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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
PAGES CLIMAX ISALvE.

Will cnrc scrofuls, or Fever Eores, Salt Rheum
letter. Pimpiss sweled Bresst, Sore Nipples Chill
blan.. Piles, Cuts. Burns. Bruises, scalds. and for
all external applications it has no parallel having
perfectly cured these complaints when All otaer
remedies had failed.
We have large number Of cirtifeates from vol
Climax Salve has perfectly cured old Ulcers,
ofTittsr. Pile. ard scrofua Sores, aster they had
bees treated BY ply given up IS incur able
MefTat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bltters.
We nrst used in private practice In 1s2,. They
were intdodueed to the public In 1885. since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
sale in excess of all other CathaYtic Purifying
Medicines. There Is hardly a..family among civil
lied nations who have not personal evidence Of their
beneficial effects. Their great success IS owing TO
their uniform reliability inb sses of Constipation,
BIZ :ious and Stomachc diseases, whe Their OF long
or short duraen They entirely vegetable In
their composition. One ingredient opens the pores
OF the skin: smother is diuretie, and stimulates
proper action OF the didneys third sem ollicnt,
loosenng phlsgm and humor from the lungs; other
properties warming and cathertic, and cleanse
the stomach anu bowels from unhealthy seeretions.
Their com bned effects 10, TO regulate the impaired
functions ofthe system and 10 produce he alth. 1t
10 not asserted Mofats Pills a cure all-,hat they
will curc.all complRints-but under ordinary cir
cumstances they may be relisd upsn to cure Ner-
vousness, Sick Hssdache. Cositiveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Jaundics. Liver and Biilious Com
plants, Code, General Weakness, &C. They are
expressl made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions Of cares can be cited In single instance
has . complaint ever come to our knowledge, where
they have not operated - recommended.
The question is often askc why 10 IL that Monat's
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success.
Because they purify the Blood. and thus remove
all causes Of diseases in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the seeretons 81
the body, and removes ali Impurities at once.
Bee ause they Do not reduce the system, but n
requiring restraint ron pleas
urs o. business. and during their operation never
grippe o. pain the bowels.
voics ~ rnp ClnsY
In praise efMo6ats Life Pile. which cured then
ofDyspspsia. lpdigsstisn. Disease Of the Liver.
Oh Its, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. We refer to
York, Rev Jas. hobart, Boston, Rev. B. Weber,
Caneord, n. H., Rev, H. Mooley. Springfield. Pa,
Rsv:J. Q. Evans Bsyar, Pa, Rev. ". q. Broncroft,
Grand Rapids, Wis. Rev. J. H. Gardner, Ohillieo.
the, o.. Rev. Mathew Gardner. Ripley, o., Rev. X.
Ind, Rev n d. Cook. Rockford, ill.,,
Rev. A. ]. Bcntly, San Francisco, Cal, Rev. David
Elder. Franklin, N. c.. and many othere.
The circular ss around each box fully explains tie
furnishse, evidence, &c.
Mofst's Life PILE are - cents per box. nohit's
Phsni. Bitter q per HstsIs Ihsy e: scld By al
Propricters. IS Liberty Street, New York.
ouccess0rs TO Dr. Mofat and DR.. VIM. B. Aofs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
MISHLER'S BITTERS

Are truly medicinal preparation and ass offered
70 the public solely .. their curative vistass b
cause these Btss are to care ~ easss Of
FHvRR AND A0UR, IsssAHrryssR and bsiiiocs
Psvms! CHOLERA, Chslsrs Mosbss. 0sanps.
Collie. Diarrheea. Dyssntssy and oil affections 81
the kidneys
Mishler's Green Label Bittorss
Curss Serefula, scrofula. Secondary and Tertiary
Hypsilis, White Swelling or Nsefosss, OLD Rannins
Sores and Ulcers InAamitory Rhsanstsa. anl ~
w0rst foYDsef Skin Disease.
Mishler's Red Label Bittors.
Curss diseases peculiar 70 females: Ansass-
rhsa, Dismsncsrhoa. Mon srrhsgia. WENT Dissas.
., Chlorosis or Green Sickness, LeachsFfhagia,
or Whites, and falling fthe Won't.
SB.HAKTMAN d CO.. Proprietor, Lancaster.
Pa For sale by all resps table Drugeists.
r1pSend for Circular and learn the lngredientS ct
the only truly Nedcated Bitten ever offered 70 the
public apnl3o -diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

