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

suppose you have an agent here and who he is am sure
know not would willingly have published your Prospectus
of the REPUBLIC had got for that purpose but did
not cannot certainly attribute this slight to the parties
managing the REPUBLIC Chicago. thought however
would inform you of the facts in the case.
Respectfully, JEFFREY NUNAN,
Irish NeuS San Francisco CALI
We thank able contemporary of the Golden State, and
beg him that have been sending THE IRISH
Republic direct to his Office since received his first
change We also thank him for his liberal offer to publish
Prospectus Such proers from old established papers to
those seeking entrance the public stage show that the
Irish Nes is published and edited by men who are not afraid
be liberal. We Wish to cultivate the rendlies feelings
with newspapers honestly devoted the advancement of
Ireands independence That do not all in details
is why should not practice liberation We are
afraid that certain parties in California have not acted fairly
towards We have been sending weekly from one to two
Hamll, Esq., of 315 Montgomery street, San Francisco
State Center F. b. for California We were led to believe
that Mr. Hamill would help to circulate paper in
event find agent there We have repeatedly written
Mr. Hamill but receive We fear that for
other paper has not been circulated
disposed Of advantage We would expect from man
in Mr. Hams position the courtesy of reply to COM
muncaon If he did like the political hue of our
paper and wanted resolutions passed by Congress condemna
tory of it. simple courtesy would dictate to him that he
should notify to send paper elsewhere The matter
stands thus with in California at present. that
without agent unless in few OF the mining districts
We have therefore some reason to fear that not few of
friends in that State do not know anything about The IRISH
REPUBLIC and know that $3.50 worth of papers
have been SENT for which get account. We
at seeming want courtesy the part
who make great professions of nationality than at the
loss may suffer- Will kind friend friends who
reside in the Golden State take this matter in hand? Should
we find that have done Mr.. Ham any injustice
will gladly apologize If the other hand, fears (which
have crowded down far justified shall spare no
pains expense let know that be their private
public motives what they as the paid servants OF the
Fenian Brotherhood they cannot play such games with
IMMUNITY.
This reached San Francisco on the 4h November and
sraightway the from whom could get reply to
our communications for months sends the following by
/" lightning" to make up for lost time:
DISPATCH.
SAN Francisco November A. 1867.
EDITORS IRISH REPUBLc Just read your structures Your
differences UNANIMOUSLY false Silence till yOu hear from
JOHN HAMILL.
Luckily for had received dispatch two days pre-
vious to the above which implicated Mr. Hamll tightly
as leave him loophole of escape 1t seems he had
secured least thirty subscribers to whom he sent the
papers which we had sent him. We stopped sending him
THE IRISH REPUBLICS and the subscribers becoming clam
for their papers, caused Mr. Ham to send the fol-
lowing Had he stricures in time he would not
have implicated himself deeply. But twas two days too
late Now witness the following dispatch which was sent
two days previous to the above:
DISPATCH
SAN Francisco, November q 1857.
IRISH REPUBLIC Send thirty (3O) copies a1 remit on
Twentieth. Convention thirteenth. JOHN HAMIIL.
We waited according to Mr.. Hams request-"hce
silent till youhear from me-" 81 wUre on the treieh until
January 4h months and having heard nothing further
from him. published the above dispatches, with the fol-
lowing comments, in our issue of January 4th
CAIIFoRNIA-We have received several letters from
parties in the State in regard structures on Mr. Haml
State Center of the F. B. Some vndcate and some condemn
Mr. Hamll in his of THE IRISH REPUBLIC Mr.
Ham gave to understand that were all wrong, and
that he would forward full explanation We have waited
patiently for his explanation for two months but yet have
received We received the following dispatches from
Mr.. Hamil since which time have heard nothing from
him. This after had ceased sending any papers to
him, finding it impossible to hear from him:
"SAN Francisco, November 2 1867.
"IRIsH REPUBLIc Send thirty (30) copies. wN remit
on the Twentieth. Convention thirteenth
"JoHN HANnLL"
| SECOND DISPATCH.
"SAN FRANCISCO, November 4, 1867.
"EDITORs IRISH REPUBLIC: Just read your structures.