The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11
national journal of liberty, The IRISH REPUBLIC. The
good and libertyovng people of America with you
we mood not feor tbo horLno Of orr dooo
The Residuum of Slavery in the South.


GENTLEMEN: As you now located in New York, and
may perhaps be poor Barum who has had the good
fortune to be burned out aganhs crosites all gone to
baze his mysteries of axderemy ended in smoke and his
Drummond light longer binding the eyes of the Broad
way pedestrian, you might advise him in friendly way
come direct to New Orleans He would find ont that his
powers of humbug sadly overrated by himself
If he would live in this locality for few weeks and listen
to the lecture of demagogue the shallow editorials
speculative newspaper fmkes he would up that he
still green in the business.
The Washington ta2o,s goose Times is giving lessons in
low cunning wirepuling at No. G6 ST. Charles street. 1t
well known here that the parties conducting that sheet have
had BHingsgae seto with r. King Cutler short time
ago. Subject Kellogg of the Customhouse The three
KS vomited forth whole pamphlets of abuse each other
and the public acknowledge that they told the truth
BEFORE they did it each other that time Twas King
Cutler against King Times and Kellogg. Well, King
Times, still remembering King Cutters unpleasant
remarks his fellow K, sent of his multifaced
imps of cunning to whisper into the of King Cutler
show his political strength No. 66 ST. Charles street. and
let the people he not ambitious by consenng for
their good to slide down from King to Governor. meeting
convened of what is known here Republican Con-
servatives" very mild Union men and your
respondent asked, under the influence :" of which King
Bezonian? Speak die would say under the influence
of King Times by all Candidates named and
nominated Policemen to be recorders who would know
and respect profitable thief and treat useless honest
he'd deserve legislators and members of conueo toned down
to constable aspirations and good judges of whisky
to be transferred to the courts with all their
bossomed honors thick upon them There altogether
sevenysix rebel and mild Union nominated for
thing that meetings and although there out of the
number nominated less than fifty present. who by their
voice and approval consented to what DONE well
having full authority from the absent to their Names
yet there sevenysix cards in the Times stating that
the of the writers of those cards used without
their WISH knowledge Said cards nearly
ali from rebels who honest fellows would not take
appointment from any source but the Democratic.
The Times made two hundred dollars the card
printing dodge-redt catch any waverng Radical half
way rebel that might be going around M well killing
r. King Cutler" Poor Cutler! The very who ad
vised him to show himself No. sc the first the
card trap in the Times
There but man, out of seventyseven nominees,
who had the pluck tell the truth and that Mathew
DAILY He nominated for Recorder of the First District
He alone enough to out in card among the
pack and say he gave both will and it but being
honest they deceived him. by nominating another for the
same position Think of Truths percentage New Or
leans oce-seekers One out of sevenyseven tells the TRUTH
and he had policeman Struggled in behind his back for his
place. Vor popmi, cor Del.
said the Times giving lessons in low cunning. is
also receiving literary instruction. from the Bulletin of to-day
March 23don punds-naes and their Significance and in
significance if the Times chooses employ its powers of
calling nicknames-the most dangerous subject for the
of that paper that it could venture but every
animal avais itself Of the weapons which its nature
abilities have acquired. However, through the corrections
of the Bulletin the Times may be improved. In the general
Radical makngup the people already what hope the
Times will soon be convinced of-what orryron ignorant
bully is. Advise Barnum to here and buy out the
whole concer7Tmea Varieties theaer No. &C ST. Charles
street and ALL "This is the white mans country" is still
the logic of the Times. The whskyshop patriots and side
walk orators of the day and the rebels the white
How make it white mans country is to live the labor
of the negro The white cannot be white unless the
black a sIave and he who the most brutal slave
whipper was the WhieSt man.