... i:h patriotic opinions he shared. Seventy years Hu’ • he was a journeyman printer on the Press, the *.; organ the ‘‘United Irishmen,” and need to t that ho had with hia own hands set up” the Aruecript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O Flanagan #t time, as ...

... in sorrow, suffering and in death, you achieved wonders. It was in such times and under such circumstances, when you were united and powerful, your Cathedral lifted its stately head over your town, that you employed Ireland’s greatest sculptor to commemorate ...

... oh when will Irishmen gain sufficient sense to be united, and trample under their leel the demon of bigotry, which has and is dcstroOng and disgracing the ountry. Poor though we may in the south, still we enjoy the happiness being united. Here, all events ...

... of fIOO It is understood that Colonel Downing will head this body of patriots in person, and bravery as an officer of the United Slates army fully qualifies him for so honorable and selfsacrificing a position. Colonel Downing has been for some years officer ...

... Republic ** in New York city with all the pomp and so characteristic of Irishmen New York, already governed to the full extent of its desire by three Governmeot —the city, State, and United States’—suddenl) finds two more clapped upon it the “Irish Republic ...

... to a man in our endeavours to ameliorate the condition of our country. Irishmen have been too long disunited —the causes their disunion are* gradually disappearing—let them be united, and government - can deny justice to the country. Ours is age of progress ...

... confined to a few, and a remnant of it will be always found. The greatest harmony prevails amongst all classes here. is time for Irishmen to have sense. The Orange parly enjoyed themselves in their lodges at the November anniversary, which they had every right ...

... emposed of the united wisdom of the Brotherhood in this eenntry, and prudence and wisdom would guide their deliberations. If conceutration action cannot make Ireland free it will not be thefe' fault,* If all tbs Irish in this country were united, there could ...

... should . and it may be hoped now that passing events, ana clearer and juster views on ad sides, will make Irishmen of parlies wiser more united and muie prosperous, and assimilate their ergies enterprise to ihoac have roa those grtai qualities raise England ...

... Fenians. That man, he declared, was arrayed against liberty, and all true Irishmen should consider him their enemy through life. He wished to be distinctly understood that Irishmen bore no hatred towards Canadians personally, but towards the tyrrannical ...

... but that makes no difference to the complainants. Sometimes it is alleged that places are given to Englishmen for which Irishmen are equally or better titled, and of which they are far more eagerly desirous and more pressingly in need. Sometimes the ...

... d : Liberty (a harp and two pikes green ground) —I.K. Erin Save Ireland ! - irishmen!— Another name inscribed on the flag and glorious roll Ireland’s heroic martyrs. Irishmen, your enemies publicly appeal to yon to aid them in appeasing our, yet, unfortunate ...