The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-15

that whatever of future effort there may be- that never never
never will itrse the wings of Fenianism" Mark the
strain and the finely rounded period Let take BREATH
for am yet scarcely the collapse would have felt
much worse had not recoeced of having read the
like oracuar announcement least hundred times
before in various English and American journals the editors
of which knew little of Fenansm John Mitchell wo
never acds Fenian, "any other not Fenan"
because he doesn't believe in it. But take couaage when
remember that the very Mitchell pronounced the
American Republic dead several years ago. And certainly
he did his best kill it. But it's dead yet for all that
In proof of which the late REBEL Mitchell is gavant
ing at meetings of American citizens O. claim the rights
which he did his best destroy Oh consistency thou
art jewel, and no mistake
So consoed the thought of how poor the authority
is which says that Fenansm is dead And this is the
man to whom select in New York rendered the
troll of Organization without much by your eave
of the dueSpayny constituencies WE'LL when realize the
fact of his REFUSAL help having faith in future
for truly there is a God of Freedom
Rdngi Ss which tbsm shapes az ws our Win ends
do fervently thank God that the who wrote the
article in the Irish Citizen ~ of January 49, 1861 refused
our (masters) offer, matter from what cause.
So this is the that by expected to carry
the hopes of fifteen millions of ishmen-who expected
to bridge internal troubles and build practical
weknit united power of intelligent Irish Republican
soldiers and hur them against the rotten lettering hulk
called the British Empire.
Good God! what escape have had to be sure.
he leader of Fenians He an organizer of twenty-five or
thirty thousand well armed and disciplined Irish soldiers AS
well ask sixty year old fogy win the heart girl of
eighteen. WE'LL safe this time least But we must
look for the future allow such another effort at
engineering to kill us right off.
There another clause in Mr. Mtcheps editorial the
18th for which may feel grateful He says that hence
forth this journal will mention Fenians" Let be
thankful for small favorsarge in proportion Do you
know friend REPUBLIC that my notion for his saying is
that FINDS PAPER NOT VERY WELL PATRoNIzED BY
FENANs Nor do those who admire the Irish Citizen Journal
general rule, snap for real Fenan Fenansm or
any other truly and exclusively liberal Irish They
would much rather hear tell of jeff Davis John Mitchell
than of Thomas Davis or Thomas Francis Meagher.
This week. January 25th Mr. M. discourses most benig
nanty and patronzngy with the Red Hand of Ulste on
the proprety and duty of Iishmen forming themselves
into militia volunteer companies in connection with the
militia of the several Sates* What States? Are they the
States he slaughtered many in endeavong destroy
Then to wait like Mcawber for something turn
up" But join any Fenan military organization
Oh He expressly forbds such proceeding But them
what need of such admonon, Fenianism being dead
and buried. &c. boys of the r. A. you had better sell
your useless green uniforms and your and
join ga State (rebel militia company be named the JEFF
erson Davis Guard" You will then be furnished with
bran officers uniforms ETC., and by and by, you
know when your numbering oppressors etc. etc. pushed
the wall by their old friends the Southern Shareholders
likely before Tibbs eve-you will be
ready Tor if not you then your great great great grand
chldren to be transported jump from theStaes into
The land that bore you
With the rebel flag flying DER you,
And the friends you've tried
Will from hide
And the foe, and the oe'
Well, sure he is always before you," "Red Hand of
Ulster"
BY all that's good dear IRISH REPUBLIC appear be
all going stark mad else Oohau and every one
else is WISE Here have been struggling for the past
three years to build up wearmed army of Ishmen of
sufficient intelligence and mobility to act at moments
ing in order to conquer national rights. And, when
have than half work DONE along who