The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-21

disposal of these dsunity for say emphatica
that the desired end be obtained if there be dunion
amongst the constituents Take for example, any machine
you please and there be unity of action in its members
it cannot produce the desired effect for how could it. with
one member undong what the other doing and each part
contendng for superiority So they quarrel amongst them
Serves Doth unwilling to yield the masershp of the other
sui neither producing the desired effect Now, you may
ASK now Is this to be remedied? In my opinion it can be
easily managed You have only either of things to do
lou must make the discordant member agree i'll
or other in general harmony else cast it out 'n
egam, and substitute another that will be fexile and
oeter adapted to occupy the position; and then you Will
have unity of Intention and also of action and the wshedor
effect will be produced You be curious enough to know
what all this logic is about WE'LL it is simply to show how
our counymen in America at the present day, and how
utterly impossible it is for them to accomplish any good for
ireland whilst they thus remain. They divided into two
acon each party having its recognized leader and both
striving with all their for superiority each other
Thus they continue neither advancing step towards that
glorious end for which countmen have abored through
storm and sunshine and for the attainment of which brave
and true died the scafold, whilst pned and
died in British dungeons and others drag out miserable
existence in Portland Mbank den associated with the
pickpocket, the murderer and the sheep-stealer.
Now, would advise my brothers in exile as their eyes
ought to be opened by the dongs of the past to apply
remedy before will be too late.
In my opinion, it can be DONE judge the main body
of the Brotherhood anxious for unon and let them
force the refractory MEMBERS whether leaders followers
in way other, to agreement else cast them
out loquacou babbers fit to hold their position and
substitute others who will be suited for the position
and who will seek for nothing but the attainment of the
desired end then you will have an impregnabe body which
power earth could shake and capable Of Drawing all
dangers and freeing their native land from the thradom of
slavery Without this say good can be achieved. Look
to the force that is to be brought against you. powerful
navy and weldscpined army of infantry and artillery
You will see how futile would be for you bring wing
of the Brotherhood matter how strong it may be- to
oppose such enemy and if your not crowned
with success you know the gbbet awaits you perhaps the
humane of being blown from the mouth of the
Is it not better that you would need her mercy
Then be united and with powerful army your labors will
be rewarded and the glorious end will be obtained. The
blood spilled the scaod will not have flowed in va
the voice from the dungeon will not have called in vain
Then will the homes made desolate by cruel persecution
resound with peas of delight and you will be nestled
in the fond embrace of loving friends and that joyous
sound, it will float the breeze all Sides will greet
your Hail. deliverers welcome your native land p
RORY O. THE HILLS