An Ice Bora new city lee beat was
launched ct Philads'phia on Thursday
Her motive power 10 90 per cent. greater
than the beat used last year. She is built
Of iron, and cost 3l60.0o0 She will be
ready for service about the first Of the year.
Il 10 hoped that By her aid the river may b
kept sufficiently clear Of ice to enable vss.
sells to pass up to Philadelphia during the
winter months. The expenses Of the ice.
vessel are borne BY subscriptions of Phila-
dslphia merchants. 1t 10 expected that the
govsrnmsnt will keep couple Office vessels
in operation on the Delaware river, when
the new navy-yard at League island shall
have been completed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Thirty Yoars' Experience In the
Treatment of Chronic and 6oxual
Diseas0s.-A Physiological View Of Mari
aes. - The CHEAPEST Book Ever .PublisAed. con
taining nearly 100 paSss and 1850 Sac Plates asd En-
9savines u the Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN
Errors. ifs Dsrlosable Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authors plan Of treatmsntthe cnlv
rational and suecsssful mode Of cure. ~ shown BY
narried and those contemplating marriage who en-
tsrtan doubts Of their physical condition Seat free
sfpostsee TO any address on receipt Of - cents In
OROiY. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. NY. The
author NAV Ne consulted upon any Of th- diesases
upon which his book treats either ally or by
mail. and medicines sent to any pat OF the world.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and
Early M.ahood. With the humane view Of treat
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r.. Philads-
pha. Pa. fseptas d&w3m
The Tape Worm 10 one of the
most oHsfL Arp srimrlsss HsKnrrs os NAN, AND
OCCASIONS run MAT DISTRESSING srxrrons. A dali
pain IN the forehead giddnees. alternate palenees
and 6ushing Of the face: pa,encss fthe lips emac-
alton alternate loss and excess Of appetite era
wings Of sricular articles Of food offensive breath
swelling OF the abdomen /; depression ofsprits and
nervous irritabliy, are the leading symptoms.
now, why moi. Ia view OF tAis dangerous enemy,
make nee Of a remedy which many years Of expsr-
fence has proved 10 be safe and certain remedy
B. A. FahncetockA yermifuge, If used according TO
the directions accompanying each bottle, will not
fail TO eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every purchaser to
be his ewn judge in one sense. and TO examine every
petite hs buys Of II. The simple name OF FAnSr-
sroux 10 not sunncient he must look closely and
carefully TO see that the .nitiale are b. A. FAnSu-
srosE, and he satisfied with nothing else. II IL for
sale by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

