... boast that they had a man of moderate respectability connected with til (cheers). When the priests and when the people were united, when the voios of Ballymahtn, Oranard, Edgeworthstown. and of Lvngford had spoken out in language that oould not bs mistaken—when ...

... only ones paid—had sometimes sold, through the attorney’s agency, important secrets the Cabinet to the leaders of the United Irishmen; it was his fear of this discovery that made him take such pains to conciliate the man who could hove mined him for ever ...

... claim for which England alone is responsible. Ireland is united politically and unwillingly with England, but she is united in heart, soul, and sympathies with America and come what may we Irishmen shall never pell a trigger nor draw a sword against that ...

... Government would protect them in their proceedings ! So, then, it is legal and constitutional for one political party of Irishmen to make on a certain day and in certain place associated with historieal reminiscences purposely made painful to their neighbours ...

... ef the Irish peep* as it can and shall he by their brothers es this esetinestil • Ws Peel. then, to Irishmen and theldemle land in the united States to aid omens in tesir --- the extension of those deetrines which Aire life to—that liberty which ...

... of moderate respectabity connec! their cause, = air MURTAGH 2080 16 true (Gres roar). Rev Mr the priests « the people were united, when the voice « mabon, of Granard, of Edgeworthstown Longford had spokeagou in language tt not be when the good men an: ...

... government for Ireland-vote for John Martin. As you would Überate your imprisoned brothers, vote for John Martin. . As you would unite all our countrymen a struggle for the rights of Ireland, vote for John As you would strike blow at political corruption, and ...

... s. And so they are far Englishmen, elshmen, Scotchmen, any one but Irishman comes under their oiieration. In the case of Irishmen, however, the English in England are quite as ready give up respect for all their time-honoured institutions and for their ...

... government for having used the necessary m cans to themselves. All these machi- nations wet*'- defeated. The conspirators the United Kingdom W3re dcto« l >ed, arrested, *ud brought trial like the inset vulgar offenders, it seemed first as if American {Kliticians ...

... policy as far more glorious and honourable than separation, as is a true marriage far more honourable than divorce. Those Irishmen, at least, are no true patriots who despair of such hearty co-operation most ostentatiously, precisely at the time when all ...

... ity connected With their c(use. Mr. Murtagh-That is not true. Rev. Mr. Reynolds-When the priests and when the people were United, when the voice of Bailyma- hun, of Granard, of Edgewonstown, and of Long- ford bad spoken ontut i age that could not be mitaken ...

... to make the necessary arrangements for the allocation of space—awarding prizes where there may be superior merit. &o. Will Irishmen —will Claremen hang back when the mechanics and artisans of all nations purport to display to advantage the skill and cunning ...