... on .o m ' t there un the contrary, endeavour to unite all for one com- to be the ™f 3 rZ pressing upon monobject-lhe amelioration of their country’s grievances, are still more power P nient lbe Irishmen should recollect that four millions of pounds me ...

... with others-let them compete fairly with others-let Stem, b, supplying good arttcle and a cheap price, prove the world what Irishmen can do when they are rewarded for their labour, and had no doubt whatever of their succeeding establishing the manufactures ...

... the whole of Ireland is now united in its desire for Repeal; that from east to west and from south to north (continued there is a firm resolve to procure the restoration of our native parliament—in fact, that all Irishmen are now virtually members of ...

... find the democrat and the Radical united in holding the slave in bondage, there too I condemn and deprecate slavery (loud cheers). I trust that the period is rapidly approaching in this country when all will be united together in looking for and supporting ...

... people were united in peace, charily, and Christian love—those glorious qualities which belunged to liberty in every age, and which in no book ever written were they so clearly developed in the New Testauienl. They were at that moment united on the system ...

... I am, dear Sir, your's.ery faithfully, Acliill, Feb, !Oih, KEPEAL—A MEANS—AND AN END. The hostility of all sound-hearted Irishmen to toe Union is of two kinds. When first the all-embracing topic was put forward O Connell in his memorable letters of 1830 ...

... own paper, of tremendous cheering and waving of hats, declared, “if Lord Stanley’s bill passes, then will eight millions Irishmen exclaim, France and the people, not England and the faction’’’ (hear, hear). There was less rhetorical artifice in the orator ...

... we feel the time has arrived for declaring our conviction that there is no hope for Ireland’s regeneration but through the united and determined exertions of her people. Moved by Mr. Maui ice Lenihan ; seconded Mr. Thomas Power : Resolved—That whilst the ...

... Resolved—That this meeting deem it expedient that all Irishmen should join together on the subject of Repeal, and use their united efforts as one body for the common good f their common country, and by being united in the same cause, they will convince the world ...

... another points of contact have arisen, and instinctively been availed of, which to rally, forgive, forget, and honourably unite. Tory and Radical are almost forgotten names, in the countless assemblages in favour of Temperance,—in support of Native M ...

... under which Ireland suffers. Resolved—That as Irishmen and citizens of America, our sympathies and elforts to accomplish the Repeal of the Union, are due to our injured country. Resolved—That as Irishmen and citizens of Lowell, will use every legal and ...

... accompanying remarks: Resolved— That we hereby call on all our former fellow countrymen, now adopted citizens of the United States, unite aiding the Irish people in their present drslmguishcd struggle to regain their former right of self-legislation, tight ...