The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-13
An Address from thu ,.,.,~
can Brotherho~.sh An.

49, rom the lrish
can srotherhoodi.a Ann,
NEW YORK, Nav H..
'p, secn' 19e% Dublin %sa says the
Irish Republican Drotherihs"o."sd by III
GOD SAVE IkELAxn,
To the Irish Peoz,lr und ~ Asyx
Ltberty, 0sd particular, LOOM NJ
ers q the I. X. Il. ond k;.y,; I~r b'~i.
tzatiOns: "'"'''d lrMs
A: there seems to exist pr,,.
derstandlng rs to the aim sn% nisua.
the late executions at Duhl;n scoea
executive OF the Irish lsepuhi;"a. VET
erhO0d hereby request ajl ~" eaa BruIt
to withhold their opinion Of =" ti a;iotesat
for the present. and refrain ' IS mate
expression of sympathy ~ 'rom an,
ings which tend To h,nni)iat"" ''c neeii.
ana give ala and comfort to E Ireland
AS to the monster I;ur|:. he had England
upon the lives and liberties Of his !eyea
trymen Tor many Years, and i I'. t1oln.
served death Il Thousand t;"o"ai d.
hand. And as to Lord F. C."esai GU
lineal lescen''ant."f the inr,,n""aul
Broughill. who hanged tn. "a'i" as i''rd
patriot MacEgan, i;i,hon - Sf"' "a" and
rOhid. BECAUSE he would mot n,anlssad.
country. Ills very na,ue stinks s' !. hi
nOstrl's of the Irish Mun,. ~
the iniquities of III, Lro,L.rr BY
Harrington. and the wholesale. .r;,! !ohl
Of his father. the Duke Of Devo"%.ta'oh
thereby driving thousands Of 'r r;nS!l!t.
owners IF the SOIL to the ,nnr 'SSn a
death and exile. This orya,,;z.,;a moast
tolerated the vagarits Of Parneli ,"a la
safe trea:0n-lnongers until he has S,i us
the b;sstiles Ut our country with tho " ";'
Tins of his useless parliainentarvv. ., w.
ton, which left twenty thousand , ~sa','
homeless last year and drove mil,;on,i 4 u
our people to exile. This ceases t :" D d
harmless when Il truce is made hy ,rh;. "
he himself and his friends arc ,, %i"':a
to 60 free. while eighty of Ireland's I b,.S
est sons are left to languish in pris" "
be exilel Or aSsasSinatel, and tl,e,a ms :"
who by their s0-called outragrs h ",.l
opened the prison doors to parleIl ' s"t
his friends. ''''
If England really wished to deal f,,,r
by Ireland. why not issue general my
nesty by which the prison doors xo "''l
I've opened and thousands Of our er I",
brethren who now pine in foreign land.
could return in safety and honor. In,
stead Of this Gladstone send, -missaris,
to the vencrate,l head Of the CatIul;,
Church. who l,y lies and false r4urrsrr
tatiOns, have deprived thousands Of ur
poor, prosecuted brethren of the r,,,,
forts of religion 10y turning our altar
into political platforms.
Let us ask the people ri ireland Ar.
there no GLASSES of the people Of IRELAND
to lie considered except Tie farmers. and
of what avail will it ~ t. ireland +
this selliSl, class is firmly r,m,..! in TN
soil AMI becomes thoroughly loyal +,
England: We ask our friends Ia Ama.
ica to ponder upon our desperate c::ycuu
stances. We think of ;hc brave I'm,
honorable people driven t. despair b,
witnessing the boSoms .: onr wolnti
torn open 10y the I,ayon-;s ri En.IisI
mercenaries. and our children. Of ,tulr,
Years shot down on the HIGHWAYS. Will,
our walls of anguish are >lI'!r,i in i'asl
We are convinced that 10 true pres
l,erity can exist in lrc|;.ltl is lon. IL
England lOss-sSt: her c,.,iI;u hollsrs
thereby allowing her !nanHfdcturr> i
pass into Ireland d,'E free .itrth,
leaving Irish nicc!laAj"> ;l.-rlr,.:ttt
and the enormous war tribute t:Ul,t~
by England taking away Ike lr"luu"
the land: and thereby lrry,ng the l::,i
people: to siAv"
Now. furthermore. w ra! lp'n Il
our brethren in .\m"r.c:,. :ri";ir'li.:l!
advanced Nationalist. I" NV! ~ ,srl!
meals within their low-r. De l.rn wh'
have carried uI' this exec IN. a!,' VI
hereby further declare. hey ,',>rrs vel
D: their country.
by order Ut The !.xt. t,t:lr %! liz, !!
X. Il.