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

in the REPUBLIC was "ostensiby from Trojan" Osten-
sibly" means proessedy, apparently What does he
mean Does he doubt t Or does he insnuae that twas
manufactured in THE IRISH REPUBLIC office? If SO, such
an idea must be the effect of prejudice his part But
will cure him of it by sending him copy of The IRISH
REPUBLIC with my cognomen in ink under his printed
The next remarkable thing see in the para
graph is his monarchca tendency towards curbng the free
dom of the press in finding fault with my article appear
ing in the REPUBLIC at ALL" In the next place he says
bous for the dsordered state of the Irish intellectual
SYSTEM that the coating unskillfu enough, and the
medicine too astrngen although meant for laxative.
Now it appears to that Mr. Muroy does not mean what
he says For if the coating unskillfu enough" he
need fear of the dose being swalowed and consequently
would not administer his antidote We shall anayze his
antidote hereafter.
In the place he says seem belong to school of
thinkers as were people who think dangerous class
existence but through political inrgues have been kept in
check by the confederaes and Stae but of late
growing numerous in the Eastern States" (nark that,
also. The Eastern States too active in checking
the approaches of monarchy Sin France" (they
dethroned monarch there, established Republic,
placed the descendant of autocrat its head and
ceased thinking He found them asleep their posts
violated his oath of Office absoved by the Church. and
then called its oldest son,) and in the German uni
verstes he very seat of learning most apt place to
find wholesome food for the mind the emporium of scence)
and in beefloving England" (oh yes they have
orted Reform from the ndomitable lords of the so the
least speculative OF countries" Indeed? Wonder then,
how they in possession of much territory,
possession Surely given them of free will
by the ancient Brtans the rs the Hndoo etc. have
they been now invited by the Abyssinans
Then he goes explain the inference he has drawn
from the taste of the bou and asks the question: whether
the triumphant assertion of such doctrine in the minds of
men would result in universal justice maximum of hap
pines not? If he believes in Republican forms of gov
ernment he will find esoution in the parenhecal remarks
aOne but uncharabe little urchn who heard trying
to read the Latin remarked with long continued ahem
the gentleman who wrote that not educated in the
school of universal liberty" However, he fine writer and
Latin beautiful anodyne for the dsordered state of the
Irish intellectual SYSTEM carries with it "reminiscences
of the happier days of Ireland.
Again. in the paragraph he says Whether Ireland
is to be free not depends the in operation
which will have their naturally legitimate effects anyhow
ha is if the Fenians unite don't unite, from third
pary whatever those effects to be- mathematician
now living has sufficient penetration comprehension to
calculate"
am really astonshed at Mr. Muroy for making this as
serton and especially in such arbitrary manner without
qualifying it with Think How will he account for
his name chairman of the committee who has called
all Circles to correspond with him. if he has idea cal
culaon of the result? does he take himself the mathe
NAUTICAL standard by which he the ability of all
other living mathematician? This looks rather queer in
military of his rank Military should be good
mathematicans in order to know the greatest of
work that could be done with the least of
they cannot calculate they should not attempt to the
bodies under their command Sensible men, such Generals
Grant, Sheridan and Sherman would smile such
tion and really believe they have taken good laugh us
before But they don't want to discourage Enhusi
asm is good thing in its proper place. But hem IS the
Of useless ocaste Of life and property 1t is criminal and
to be tolerated by organized gouemme If superior officer in
the British army through enthusiasm wantonly sacrificed
the life of single soldier he would be courtmartialed and
cashiered.
was forgetting to return my most sincere thanks
Mr. Mulroy for the faterng in which he spoke of
my schooling, for really did not know that belonged
either of the schools he mentioned the fact that have
any work the subject wrote that the
spontaneous growth rather creation of the old lady, my
Mentor and therefore would challenge proof of plagiarism
at the risk of being cotemporaneous which, should
be would only confirm me- if possible yet in the
doctrine
Now for the abstruse ") part of the argument Mr..
Muroy says "The death of three Manchester had
afoo o,Io
the effect may have influence the minds children
in embryo, and may produce fruit perhaps half
fury hence according to the Troans theory That is just
death of Robert Emmett occurred before yet embryo
and it has influenced me- and will my children also and
very probably their descendants for centuries He
says the effect produced his mind hearing of the Man
chester tragedy several days earlier than did in the
of another because the latter happened