ALLY DEMOCRAT.
!. \. RiCMARDsON. Ediesr.
- - - ---...---->-----
SATURDAY EVENING. ..... DEC. 8.
---.-----------------
Opeclnen Dr1chs of radical
Chraea1an 0Saeessnen.
A sw days sse the .Wsshisstsn eorrs>
sp,ndence Of the New York Tribune con
med The following item:
"rhs Congregational Church disputs
euluisatsd In personal interview between
Gen. Howard and Rev. DR.. Bcyuten In The
street The dialogue 10 reported thus -
Gen. Hs~ard-'I take this occasion 10 pre.
eNell you have eaid OF me an unmit-
A'sehood.' Dr. Boynton-'Do yos
call me liasr Gen. Heward-r
at | cay. ssd I pronounce yoas
- unnitigatsd falssA0od.' Dr..
Then ysu mean to call me-
%. Hswsrd-'Yss, cir, I cay thaA
lied Dr.. Boyutsn.-'If sir, ~
brms I should thrash YOU fer in-
me- Gen. Howard-'Nsvsr mind
IN; try IL and thrash me II you cam
A. this point the reverend gentlemen turn
ID away"
Ths, Ia rather m interesting specimen OF
I Caristian lights in the great God and mo-
fly party. The New York 7imes. lead
Republican organ, thus comments upon
affair I'VE have hitherto enjoyed the
or that both Gen. Howard and Rev. DR..
bynssn were gentlemen, and were not only
miliar with. but we're disposed to observe
BE- decent eourtssiss Of common life. Bat
this statement 10 tsas. ~ have been mis-
Hhss. Ons would suppose that men q
)ir position and their reputation - Chr's.
g, could nnd some ether means of set
their personal difficulties thsa doing
tssst blasksuards do. meeting in The
1st, exchanging vulgar spithsts, and
satning, like . couple Of muscular bull.
), to thrash each ether. The scene was
y much like the one which provoked the
% in . Uanal street cellar The other
d between Lark and Campbsll. 10
5eeA Larkin called Campbell . liar. and
A ~ sshrashsd' 10 death fer bic nannsrs.-
d hrsss is 10 meet 90 seen. and will have
q pressing need Of prayers. that Chap
Boy nton ought 70 Be subduisg his tenn.
aud getting himself into . proper
sme of mind, though We are constrained
70 say that soms Of his prayers are abostss
much out Of place. and In quite. - bad
taste, as his language = Gen. Howard
General Howard has been lsudsd BY the
Radical pres a. Christian soldier and gen
,icman, and the Rev. Beynten IL the Rsdl.
cal chaplain Of the Radical lIsuss. II these
fellows are examples Of the morality. rslig-
Ion and dssenOy Of the Radical party, aud
they are held up ~ bright AID particular
s,srs in the Radical armament, the rank and
fle Of the organization must be very de.
moralized.
EsrnArs Tho estray law 10 now in
force. Horses aud cattle running Al lrgs
At sny tims between November Lot aud
May let can bs taken up by any rssidsnt
of the township, who is required 10 give
Ave days notice by posting written notices
dsscribin: the animal in three OF the most
pubic places in the township. II t:s
ani al 10 not claimed at the end Of five
d.ys, he must 60 before a Justice Of ths
Peace aud have It appraised, and II ito
val 10 exceeds ten dollars il must be
advertised according u law. II the animal
10 not reclaimed it becomes the property Of
the person who took 1t up. after paymsnt
Of the charges for appraissmsnt. advsftis-
ing, 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

FAMILY
Dxs CoLoas !
CAUTION.

All pereene Who keep HowD
= D1.vKNa' Fanny O1B Cor.
- for sale ean be relied o.
lof their fair dealing, for The
reason that they co0t The 70.
taller tWontv-6yo oonto ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Mn. Walter, proprietor Of the London
Times. 10 now entertaining. a. his estate,
Baarwood. Mr.. George W. Childs, from
Philadelphia. whs 10 very properly dsscrib-
cd in the Londsn papers as The publisher.
editor and philanthrcpist. Mr.. Childs 10
one Of the largest newspaper preprietsrs in
America. The Public Ledger, Of which be
is the owner. 10 new enc Of the NEST pros
porous publications In tho Union; and the
building in which il 10 published 10 one 81
the finest structures in the United States
sDurieg HE stay in Eoglasd. Mr.. Childs will
b the gusst Of the Dake Of Buckingham,
Mr. Walter. Mr.. Dickens, nr. Peabody, Mr..
Rsssrdy Johnssn, and sthse gsntlsnsa whs
have enjoyed HE priaseDy Hospitality In
Ansries'-ZSssvpss1 Dolly 1trNry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CON FICTION

