The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28
FENIAN NEWS.
No More Faction.

Connecticut:
BRorHERs The events which have occurred in connec-
4ion with our Organization within the last years are
familiar to all, and if review them thoughtfuy and
dsasonaey peceptos and pupils leaders and followers
may learn many useful lesson which should serve Tor
future guidance.
We must all allow that heretofore mistakes have been
made and plumbers committed which, perhaps, human
foresight could prevent and which, in society like
were unavoidable at the time But know too bitterly
and with shame that crminality has existed in ranks
and be to-day if not in the person of the punderer
perured spy in the character of ambitious interested
or prejudiced official.
Brothers. we have sworn FOSTER propagate and defend
the Fenan Brotherhood therefore it becomes u.s.
and patriots look how stand present.
ascertain if cannot improve upon the past and endeavor
make successful future Under these considera
tons and because have arrived at important point
in AFFAIRS presume thus humbly but with all
address
The Fenan Brotherhood-the last and only hope of our
country and So susceptible of being made an
inibe instrument of destruction tyran glorious
in its aim and promising in its prospects, is to-day
divided in its councils there is confuson divided in its
resources and thus weakened in its power divided in sent
ment, and lessened in its prestige.
Brothers, this should longer continue and the remedy
is in hands. That remedy is UNION Union of
hearts and hands, and purposes union of trusy rifles
and flashing blades salute the foe that spared u.s.
union of the of sagacious mind and tried integrity
for leaders, This union and power will be doubled
immediately munitions bf largely increased and
ranks filled to overlooking. Such union require
and must hare H. Let be he President Executive
the senate OF Inc ec'ory no snouoersaps or COM
mees dare to offer disappointment embarrass with
tAes We have watched oled too long lose the fruit
of labors have gone too far retreat Were all
united have not man, rife dollar too many for
undertaking, and will be mad divide
in isolated expeditions to Ireland Canada which,
on account of dsned efforts be aborye and dsas-
trous where united action would probably success
Final triumph of our and dsunon in labors
wholly incompatible Let U.S. all over the world rise or fall
together but first duty is hur aside the or men
who may adopt that policy of England "Dvide and
conquer Look at the revoutonss of other countries
and learn Did Poland present the shameful sight of
three parties Juggling and Juggling in opposite directions
each weakening the other and laughing its DISCONTINUED
Not at all. Did Hungary? What swing" did these men
belong who manned the barbados in the of Paris
and drove yrant from their country? The Republicans of
France united and the result victory. How did
they manage in Crete the other day? No division of
opinion there all stand side by de prelae and peasant
and the Turk cannot conquer them.
DsuDlon has been always the bane of people.
must be said that the old curse attaches to us still tt first
invited the invaders then his battles and secured his
triumph since If do not at and forever unite
whole strength the story of the past will be verified in
ITSELF
Them in the of Ireland and vengeance let us have
no more wings" nor parties Senaes Directories
sene but such union that agreed before Mr. Roberts
resigned In order to effect this we propose the shortest
for the time being from both Sides and dscountenance and
condemn those runou disputes Do this comrades and our
old foe will trembe neglect it, and the world will call us
FOOLS.
And what shall say of that army of martyrs lying
shacked in the dungeons sleeping the patriots
Let be silent until worthy speak of them What ex
shall offer to the of the old land standing in
the mouth of hell and defyng its errors Will we abandon
them despair and destruction? Too heroic slight their
work. patient to they feel deserted already by
Us, who should be their main reliance. In vain will they
look the puny patriots of America for aid long as we
are engaged in fighting another. They will them be
left to the control of power that has yet learned
justice mercy and their little will be crucied by
famine or by bayonets, as more than they were
before.
Brothers, away with this sickening idea which
we might allow to become awful reality if persist
our present Remember the dying words of the hero
OF Manchester and judge what were his thoughts when he
SAID why can't they une?' But unite we oiU
Let ur cv he unitv in p
sentiment patient and incessant work. Then it will be no
lrelandW wv
THOMAS MARKLY, Center.
WILLIAM MAHONY
ROBERT PYNE
PATRICK MCMAHON,
COMMITTEE on Address, McHale Circle, F. B.