The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-04

Office.
J.R B., Neu York ciy-We wish you New Workers would
keep your scandals to yourselves For part desire
to have nothing to do with such discredabe affair." If
you say, there lady in the case and married one
boot much the worse the male party one of those
paragons of pety who has always been ecturng other
people their want of that of which, if these ugly
rumors are true he considerably of professor than
practcer Holy coaks good for the hiding of many
things but the coven foot is always to peep out in
the end.
CALIFoRNIAWe have received several letters from par
ties in the State in regard to our structures on Mr. Ham
State Center of the B. Some vindcae and some condemn
Mr. Hamil in his treatment of THE IRISH REPUBLIC. Mr.
Hamil gave to understand that all wrong, and
that he would forward full explanation We have waited
patiently for his explanation for two months but have
received We received the following dispatches from
Mr. Hami since which time have heard nothing from
him. This after had ceased sending any papers
him, finding it impossible to hear from him:
IRISH Send thirty s7s esSss @ a the
[sEcoND D1sPATcHl
snes s2s s qs til
This is what have been dong-wang and waiting until
tired from looking towards the "goden gate
from which this golden explanation to We have
sent papers the amount of hundred and sixty dollars
to Mr. Hamill We understand that certain parties in the
interior of the State have subscribed to Mr. Ha for THE
IRISH REPUBLIcto the number of thirty copies one cor
respondent saysbu have heard anything about
from Mr. We shall wait little longer lest do
has acted unfairly towards
P.J. HARTNErT, Buffalo, ~ Y.-The picture at the head
of the Fenian Globe Volunteer is copied from portrait of
John OMahony The paper is sustained by the money of
the Organization. We do not know how much of "the
necessary evil" the editor Mr.. Patrick ODay made by
bounty jumping during the late The fact u.s. is no
business of good many pious people "did" Uncle
Sam rather extensively during the rebellion well the
great literary auconeer of Buffalo For certify from
personal experience that he is of rsate education
of varied and extensive information and of graces and
requirements rarely equaled and except in the of the
Admirable Crchton that of Sir Isaac Newton never sur
passed. This is well known all his acquantance as we'll
all the readers of that brilliant newspaper of which the
distinguished gentleman is the conductor His very extra
ordinary colleague the renowned and enlightened Senator
Gallagher of Chimney Corner fame is another splendid speci
of refined and polished literary gentleman ~ who
consequence of his noble birth arstocratc tastes and
tendencies sympahzes strongly with the Southern chvary
and hates niggers with intensity which but those
who dread pason with them fully understand Such
men are admirable champions of human liberty and are
perfectly certain to free Ireland before the approaching
anniversary of ST. Tbb Mr. ODay did not get the nomin.
aon OF overseer of the poora situation for which he was
emlnenty qualified by his recruiting experiences And we
are sorry to add that Mr. Gallagher wished to be an alder
man. out wishes and horses always the same thing
LIS copper compeers couldn't see t"-so the adermanc
eosa 10 sun unknown to the OGallagher shoulders We
J iprehend why such good Dimmek-rats were SO
Is; -. 10y treated by their comrogues. But rats some
of the Chimney Corner did not get ST 600 The old uitcb
vanished up the funnel with $500 in her oookn od bou
her trumpet to proclaim the OGallagher gorieso
Nru.sns En,rons . W. -, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MEsshs EDITORS You will confer favor ON constant