSON, 81 William ST. Syracuse NY-Two letters
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JD ora Ill., writes he is unable to get any response
to letters Fenan headquarters and complains with
Justice Think that the correspondence well attended
formerly and consequently tends to give Circles poor
opinion of how the business is conducted there. We would
remind correspondent that the clerical force there has
been cut down. and that most they not able keep
up with their work but have doubt he will be replied
in due time. We help thinking, however, with him,
that it is poor saving at the spgo, and leaving
it to run OFT at the bung."
W. NJ, ST. LOUIS also complains that he has SO far been
unable ascertain the whereabouts of Mdze shipped
by him. per orde and learn what steps, if any,
headquarters have taken hunt it up Will the gentlemen
headquarters please friend? This matter
have doubt has been arranged long but suppose
they have overlooked advising him.
H. W. d. 81. LOUIS Mo-Father Curly who was mixed
up dsnesey in the OMahony- KillianTran business,
is understand in Wheeling Western Va, officiating and
acting Secretary the Bishop. His course at that time,
"loose and heavy He baked at nothing. Prayed,
threatened and - to suit the time and place Of the
whereabouts of B. D. Klian we know nothing Like Judas
Iscaot he has retired private life probably There
very many of people who would willingly assist him to
complete the remainder of the programme. We have
doubt but that he at all events afford to luxurate for
1t only thirty pieces in the case, but thirty
thousand would cover other He boosted his
oPhladep that the Fenians wanted bra and he wanted
The Brotherhood mot wisely supplied his wants
in the latter respect and is undeniable that in
lying and swndlng he supplied brains than gains to
the Brotherhood You need not be afraid that those gentle
men will become purse bearers again. Some other polished
villains turn up hurry for Union. Let beware
D. W., Brooklyn, NY-There is refuge, that have
heard of provided for destitute Irish immigrants the
city of Chicago We have only good believe
that state of things equally nhuman and disgracefu pre-
walls in New York Yet call ourselves Christians and
fight vaorousy for dogmas and docrnes while the poor
and helpless of people appeal Americans and others
Tor assistance because they neglected spurned by
their own countrymen. Our people, when driven of
their native land poor enough Lord knows But they
mad souls AT least had been taught to believe We
"ouo ike to see the theory carried into practice. Because
eApaTaed friends destitute, they ought not to be
W ule aded OF hunger and disease in the land of the
let us hear the result
hAs4 ill., M'tcaakee, Wis., says "he loves two girls
one Is rich and the other poor They are both equally
good Ills h1na" nature says marry the Golden Belle His
mannes reoukes HIM for deserving the without the
goia nealy' I8 Is question for himself decide; and
but that he has an immense amount of ooooee in his
he would have taken the gold bait once It certainly does
not deract from lady, in the eyes the world that she
some corner lots and marble fronts and few vorro f
would hesitate to break the hearts fifty door Girls y; tho
scramble for the money. WE'LL say YOU can better tho
woman without the money by marrying her marry bor M
all The other young will much hn
she finds lots of cavaliers to dry her tears 1t better
little something of your own before you begin housekeeping
however Don't hesitate too long, you may lose them both