The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-11


Do not sing it happy lark
Owets hid in lick hollow,
Do not boot it, in the dark;
Telling what l told the lady,
Where the trees grow thick and shady,
Of love unsung by poet;
My love is sacred to the lady,
would not all the world should know it.
"And indeed, had not spoken
|, who had no right to speak
But the shadow, soft and broken,
Of her eyelash on her cheek,
And tress that hung upon it,
Curled and golden at the tips,
Worthy of a Petrarch's sonnet
Drew my spirit through my lips;
Aud whispered to the lady,
Where the trees grow thick and shady,
Of love unsung by poet
My love is sacred to the lady,
would not all the world should know it,
"Nay, the glory of her tresses
Did they flow with molten gold
Not alone my heart impresses
With enchantments manifold;
But her spirit touched my spirit
With the whiteness of its wings,
And felt new rapture stir it,
Bright with fair foreshadowings
Urging me to tell the lady,
Where the trees grow thick and shady,
Of love unsung by poet:
My love is sacred to the lady,
would not all the world should know it,
And her did not grieve me,
Took no dawning hope away
Though she seemed to whisper, Leave me-
And she would no longer stay;
But l feel her thoughts me-
And wherever she may go,
Methinks she cannot choose but hear me
Saying, Dear, [ love thee so,'
Whispering, Wilt thou love me, lady p
Echoing from the woodlands shady
Speaks love unsung by poet
A love all sacred to one lady:
| care not though the world should know it."
THE LABOR BUREAU CASTLE GARDEN N Y-There
is attached to the Castle Garden depot an office for the
employment of emgant girls who desire to procure stua
located on the northeast of the Castle Garden The
is obong about so feet in length and Is feet in width
with seats arranged with an aisle in the middle like church,
and desk rallied in where pull pit would be in church,
behind which sits gentleman of the Teutonc persuasion
mixed pepper suit to questions Here it
the custom for persons who desire to get great deal of
work for very little money to apply for servant "gas'
the policeman at the door the private help Any girl
who has just landed at this port obtain situation by
waiting at this place and submitting her person inspection
to those who may desire female help Having procured
place and entered the service Of her employer she may
she dskes the remuneration work. inform the commits
slones OF her wish to leave her situation, and the privilege
accorded her of returning to the employment agency Of
the Garden, often she changes her mind during the
space of twelve calendar months from the time she has
landed the shores of the world The large majority
of these girls who seek employment Industrious clean
and honest before being defled by the filth and contamna
ton of the great CITY, Some of these are, however very
giddy thoughes fond of dress gaudy colors and easily
led away by soft and honeyed Words may have encounter
two great dangers which shall be specified Cut off from
home and parental teaching, set adft In strange land
common occurrence with them to obtain employment in
families when designing scoundres ploy every art and
influence of and circumstances seduce and DESTROY
Them The other danger is from the emigrant boardno
house keepers who haunt the Castle Garden depot like evil
spirits to entce any fish that may be entanged in their
nets Nomnay these birds of prey are supposed to be
deprived of any power to further their ends but this is
altogether mistake the calendar of crime in our courts
and the catalogue wretched in these dens of namy
mestng the city will shows but majority of the girls
poor grants driven to desperate courses bv the orcum
stances they placed in after leaving Castle Garden Very
few German girls ever seek employment in the office the
Depot as hfy are picked up in the by those scoun
de speaking their own language who make magnificent
promises to them and wheede them have them
them their dens Very few single girls without
enos arrive New York city with than fifty dollars