DR.. Holloway. some aftssn ysan aes. witnsssine
the distress oceasonsd siekiy eAlren n takine he
ise them. and from the nost eseiivs Of sSsss rs.e
properties. pure. tastsisss aud inodcroue TAsn 81
to On agreeable eonfsction formed The pfssent rseu
tAs ssrDgf1vs vsann1ues knswn -
a0LLOwAYe vERNlFUGR CONNECTIONS,
Which have almost entirely supsrccdsd the cid
vermifugs 70 the delight Of the poor little
sufferers. II contains no Calomel or ether poison.
90 highly esteemed ID this Popular vsrnifaes, b.
the profession, that al intelligent Physidaas Who
know Of thsn prescribe them In preisrsnce - ether
remedies, = mot only more pleasant - take. but
Parents and guardians. having the care sfshidssa,
should Keep them ~ family medicine. for tAey not
-, =. dsss,s
gans, - prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and snly tree Arsiss Plastsrs ~ :
ssssspg the great healing properties
Of the Arni.a Flowers.
The curative effects Of these Plastess b Ill easeo Of
All cases Of Inflammation Of the Lusss. and Cough,
are truly Astonishing; they give immediate relief.
Phyeicians prescribe them, and thoosonds recon.
and only tras Arniea Piasters.
HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ointment, afseran experience Of twenty yean.
has proved neef sovereign remedy for al Diseases
Of the Skin having effected . radical cure In every
case on which II Was used, curing many obstinate
cases OF fifteen or twenty yeaxs standing, that had
previously reeisted all remediss prescribed by the
bert medical talent In the country. lts e1fet 10 -
tonishing In . few days the soreness and irritation
IL removed the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and remains permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy,
knYnrpns oPDnn. pfUpa1D. And oVofV form Of
dssass the akin 10 punetsally cared matter Of
how long standing. Il hes cured bad eaeee Of H.
vlAnRD ksaalps, and Discharges ftoa ths Ear, when
nothng else would heal them. rsxss. tAat have r.
elstsd al other treatment for nanl yeafo, have besn
eesctually cured BY the Of o1y one box Of this
Ointment Brnpo, 0cAlDo, aAd ON Seem, it heals
b . vsry short time. PmCI - Cnnss ~ 1ox. II
not sold By your Druggist send = cents y johnston,
Holloway q Cowden, Phfadslphiv, b01 win b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
sTEA MNmiPs .

CTEAn TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
y THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favrrioe Clyde bniit passenger steamers are nssnde
10 sail kvERY SATURDAY,
fron p,er 20, North river, at ~ O'Clock, neon.
IOWA. ....... Dsc. B DNiTANHlA......D~c Dir. -
CALEDONIA.. Dec. - NlBEkNn. .......psc y
EUROPA. 80. Dan. COLUMRIA.......J Jan. >
Rates Of passage PAYABLE In currency
Cabine 10 Liverpool. 0lHsgow Or Derry. yss
RxcurSion rke1e, good for twelve months, ytto
Ntrerase 70 Glasgow " Derry e3o, iaternedisIesss
Prepaid erY,ileafse from these ports. fs'.
Passengers booked 10 and IRON hamburg. ua're
Ro,ts raaia, Antwerp. sc. at very low rates
prahe issu~d psyahle at any bank Ia Great bfNsn
For further information apply ~ tho conpahys
OGnceo. No Bowling Green, Nc ~ York, to
HENDERSON BROTHERs.
CUNA RID LIME OF SIZE N y 81
DRTwEEN NEW FORK AND LIVERPOOL
ID Calling at Queenstown.
Prem New York, every Thursday.
From Liverpool, every Tuesday.
From 0uoenstown every Wedn dsy.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YoRK.
ss:.ss:: Ticket: from Liverpool Or Qae.sstsv.ss
For p.ssss. apply to 4. cuNARp, No. III Trisi'y
j LEWIS DREW, Agent.
jc9ediy Citisens National Bank, DavcnYcrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
Sterling SilxerWara

And hne Electro plated Ware. The Gorham Man.
ufacturing Compsny, of Providence, X. L.. having
the largest mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with t. most improved machinery and en-
ploy ing the most .ki led labor are enabled to offer
a unequaled variety OF new and beautiful designs
In Dinner Services Tea Services. and every article
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Eleetro-Plsted Ware. In which they
have introduced patterns rare elegance. The
United States Mint assay. The Electro Plate % guar
anteed TO be superior TO the finest Shefield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but those
everywhere.
Trade
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

win positively CURE .ALL DISEASES Arising
from adIsorderes state Of the Blood. Stom-ech o.
Kidneys. TheseBitter are not to bscsssd with the
various pleasant preparations sold at Bars and
other places under the name Of Cordials, Dittses,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
llew . Decline is Produce ed.

