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... brogua The accent consigns him to the pariah class in England and America and hence it is that in New York and Liverpool Irishmen herd together. They cannot otherwise. Yet herding together perpetuates the evils distinct population. The immigrant brings ...
... has an influence in giving a position and a character to our nation (cheers). When public enterprises are united, and when mechanical talent is united, then it is that the most prominent and distinguished feature of our country is brought out and shown to ...
... will the principle of an unfettered priesthood f and doubt not re-establish it, whenever the triumph of the and Chambersss unites the churoh in a common canae. But the bigots will be Bngland's danger is past. unfettered «>»* •B»ncy. when we projectBd ...
... the signals with the ship alzo eastward bound, and on the 24th passed a barque bound penant No. 932. On Saturday at 345 the United States mail steamer ic, hence for New There is very little news, The state elections were i but the result waz not places ...
... war with the United States, in the event of the American government making any move against Cuba. Western question is rather in excess while an Eastern question is on hand; and if we consider that the sympathies of the press of the United Spates have been ...
... abandoned to the vituperation of the English press, is hot, however, to be despaired of. There are few or no well-informed Irishmen who desire poli- tical separation from Englandas interests ; but many desire that Ireland should possess the power, which ...
... PelissierXmy aunt}, often told me that she* did not like to mention Ale.-- '■ name, he.fonght against the English, was a United Irishmen, went away when young, and was seen but for a short: interview on board a vessel by Hiy father. His grandfather left the ...
... governmentsonly. The new ukase will tend to increase the number of officers very considerably. UNITED STATES. The Times, in a leader on our relations with the United States, expresses its belief that the great majority of Americans reciprocate the feelings ...
... N. H. Hap President Thomas Davis Club. M. Carn, Vice- ‘president Red Hand Emmett Monu- TO IRISHMEN IN: AMERICA, (From the Pennsylvanian. ) calling upon Irishmen, as appeared in. our columns yesterday, gabise in every city, suéh, in Pennsylvania, obscurity ...
... yet given to Great Britain to recede rom the false step she has made. IRISHMEN, AMERICA. (From the Pennsijlvanian.) advertisement appeared in our columns yesterday allrng upon Irishmen, such, in Pennsylvania, to orjanise in every city, towr, and hamle* ...
... warned Ireland against sending any more emigrants to the United States. As if interpret- ing this in the spirit in which the advice was given, the British Government sent out a fleet to prevent Irishmen from returning to Ireland, and the imputed intention ...
... our sym rf pathies in such an effectual manner, are constant] harping on the identity of language between th people of the United States and Great Britai le as one of the strongest bonds of union ; and so i ought and would be were it made subservient t ...