The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11

ence over Irish voters election times them indeed Mr.
Carey is generally committee Of the Whole
But to show You how very liberal Mr. Carey be where
his interests concerned He told friend of mine
few days ago. that although he holds shares to large
amount in your Journal he Mr. Carey could not support
THE IRISH REPUBLIC any longer as it was doing great
injury the "cause" The fellow is right the paper is
hurting his "cause But THE IRISH REPUBLIC is and will
be prosperous and the real cause OF our country Will live
and realize fondest hopes when this man Carey IS for
gotten. In word your REPUBLIC not liked by the men
who ewing" here. am not speaking Tor General
John ONe as don't know much about the brave fellow
The little do know about the General good on the score
of honesty and decency. But General John ONeil knows
very little about the workings of Fenanism
understand that action is to be taken at once Tor the
purpose of denouncng THE IRISH REPUBLIC Circulars are
be sent to Circles without delay, cauonng the faithful
against the Infde Black Republican newspaper But Carey
Co. will fail in this low method peculiarly their Careys
dupcy is being exposed much quicker than he has any
idea Of and illustrate this matter for you better
than give small sample of the District Centers conduct
at recent meeting of the members of the district OF Man
haitian The meeting was held at 267 Bowery f. L. Carey,
Esq.," in the chair But ought to state that the principal
objects of the meeting wee hear the views OF the brothers
upon the duties and requirements of the hour Instead OF
this pleasing business being introduced by the wor presd
ing officer Why he had orators " who could ten us all
direct from Ireland! but who happened to have been for the
last % months in Paris, France simple brother
asked Mr. Chairman questions such whether or not
certain 81 p, who wrote letter to The IRISH REPUBc
recently from London acting for our wing or would 1t
not be wise to have the ideas of the brothers about union
of our people, irrespective of wings factions and dluers no.
believe he said leaders The Chairman called the brother
to order The brother thought he had ght to speak at
the meeting and appealed to his brothers against the udenes
of the chair The brother sustained and allowed to adj
dress the meeting; allowed to read the y. r. letter,
and give the epe pretty fair ventilation, when the chair
very the brother sueo 1es as
knew the brothers kidney " INDUCED IN large amount
of slang of this stripe and wound up by charging the brother
with having sold the Fenan of this city to Fernando
Wood at the late election This led to very stormy time.
OF course the brother denied the soft impeachment, and
charged the chair with perfdy and malgnity brother
moved that of be passed upon the brother Tor
insulting ory district center. The chair cried out In
the midst of the uproar: Gnemin yous ready for the
motion? All yous in favor will contrary-mnded-'
of "nos drowned the parliamentary etiquette OF
the chair which asonshed the cool impudence OF H.
L. Carey, ESQ.," But Mr. p j. Meehan came to the
aid of his friend in the cause the district CENTER and
pitched into the troublesome brother right and left There
is no doubt about it, Mr.. Meehan is smart When Mr. M
had exhausted his subject to the best of his ability the bro
Their claimed the right reply but the chair declared the
meeting adjourned After few moments the brother met
Casey the of the hail. and told him to his face his
opinion of the great district center of Manhattan coils
ion took place. which very nearly ended in general as
all the brothers present not Careyite The business
ended there for the present But the brother addressed
letter the Hon. Fernando Wood the subject lie re-
ceved letter in reply of which the following true copy:
"NEw YORK; February g. 1868.
"DEAR SIR: am in receipt of your letter asking me
whether you in any attempted to me the vote OF
the Fenans the late election and stating that E. L. Carey
had charged that you sold the Fenian that
election In reply state that you attempted to rep
resent that interest or to assume to speak Tor the on
Tor the irish people, prSeu carey
such charge against any person because he my knowl-
edge has made capital for himself in that than any
other pretended Irish leader in New York His conduct
lately has severely injured the Fenan cause and brought it
into disrepute both here and in Washington do not wish
to interfere with any difficulties that may exist among the
several Fenian Organizations but obliged to say that
that great being sacrificed by fools and knave This
man Carey belongs to one OF these classes. ~
every respectfully, FERNANDO WOOD.
| EUGENE OSHEA, ESQ.,"
Mr. Wood told publish his letter. to do whatever
pleased with it. 1t read subsequent meeting OF
the officers of the different Circles of this district when Carey
obliged to swallow his foul SANDER The district center
compelled confess that he had nothing against Bro
Their OShea But this is not the with Brother OShea
he charges E. L. Carey with using the Fenan Brother
hood for his own base purposes
Mr. Carey says that he has nothing against me- He has,
but the fellow has the decency state openly his reasons
tai. l opposed to Tammany Hall, to sooty Doors, to
cursing priests to canng apes am in favor of union
of the Irish people TIE IRISH REPUBLIC and universal