... THE UNITED IRISHMEN, The plan oa which this society was afterwards constituted (says the Dictionary of Evtielt History for March; was sketched by elle Tone. lie object was to be the estaalishment of the rights of man, and correspondence with the Jaeobin ...

... n in New York in Jlll/10, 1892. The organisation was called ' the Irish Nationalists. They were also known as the United Irishmen. The executive body was known by the letters B.A.' In connection with the organisation there were a number of osaa ...

... 'oratory were many of them United Irishmen and rebels. Mr. Gladstone is oonstantly harking beak on this. I admit it. The Presbyterians of Ulster—for whom I have a better right to speak than Mr. Parnell—were many of them United Irishmen. But if the sons of these ...

... material and social advents& went of our country. what is to make any of us hesitate to enter at °nee upon that united action between Irishmen of both parties which aloes can produce the desired result P I feel that the mind of Ireland is working slowly ...

... for the United Steles have not modified by a hair's breadth the challenges contained io President Olenland's Message, to the effect that England suet either cattle lb. dispute about the Venezuelan boundary in the manner sp. proved by the United States ...

... million Irishmen at home could never hope by themselves to cope with the immense resources of England, but they had with them the deadly hatred for England, of the Irish race in America and their determination to have revenge. At home Irishmen were organising ...

... except England and the United States could surpass, if twenty men, perhaps even less, were removed out of the country at the present moment, or during any time for I the last five years, and every obstacle to unity among Irishmen was removed. While England ...

... Let us hear no more of these schemes for putting back the finance of the United Kingdom to the atats of affairs in pre-unioned days. The point of :mares may be raised, are Irishmen overtaxed by maw pariaon with Englishmen ? But the answer is ao. True taxation ...

... Tuesday. The Irishmen announced their intention of hoisting the Irish fag, but the authorities refused to allow such an exhibition in the fair grounds. They stated that the only flags that could be permitted were those Isolated by the United Bratea navy ...

... the unpatriotic character of any alliance for geucral political purposes between an Euglish and au Irish party. No doubt Irishmen were patriotic. Their patriotism went no further Brea Ireland. If they de. pounced that alliance, then nothing had occurred ...

... ascendency in endeavouring to set the different sections of the Irish people one against the other, because they knew that to united Ireland they could not possibly refuse the reasonable requests which were made by the people of that country The Union entailed ...

... prosperity of the community, patri. otic Irishmen could unite for once in fore. ing on the attention of the Government the adneatiovel reforms which they would unanimously accept. (Applause.) Whether or not Irishmen can agree to sink their differences, and ...