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... of the session to adopt a course which would have united the Irish Members and secure him. strong alliance among the Euglish Members. Ht has adopted a course which has divided the Irish Members and united the English Members, insomuch that, except his immediate ...
... afiairs would come in time. (Applause.) 'All they asked was if the English wanted to make a United Kingdom they must ma £ e unitea laws. (Applause.) Loyal Irishmen suffered injustices in the press even, and the Drill-hall was guarded, although it was well-known ...
... said, Only let your son pull with us and ha will be the saviour of Ireland. Mr O'Donovau Rossa addressel the Club of United Irishmen at Brooklyn to-day. He stated his belief that England would give nothing unless Ireland were prepared to fight in support ...
... THE STATE OF IRELAND FENIANISM IN AMERICA. NliW YORK, Monday.—The Society of United Irishmen held a meeting at Brooklyn yesterday. Mr Hodnet, president of the Labour League of -America, declared that any movement to free Ireland must come from America ...
... policeman, with assistance, succeeded in capturing two men. (Hear, hear.) They were both armed with loaded revolvers, snd both Irishmen, one having recently arrived from America. Our Chester correspondent, who has obtained information anticedent to the occurrence ...
... although admitting that it grew out of the spirit animating the Fenian organisation. Mr Rossa stated that the books of the United Irishman newspaper, of which he was the editor, contained the name of M'Kivitt, of Liverpool, as one of its agents. The account ...
... one of the most cruel and wanton outrages of modern timea. O'Donovan Ross a. who is now in the enjoyment of fresdom in the United States, in referring to the Liverpool attempt, makes the startling statement that he knew last December that explosives had ...
... an journal, the United Irishman, it to cement the five and a half millions of our race now rooted in Ireland, the three millions trans- planted in England and Scotland, the ten mil- lions—native, adopted, and descended-in thess United States, ana the ...
... Parliament about the infernal machines landed in Liverpool attract widespread interest in the United States. The opinion is strongly expressed that the United States should not be used as the base of such con- spiracies. American opinion on the subject ...
... pratings of these United Irishmen, but if they forget cus- tomary prudence and actually traitress the laws of the land and humanity, it will bo well for the Government to consider the propriety of founding an order of Segregated Irishmen. Have we not plenty ...
... THE UNITED STATES. IRISH OPPOSITION TO THE DYNA- MITE FACTION. NNW YORK, Monday.—A prominent member of the Chicago Irish Convention say3, referring to the proposed revolutionary attack on England, that the time will be rile for Ireland to strike for ...
... executive committees of the Fenian Brother- hood, the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood, the United Irishmen, and the Skirmishing Directory were organised for active work, and a special executive committee was elected. Little attention has been paid to ...