Pure blood makes ne we'll, bal blood makes ~
sick vapors from poorly digssted food in the blood
are condemned upon the vareus ergans and serve to
make them grow repair their waste Organs
made With greater or lesser proportion Of euch
blood continues but for = few days or weeks the
body will BE- ont OF sorts and IL IL continues. the
whole Of the body will In time he renewed with I'M
perfect blood, and the health bad II 10 In . de-
eline-popularly called q consumption.
Now Brandrsth1 Pills penetrate the whole macs
Of blood eausing the expulsion Of impurities I; the
body feels relieved from . single dose-what then
may be expected from twenty By containing their
use the whee ofthe blood In time becomee puri1ed,
and the body reconstructed from good material the
decline stopped, and . new lease OF life occurred
Principal once BRAHDRna's HousB, New York. -
AL he a1l dvo ole
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

VIII. ali these sfaictsd with Cough q Consaopoos
resd thc folio wing, and learn the vaius OF
Aliens Lung Balsam

What the Doctors say.
Amos woollv. n D.. Of Koseinsec county. Inc.
eays: '.For three years past have used AuEss
1--we Bazaar Excessively In ny practice. and I an
q tisaed there 10 better medicine for lung dssa
Ie.ac X. Doran, n. D.. OF Logan Co.. o., says:
ssAllss's Lrse BALsAn not emily eeils rapidly, bus
sivse perfect satisfaction In every ssse within my
kpeuiedge. Having conn Hence In II. aad Knowing
that possesses valuable medicinal properties free.
" nee In ~ daily pr ctice. and with npbounded
success A. an expcciorast It IL meet certainly far
ahead Of any preparation have ever yet known"
Nathsnisf Harris. N. ID of Middlebury, Vt. saye :
81 have doubt Il will become classical rem
edai sgsnt for the II oil diseases Of the throat
Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs
DR.. Lloyd. Of ohio, surgeon In the army during
tbs war, frap exposure contracted consumption a
He says: ~ have no hssiAacy in saying that II was
by the nss Of your Lung Baissn that an SOW alive
and eDioving health"
DR.. Fletcher. Of Missouri. says: 81 rscsunsnA
ynar Dasam in prssseaucs 70 any other msdiciAs ies
Coughs. and Il gives satisfactiop."
ALLms Iupa 6AlaAn 10 the remedy 70 eure all
Lung and Throat dieulties. II should be thorough
~ tested before using any other BalsAm. II will cure
when all others fall. Directions accompany each
bottle.
j. N. HARRIS q CO. Sole Propris'ore. Cincin-
Dsti. Ohio. For sale by all Druggists. oc2s-d&w6n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

The Way Posanasters are Che.
sen NJ OeeAbeavllle, Oh1o.
A ssrrsspondsnt writing from Stsubsn-
vile, Ohio. gives the following account Of
the manner in which pos.mastsrs are 10.
lectsd At that place:
'in this city our postmaster is elected in
this sense By common consent it has
been and is agreed that aspirsnts for the
place shall announce themselves. This
being done, all the candidates meet and
sgrse upon the day. place, and rules for An
election, and select judges thereof. Hithsr-
to the agreement was that all republicans
who received mail at the Steubsnvils Office.
should Be entitled to vste. The election
Was held on Saturday in December. II
NJ eas received . majority Of All the vetss
- that election, oil the cand 'datss were
dropped, except tie I've having the iehsst
votes, and another election was held On the
succeeding Saturday. No one receiving
majority Of all the votes at this election The
three Seesst were dropped. and the two
highest tested their respective strength at
an election held on the following Saturday.
II 10 said the same rule will he pursued this
year. Il being agreed. OF course, that all
parties abide the result and advocate the
spfsiatsnent cfthe one receiving the high.
| est tots."
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-04
For Ireland, not for Liberty.
MEMPHIS, December 20, 1867.

