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... Catholics, it convinced him they were observing a strict impartiality. Ireland enjoyed as good government as any part of the United Kingdom; the law was purely administered, without distinction of creeds or persons; taxation was equally imposed on the three ...
... least a possibility of meeting their wishes. Nor have Englishmen any right to burlesque the wish of NERO, and require all Irishmen to have but one complaint in order that they may all be answered with one speech. Indeed, we freely confess that almost every ...
... captured Early. The American Consul was expelled from Matamoras for not recognizing the Emperor Maximilian on behalf of the United States. The Confederation scheme has been defeated at New Brunswick. NEW YORK, March 8 (Morning).-Sheridan commenced moving ...
... following as the text of the address of condolence to the United States Congress, adopted by the Italian Chamber of Deputies:- To the President of the Congress of Representatives of the United States in America. Honourable Sir,-The intelligeence of the ...
... numbers in the United States greatly and purposely exaggerated, and he never saw a specimen of the genues Fenian in Canada. Speaking of emigration, he was much more in favour of the emigrant making Canada his destination than the United States, but ...
... war between the United States and England, and not a dollar in bounty would be required to enlist from 75,000 to ioo,ooo ablebodied and pugnacious Irishmen throughout the States in that holy war. It is scarcely fair to make Irishmen responsible for the ...
... need not have gone to France to learn the art of conspiracy. The plan of union and action drawn up by WOLFE TONE for the United Irishmen would have been sufficient for his purpose, and in all probability this was really the model he had before him when he ...
... history, reason, and argument, then is it full time that some others should have the privilege and glory of having Ireland united to them rather than a people so sunk and abandoned. The battalions of men with their banners unfurl'd, To guard a child's ...
... leaving the United States Government to take any legal proceedings against the purchasers of such property as that Government might think proper. If Confederate captains chose to put to sea, it was proposed that they could not be chased by the United States ...
... n for persuasion. Can the English Government be blamed for this l What injustice of English rule is it that makes Irishmen hate Irishmen with a hatred rarely seen among men alien in speech and race from each other ? Can it be laid to our door that the ...
... arithmetic up to decimals, French, German grammar, the constitutional history of England, the political history of Europe and the United States from ISI to i386o, and be a good 1rtcis writer besides. The historical test is, we imagine, the one which will spin ...
... sundry memoranda concerning the condition of Irish- men in Canada and the United States. They are full of good sense, and point out forcibly the advantages which Canada offers to Irishmen, in contrast with the snubbing that is usually their portion among the ...