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... YORK, August 3.-According to intelligence from Peoria (Illinois) published here, the other members of the Association of United Irishmen recognize Mr. Crowe as belonging to their organization, but declare that he is over-enthusiastic. They profess ignorance ...
... encroach. The plain line of policy is this. Conspirators against the integrity of the United Kingdom are public enemies. Every attempt by word or deed to dismember the United Kingdom, or to promote or pro- pagate the opinion that it would be desirable to dismember ...
... entirely wanting in the elements of intelligence and respectability which gave a certain dignity and promise to the ' United Irishmen' organization at the close of the last century, and even gave some elevation to the Repeal agitation, the triumph of the ...
... common sense. One party of them was for abasing the whole body before Lord Clare, and another was for an alliance with the United Irishmen! The violence and fanaticism which many of the prominent catholics displayed ; the manner in which Mr. Grattan and his ...
... lion, the alienation of the different classes of society, and at last the destruction of national independence. fThe united Irishmen were put down by the Orange men. But the Orange men, trembling at the con- sequences of their own victory, were glad to ...
... bar- barities of 1798 to the Northern Presbyterians of Ireland-to the Orange men,who derive their existence from the United Irishmen, to which club they were established as antagonists-to Mr. PTrr -to many other people-but he miust wilfully close his ...
... any other country,-a remark which is forcibly elicited by an event in the United States. The Irish inhabitants of New York, it seems- including a number of the United Irishmen who emigrated dur- ing the rebellion-have held a meeting, in order to frame ...
... 'Only let your son 3 Pull with us and he will be the viour of Ire- I land.' I Mr. O'Donovan Rossu addressed tho club of l United Irishmen at Brooklyn to-day. He 1 stated Lis belief that -ngland would give I nothing unless Ireland were * prepared to i fiht ...
... e has availed himself of the sprivilege of the Crown to file an cx sfiicis information against , ML. Mitchell of the United Irishmen. The Crown has entered a Wsslfe prescqssi upon the two indictments previously found 3against Mr. Mitchell, and a criminal ...
... by no class of men in this country, except the execrable and infamous nest of traitors who were known by the name of United Irishmen, who sat brooding in Belfast over their discontentrs and treasons ; and froim whose publications he could trace, word ...
... a bequest would be a state of finances in which receipts exceed expenditure. THE UINITED IRISHMEN PAST, AND FENIANS PRESENT. Seventy years ago the United Irishmen were what the Fenians are now. The only difference is that they looked to France for aid ...
... in gratifying spleen. Ranting repealers, who will not wait the time of O'Connell, talk about founring a ' society of united Irishmen,' after subscribing your moral allegiance to him as Pre. cursors. Talk of not allowing a tribute to the Rev. A. P. Magee ...