, 1873-06-12
It Will Be Irish-Amerionn and Inter-
Continental.
In Order to Insure Success. They Will
Issue 100000 1rredeorn-
able Bonds.
Tho Fair to DO Held ut lilo West sido
Rink and Tllcrcabonts.

ordinary mortalB, and nro ouffed mud spanked
just us II thoY and Gilmore Ind not taken part
In tho grand gloridoation. Tho crowds who
camo from villages and from oorn-growing
farms, have gono homo.
It hes boon generally takon for granted TINT
aftor the hurrah OF last wook, state Of quiet
would continue through Bultry July and August
and until tho E1positlon Of septembor comes to
enllvon tho Autumnal months. 1t is aaaumed
that during the months which arc Immediately
before uB, city people will bo bney visiting thosr
country cousins, and will not care about getting
up anything which msy tako tho rura1 fr4ent'a
from home. During those months, tho
gamcater learns new tricks, tho bankrupt
goes through the courts, and gets whitevnbhcd
for the fall trade the young lady who has boon
Tilted, picks up q husband and casts nway hor
willow the paraon finds time to write new scr
monp or tinker up old ones. All life taken q re-
CESS
So It would have been this year too, but for
ono Of tho elements in Chicago lifo which ia 80
erratic In Its movements, that 1t uttorly de0os
all calculation. It has as many moods and facea
ns tho lnughing protous. To-day it is sob'ing
ut wake tomorrow screaming in q shouting
Jig. It votes for Dan O'Hara and Charley Far
we'll. It is never whore it is expected to DO, and
very Of ton whore II is not wanted at all.
Who but tho Irish would evor dream Of organ
i2ing jubilee to last through throe August
wecks7 It takes tho descendants Of tho
ing vetorans, to attempt suoh o thing.
It requires men who have genius for attempt,
here in burning August to break in upon tho
tranquil current OF our livoB, and drag US from
cool homes to tho hot Rink, which from the 4th
to tho 2sd Of August is to DO an .opitomc OF tho
and to ahow that though yot beneath the ea1.
| on'B yoke Hshe lives, she brenthes. shp burua."
| Tho name given to this nffair is tho National
| 1rish-American 1ntor-Oontiuontal Exposition and
Church Fair." It is under tho patronage Of the
Irish Literary Society, tho Fenian Organization,
tho United Orangomon, and st. Jarlatll' s Church.
From tlis List Of names 1t will ho soon that tho
millennium 10 near ut hand, and that united Ire
land in America Is no longer q dream. II there
is any IriBhman who is outside Of theae organiza-
tions, 10 must DO traitor to His natyo land and
Tho objects Of tho Exposition arc to aoqnaint
| Chicagoans with the RESOURCES Of Iroland, to
| promote the growth Of unity among Irish mon
Church, which ia namod alter m Irish gontle-
nun who was q Christian In tnoBo days when ono
riskcd something by It, and wllo, having boon
captured by the. Danes. was put to .death by
| ty,'' Us the papers say.
Tho roasona for holding the Exposition Ut so
| 1ato dato nro numerous mud satisfactory. A
| supply Of tic valuable relics and crrioAiteB
facturod, and tho money which la needed for
starting the enterprise las to bo rnisod: The
needful Ia to bo raisod In the usual Way, by tho
Balo Of bonds to the amount Of 5100,0 900. These
bonds, which will soon bo ready for delivery, are
| worry beautifully designed, and arc Of unusually
largo size, it being intended that any uncertainty
| as to their ultimate payment ahall DO compon-
| sated for by their hgnogR. Neatly framed, they
| mr.
acrvo to keep fresh, in tho minds Of their own
ers. the memories Of tho Exposition. They arc
printed in green, illustrated with historical
scenes, such as St. Patrick banishing the anakes,
| rollef Of Londonderry, the battle Of ntdgeway,
etc., and profusely DO sprinRlea with little larpB
| and sha1nrochs. 1t has been decided not to havo
coupons, since It would DO constant source Of
trouble to the bondholder8 to bo sending to
Ohicagol every year or SO for their, interest.
There is also gorne question as to the timo to DO
fixed for promising to pay the principal, and it
may never be settled.
those among lovers Of art, servant girls, patri-
otto Ce1ts, and Americans WHO want the Irish
vote. The Hon. @. B. Farwell and the Hon. ].
D. Ward aro expected to invest largely. aud the
Ing with tho Irish, md attempting to bring about
q coalition Of whisky and wator against beer,
will be requested to provo Its filth by it's works,
and to subscribe to tho IriBh-A1norican Inter.
It viii probably fail to do. still, it is not be.
lieyed that there will DO my trouble about dis
posing Of tho bonds, since experience Las shown
that there mover woro bonds issued yet that did
was mouth but what there WAS food for 1t, no,
q bond but what thero was Bimpleton for it.
They may bo had On application at the Office, No
CTS Jackson street,
When tho necessary amount, of money las
boon raised; after deducting all expenses fol
printing bonds, for salaries, office rent, etc., the
management will engage the Rink on the corner
Of Ada and Randolph stroots, building which
has boon used for skating, for menagorie, aud
occupy the vacant lots IN tho vicinity, both aoutl
and west OF tho Rink, which it will 1T up in tAe
manner made necessary by its extensive md
truly unique programme. portion Of the VA
cant ground will be used for tho erection Of
power needed in tho mechanical department oi
tho Exposition. Az d general thing, this me.
chanical department ia greasy bore, where
poope a p0 tc5 fohss a have to 8trn .
arc latles and spinning machines, ant
y utl!itarian and immensely stupid. Du
esp ''sp Lis a,sssato S for i to fs ts f1
intonda TO change all that, and to mako this do
partmont ono Of peculiar interest. It's principu
foature Will be hull dozen stills, whero purt
potheon will DO produced, with THO genuine pea
1
bio prlcoa. Milk from tho COW. and cider from
tho pre8s, will 10 at discount. There will alst
bo gonulno irish splnning-wheel, run by
young lady from tho County CoMncmara, wher.
auch maohincs still lingor. Tho newBpapo
which ia to bo published during the Exposition
and Which will DO further mentioned hereafter
will be SGT up hero, and the writors will also d.
their work In full Wow Of tha publio. Vlaitor
@ aro requested not +, to spoak 70 the editors % Will
thona with bills. Tho SUCCESS Of tho piper do
mands Tint their minds should be free from caro-
The peraons employed in tho manufacture OF lriAl
rellSs %ill 1ao bo placed hero large quanti,I;
ho mado on tho epot into small bricks, Which vii
DO interesting eurositios.
From tho exaggerated statements Of some Irisl
patriots, Ameseaus have been led to believe tia
out by tho discriminating legislation OF Groa
, DritRin, and that the lnons md laees Which lle
! sons and daughtora onoo made wore things o
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