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... formed other alliances. When Irishmen abroad they in great degree emancipate themselves from clerical control. Hostility to Britain the American side of the Atlantic blended with the free thought which prevails extensively the United States, and with Republicanism ...
... police of Chester were last week advised that Fenian plot was on foot to seize the town and castle. A large number of Yankee-Irishmen were in the city, who held out that they had come for the harvest, and gradually disappeared. attempt was made to break into ...
... among the lower classes ns a hurricane or any other convulsion of nature is said to stop the progress of the plague. It has united all classes in common detestation of the authors the crime and of its principles, and has silenced the few weak-headed and ...
... offered by the Spanish Government the United States, through Mr Hall, the American Minister Madrid, for 1511,000.000 dole, (gol.L) The tenua of the .ale are mud follow. ;-50,000,000 bemud the deliveiy d*f the island the United States, j0,000,000 the end a year ...
... ordinary writing, and partly in capital letters, very well written, the following;— The Irishmen of America are united. Iri hmen of England follow their example. Unite. Forward, • 'Hess sons Ireland. Stand for the old country. Oh! that to England nailed ...
... Train is one of the great leaders Fenians in the United States, and hopes by means the Irish votes to lie elected to the presidency. His address was denunciation of all and cverylK»dy except Irishmen, and was rhapsodical in the extreme. We only give ...
... of the land, to which employ meat their energies are too much restricted, and capitul can brought into Ireland, because Irishmen will assert tliat the condition of the country is worse than it really is. (Hear.) ell, what can we under these circumstances ...
... Ireland which call themselves national,’ ami by a few men who assume to themeelves the diameter of patriots. But no sensible Irishmen, I believe, now dreem of bringing these charges against England. The character her legislation has entirely changed ; and ...
... preservation, as they will be of historical importance : The United Slates of America. «*.—The Senate of the United States Andrew Johnson, President the United States the House of Representatives flic United States of America, did the 4th day of March, exhibit ...
... present before all Irishmen, save small minority its own creed. The Times asks what possible reason can there for maintaining institution which alienates from the Constitution five-sixths population Ireland, and sows dissensions among Irishmen themselves? The ...
... too bT univenwl •cknowledgracot the most •nt.lrely portico of the United Kingdom, you are not In_ the aliirfatcttt decree afiald hobgoblin ‘No fopery. and cheer* ) You rely upon freedom and free dlrcuwon, upon the ’your jadpn,nt. .h- tru. .. bdlvvo—you ...
... the country which they thonght would probably yield them power and plunder. A Rteat many of inibtary adventurer* were Irishmen. Irishmen are a particularly gallant and military people, and they had acquired In the American armies both skill and experience; ...