MEMPHIS, December 20, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: While I admire the manly course of THE
with you some of your articles, and while doing
must forget that of us nabe In the REPUB
of the 2st instant appears article under the head of
the Union Negotiations of the B. In that article you say,
to be qualified to become President among other things
he must be- and must haze been loyal the american republic and
then in explanation say fhey he F. B. should
elect any who champion of Southern Slavery that
he cannot for hour be permitted to represent the Irish
republic and such sad calamity should happen then fare
we'll to all hopes of Irish freedom.
Here, sir, differ. The question of slavery foreign
to the Irish question We here and found it established
and supported by the Constitution which support
before could become citizens thereby swearing support
Slavery.
Had right to break oahs and force in destroy
ing what swore to support?
But evidently this is aimed at John Mitchell whom you
sir, must acknowledge and Ireland think it is
bad TASTE say the least to bring this forward
Does any doubt that had Pat Cleburne and Michael
Cororan lived that they would be found in the foremost
ranks of Ireands army to-day If any doubt this refer
them to General John ONe who believe found the Irish
rebel the South equal his brother of the Union army on
the field Of Ridgeoay.
Then, sir away with all side issues Give us union Tor
Ireland Be he rebel Union all want is that he ue
to Ireland and an enemy of England
FraternalIv MICHAEL CoNLoN.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-04
No Irish Need Apply.
CHICAGO, December 20, 1867.

CHICAGO, December 20, 1867
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN call your attention to the following from
the Chicago Tribune of Thursday, December 49, 1867:
good reference apply PIG West Adams No Irish need
apply
WANTEDA girl from IL age chill
dren and assist the work One with good references
apply at PIG est Adams street. No Irish need apply
WANTEDA good girl do general homework. German, Nor
English American. No Irish apply 1872 Vest
Monroe street
Please give us an editorial on mo Irish need apply
can never support paper party that insults every
day with the above slang Are the Irish of Chicago blind
that they can't the hand that is cutting their throat
hope you will fling it back in their teeth and vndcate
the of Irish womanhood.
Yours ever, AN IRISH REPUBLICAN.
If the Irish and of America wish to protect
themselves and their and country from these infamous
and unmanly insults let them find out the name address
and business of the cowardly ans who insert such adj
versements One of them lives PIG West Adams street.
and another at 1872 West Monroe street. in the city of
Chicago Let such persons be marked in business and in
every other way by which such rascas ought be dealt
with Perhaps little discipline of this sort may teach
them the necessity of cviity in speaking writ
ing about the poor expatrated daughters of Ireland We
say deliberately that if the Irshmen of Chicago
they will stand this thing longer.-EDs. I. R.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-04
Friends versus Flatterers.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, December 10, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: Your persistent and well-dreced efforts to
unite the scattered elements of Irish nationality already
having their effect and the day not far distant when
instead of yifying each other counymen shall make
common cause against our enemies.
The plan Of excluding all present ocehoders the true
te and think the only plausible one of dsposng of this
VeXeo question: Tor Irish craftsmanship and executive
ability are confined few individuals then indeed would
the dream OF Irish freedom be futile Let this matter be
thoroughly ventilated and there can be no doubt but that
honest men, who happen to hold positions of honor or trust
IN e'ner or'no u the brotherhood, will cheerfully comply
with this any other reasonable demand Of
such happy results 1t true that your path in journalism
has not been strewn with only and that with ess
and human rights as your guiding principles YOU could not
avoid occasional tilt with oldsogyism ignorance nd
superstition but you have such happy knac of d1i
with fossils that they seldom return to the attack
Certainly it was presumpuous enterprise for few SAN
gne shmen cut loose from the conventional method 80