The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-14
Mr.. o.eRleN ON SENATOR FISHER.

Mr.. o'sRIEN ON SENATOR FISHER.
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Thomas II. O'Brien, of Butte. . sterling
Irish Nationalist, who was with his school
mate, william O'Brien. editor of United
Ireland. mt Toronto. and rode In h Same
carriage with him n, Hamiltous while the
carriage WINS subjected tn = fusilade Of
Orange bullets, was at the Montana yes
terlay. When asked his opinion Of Sem
ator Fishers recent speech In the senate
on senator Maginnis, Mr.. O'Brien said:
II am 10th tn upon the sense-
less words of n bigot. hut without Treju-
dice towards the fiery orator who mis-
represents the i,bern,ism OF Jefferson
that Fisher wisdom is an guam
tity I'm every. %lunatic ward I'm the country.
Maginis and all his. nationality are 80
low that IL should he beneath the dignity
Of this +. body cdi, or thar, .my E; other crn american s,,i,
demonstrates that his ignohle breast. ~
aglow with Irish hatred, and that his
He referred to the revolutionary blood of
Senator Aaginnis because OF his Irish
s %s fsisS H mS Sa,ss rsvo sHSa s's against cpl ,
PRECISION from our mothers bosoms. We
believe that hatred to tyrany is obcdi-
PEELED men of Irish birth and extraction
to abate, aid and encourages Washington
in ,sr his reS Gas.ss If ff"i" To The ir Sn@sl,Sw si,a
patriot and martyr, They were revolu-
~ ~e,s'" Fi.her's Hessian "o'S Ancestor
Irish rsSoiu,ionis'', charlie: Tnomp;;
the first congress-. The annual fragrance
of the blossoming m~agnolias mingles with
another distinguished Irish reyolutioni-t,
General Andrew Jackson. The greatest
s s'. y General f FSiiip s. sas ANIMALS @s. OF 4
revoiutionist of the nationality from
which Maginni. springs, becaue he pro-
would be a Fenian.' General Thomas
Francis Meagher, the honored governor
OF Mon'ana, wns q, q i rex6i ~ cnm," wn1 nv
American citizens excepting n~incosnpoops
of the Fisher species, and l nm strongly
eioquent passage of n war historian i'm his
portrayal of the bravery OF Irish revolu-
tionists at the battle OF Malysrn Hill.
sailed the c~iivalric and vaiorous MaRin-
mis- his ignorance became transparent.
edge to invade the impreRnable fortress
that holds i'm reserve the reservoir OF iE-
norancc which floats the contracted biran
would be capable of comprehending that
Martin Maginnis was not held i'm con-
and meritorious conduct at the first bat
tie of Bull Run. The hero,
upon whom the democracy OF Montana
hams call. He never was known to shirk
chester. Yorktown. Fair Oaks. Antctiem,
fredericksburg, Chanceliorsviile or the
Wilderness. The brave MaEinnis
siIa the closs of the war. and will hold
an honorcd niche in the temple OF
his country fame, anS ms name T hil, ,r
when his anti-Irish detractors will have
sunk into oblivion's abyss. The most APP
propriate position for Fisher to occupy
would he i'm n dime museum on the
Bowcry where the proprietor could AN
nouncs a great attraction; The poi's,ca
the denial of his speech and defense 81
him published by an evening republican
old axiom whom the gods make mad the,
first destroy Fisher holds AN exalted po
sition in the republican party, md part!
September the republicans imported I
carpct-baggcr from Loui.iana and pait
nm nm a re,",ne nf S OF sI @i,h rIr e ers,ions wan
saw, until curiosity prompted him to visi
|. for poor Ireland and descrihsd
in lIr r manrer. Fetal, the ,r;s Hwa.
. should they vote against the republicaI
: pariy-the land-robber corporations, TIN
him. some ir,shmen were Influenced b
!. his sophistrics, and regret il. There ar
: many maananimous men in the repubii
GRITTY. The concealed d~oIninent sent
E F;n OF b tina, Earsy him S1 'Sry P"Te not w ~
9 honesty TO expr.ss IL. Every intoieren
ism that il famed into existence fungus
! like attaches itself tn the republican part,
= Imbued with that belief as "a revolutions
" aud AN American citizen. | am n demo
GRAFT and forninst the. party that honor
innumcrable Fishers i'm its ranks"