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... peaceful struggle; the descendants Irishmen have nohlv espoused vour cause, and will raise the shout frocalom for I rrland with noble enthusin-on worthy of the land of their fathers. Irishmen, second their efforts—unite mid you are strong—persevere and ...
... evils which Ireland had suffered from the Union. effort should left untried Irishmen to redeem their country from that destructive measure. Me would ever be found ready to unite with his countrymen in every constitutional and legal effort obtain the Repeal ...
... not injured ns, a people to whom swore our friendship while we were drawing the dagger to slab them ; but—we succeeded ; Irishmen congratulate us. We are your superiors. You, people of a miserable province, what countries have you plundered, what nations ...
... they are true-hearted Irishmen,’ fit to fraternise with Mr. Daniel O’Connell.” As to the necessity of locality” tlvere much more necessity of locality to form France and England, Austria and Bavaria, Holland and Prussia, into united kingdoms. The necessity ...
... perpetrated the Union, never committed action more unprincipled or more nefarious (hear, hear, and cheers). As to the conduct of Irishmen who countenanced slavery in America, so much has been said upon the subject already, that it was unnecessary for him to speak ...
... hypocrisy —they fought for ‘’siller and lan’,” and they got them ; and, albeit, Gough is from Munster, and Pottinger is the son of United Irishman. vote of thanks to them would be foul siu THE HOUSE THAT PADDY BUtl-T, Take ibis.—What’s this Tiiis is the House ...
... the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, 3.>1 larger than Denmark added to Greece, and 1,129 larger than land, Belgium, and Switzerland united. The annual revenue of Ireland is, at least, 5,000,000/.; Frederick the Great of Prussia,by the way, havingbeen able, expense ...
... lie has united them in families, and these families are sisters to cadi other; be has united them in nations, and these nations are sisters to each other; and whoever separates family from family, or nation from nation, divides what God lias united —he does ...
... the ruin Irish trade have been occastoned by Knglish policy, English avarice, and English tyranny. “ Illustrious Sir —As Irishmen we start into political existence and glorv in manifesting our time-tried and longexperienced conviction that the only harbour ...
... their Queen and constitution; hut the loyalty of Toryism was a love of place and a power to trample upon popular rights. Irishmen would delighted at the tiiumph of England if she only changed her policy and acted justly towards Ireland; but what tight ...
... Captain Collins, which sailed from New York the 25th ult., and made the passage in nineteen days, we have advices from the United States five, days later than those we were, previously in possession of. the state of commercial affairs there had been no ...
... le travailed with Keogh, or others, wherever they could hope to make converts to the cause, and to form societies ot United Irishmen, which name was invented him, when he proposed to drop the invidious distinctions of Catholic Dissenter, and Protestant ...