The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-29
The Enemies of Republicanism.

The Enemies of Republicanism.
Wementioned in THE IRISH REPUBLIC of a recent date
that certain letters discovered in the city of Mexico
after the fall of the Empire connecting certain in Amer
lea with the conspiracy defeat Republicansm The fol-
lowing will give readers glimpse into the black heart
OF Able McMaster of the Feemans Journal After failing
to destroy his country he enters into conspiracy with
Macmillan to destroy the Mexican Republic By the eab
lishment of empire in Mexico the South would be reha
bilated" The "empire" of Canada the north side
would be also strengthened by traitors who had become dis
gused with "repubcs The American Republic would be
then like ship between two cebergs. The bergs would
close in and so crush down the Republic Then hey for
slavery and the divinity of kings There certain gentle
in Chicago and elsewhere who parties this
conspiracy They went to Mexico to endeavor to make
rangemens for the emigration of disguised Irshmen to the
empire They back again. and very loud in their de-
nunciaons of Congress- This the height of mpudence"
They attempted the life of the Republic by flood and field
and conspiracy and having failed to kill their victim
they terribly incensed that their feowconspirators
should be kept on their good behavior
Is it not the criminal enency allow the serpent
that has poisoned the nation crawl around in the land and
hiss his in the faces of the people? Those who
hate Repubcansm much should be swept of the land
without ceremony They only waiting to get the Re-
public in danger again. when they will spring upon her
the command of kings and endeavor to kill her outright
EDS. /. r.
From the New York Tribune.
MEXICO, December 27, 1867.
Herewith are submitted copies of various interesting
papers brought light out of the archives of the late
called empire:
MR.. MINISTER OF THE "FREEMAN's JOURNAL" D1sGUsrED
WITH THE REPUBLIC, OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO MAX
INIILIAN
New YORK January g. 1865.
My DEAR SIR: The stream of inquiries by letter and in
person. regard emigration Mexico and elsewhere
continues at my office. There are average five men
Hov IA notO he m al HAND
have to wait three FOUR more weeks to get ship The
letters asking for information also continue. Were there
the security of immediate employment arriving in Mexico
there hundreds every week. who would be going AS it
is / have had rather to discourage who going
then to encourage Others in cases where they have only
enough money carry them to their destination Yet these
most valuable for Mexico-sked mechanics,
as improved farmers robust in health enerprsing of good
Catholic morals and of courage. Not during this
fury has country such class of men huryng from
its shores 1t the deep disgust of honest and quiet
of principle at the moral breakdown of American society
They wecured of all love for what is called republican
government. They ready to fight for the empire in
return for the protection of just and equal laws.
Since Mr. Longuemeres departure have found my part in
this movement very onerous My office looks like
bureau of immigration than bureau of journalism. AS
am sincerely in earnest in my interest in the empire
willing stand this for reasonable time though not
cordan with my avecations But if his Imperial Maestys
Government appreciates this emgrant movemen-if it
that it is the very apode of the American bustersm and
aggression that have been the enemy of Mexico desires
to foster it, and to acquire thousandseasy tens
of brave strong eneprsng and stable young
men, who will go there to bring up their families in Cath
oc simplicity and away from the gasgh glare of mush
room moneyed pretenson that has mixed the high and low
and debauched all classes then time should be lost by his
Imperial Majesty acting the idea you have suggested
of bureau Mexico distribute at once on fair terms the
skilled labor anxious thher among ropeos who need
and utilize their enterprise This bureau should enter
into details It needs the grant at near Vera
Cruz and to direct him where his mechanical agricultural
requirements can have immediate occupation and enable
him to his first wages After that he Will be able 10
"paddle his own canoe"
Then in New York. there need of bureau to cooperate
1t needs to give conscientious information to proposing
gransto expose the difficulties and requirements well
the attractions emigraton to Mexico 1t needs to tell