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... bribery and influences of the worst possible kind. The rights of Irishmen have been regained by their dogged tesolution and compact Organization. What has be c o possible for Irishmen ought to be possible for other men, whether living in the Tropics ...
... 3rd. 'l he match between Cigarette and Redwing, the fowler mon. Cousolation Stakes. —Jim Brown, Ist. Sew York, August 6.—The United States Congreisti has adjourned after having refused to support Secretary Bayard's bullying of Mexico. lhe British Parliament ...
... clauses of a treaty between Denmark and the - United States, concluded some time ago. It is supposed by the members supporting it that, if successful, Santa Cruz sugars would enter the ports of the United States on the same footing as Hawaian, i.e., day ...
... Easy, in the same English contemporary, show the proud poßition of the Irish Nationalist party in the right for liberty : Irishmen have heavy responsibilities in regard to this great fundamental question of land resumlition by the people. They are the ...
... that Liberty is a land of thing that don't agree with niggers, and for niggers he understands all dark-skinned races, and Irishmen in Ireland. Lady Brassey, the well-known and talented authoress of Voyages in the Sunbeam, died at sea from fever contracted ...
... made by the Russian author, Stepniak, against the proposed Russo-American Extradition Treaty which will be presented to the United States Senate. The Electric Sugar Refining Company,which has been formed at Brooklyn and has adopted the new refining process ...
... Gladstonian policy was alternative. He once thought that the: Liberals might re-unite on a ftasible policy, but now the schism in the party was widening daily. He did not see why Irishmen should not have Local Government, although experience had.ahown that whether ...
... Hercules Robinson a Governor of surpassing ability, with a wonderful record of eight years' successful effort behind him, and uniting in his person the two independent offices of Governor and High Commissioner. It is the oldest of our Colonies, the most e ...
... to be forced down the throats of Dominicans whether they accept or refuse. It wia he necessary for tbe peoplP to he ectiv2, united and disciplined if they are to coma out of the strife victorious. We, • therefore, call on our young men to come forward to ...
... Conference and appeal to the j Powers than to concede the United States 1 demands. Dublin news reports that Mr. William Redmond, addressing a Home Bole meeting, said that the sympathies of Irishmen were with France, and called for cheers for Captain Marchand ...
... had of the Land and he agreed Mr. Railmon , l that ihuse questions had better not be mixed. The trander of Irish land to Irishmen, he declared, tiengt hens the principle of Irish autonomy, and yet some dreamed fondly that they would now hear no more of ...
... to New Yolk. new brileship I.liberni.t ar.d the first el ics .r A:thin.% have been hunched. Ili bet pi will be tnanned by Irishmen ' and will citrry Lu eniiign the gifi ot I•eland. On Saturday the Prima:, of ‘Val•ts Lew Nor steali.h i of ho London Giun ...