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

the land plnlng IN dungeons iuihS vi VIC niiiS'
and fving to foreign lands and they chucke over the
fall of home and foreign Republicansm." They un-
roll their unstaned petition papers, and kill the geese
to get their quilts ready that the men of Ireland
NAV 90 back " like dogs to their vomits" and petition
their murderers to kill them slower
The "movement" is taken up on this side of the
water, and we have things" in the midst of us now
taking advantage our dssensons to start Repeal So
cieties on the ruins of Fenianism
fellow had the efrontery to call meeting in Mil
waukee Wis., few lights ago, in the name of Ireland.
He proposed noo that Feaanisno acas dead to start
moraforce society to assist the bishops and priests in
Ireland to beg a something from England No blood
should be spilled should there be any attempt
made to discover the golden link that binds
try the English throne. He proposed to do away with
the Fenian Brotherhood and substitute this resurrected
Repeal movement in its stead To show how patriotic
the thing was to be- it was be called THE UNITED
IRIsHMEN This was compliment to the men of '98.
Think of this beggarly spouter and cringing petit
toner going about with his begging box labeled Who
fears to speak Of 49,
This organizer "-"I thank thee Jew, for the
word this organizer of the new dspensation" has
been in Chicago and intends to visit the leading cities
in the West to bury Fenansm and usher in the good
old days of praying her gracious Majesty to visit
Ireland year and let her hungry subjects feast
their eyes on royalty before they die"
This mans name is Dillon O Brien, and he halls from
Minnesota He has been bitter enemy of our national
movement since its establishment, in his small way He
is doubt, sent out part of preconcerted move
ment-party political and partly reigious-to prevent
the Irish people from perseverng in the work OF liberia
ting their country the only way that people gain
their independence
Bishop Cullen in Dublin, DIR. Moriarty, in Kerry,
Dean OBrien, in Limerick, John Mitchell, in New York,
Dillon O'Brien, in the West The chain of communi-
cation is complete. Whether it is attached to the
"goden link that binds Ireland to the throne our
readers can judge for themselves.
We now tell our brothers, in both branches of
Organization to meet this oege that being driven to
divide and destoy them, and by united effort crush it
wherever it shows its Shiny proportions
That there thousands of persons calling themselves
Irish who will never join any honorable respectable
movement for the benefit of their native land is
deniable. Let such whining towards meet much as
they please and sign all the begging petitions that
emanae from the fertile brains of plehoric eccesiastcs
and sycophantic parases-who spring out of priests
garment like fungus out Of gravestones; but the
men who have the honor of their in their keeping
go back like ghoSls to fatten the dead sys
TENS of the past Let these things, when they dare to
insult dead heroes and brothers who pace their
dungeon cells for Ireland by their pulling sophstry about
moral force and ecclesiastical countenance and the sin
of Fenanism let them be rebuked the spot If they
want their countrys laid bare the gaze of the
world If thew wish to show how low the dreps of once
proud people can descend, let them beg and petition
to their hearts content but when they insult the
hood OF Ireland through the F. B., the best of them
shall sink meath our rebuke"