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... genius of sedition, 10 unite I masses of an ignorant and Priestriddc-n peasantry iu a simultaneous how I, on the occasiou of some imaginary remedy for actual suffering. Never was there a people so easily led in masses Irishmen; never were men so difficult ...
... state (4tli R., p. 14) that great which follow : Satanic.— Will Horace Greely, of TKr Tribune, please to inform the poor Irishmen of New York what lias become of the 25.1X10 dollars which they subscribod, out of their earnings, to make revolution in Ireland ...
... charitable individuals who had given work Ireland. This Society was in correspondence—(and, although was beside the matter, Irishmen would gladly hear the fact)—with no less than three hundred industrial Societies in this country, who transmit their work ...
... it was, he believed, tbe only Society in Ireland in which they could all meet with hearty goodwill. In It they all met as Irishmen—(loud applause)— regardless of those disputes that had so long existed between them—for the benefit of their common country ...
... day'* sales ate €.OOO bags, 1.000 being taken for export and s|>eco!ation. The arrivals since Friday are five vessels from the United States. CultU. Toksdsv, Dec. S.—(/rata, Ac—Wheat, white, 20« to 20* ltd per do., red, 17s Cd to lls per do.; Barley. 1 to ...
... And then j to told that I am not to unite with all creeds and classes of my countrymen, to free our country from that ruin into which landlord tyranny and Government in- I difference will throw it?—that lam not unite myself j with my Roman Catholic friends ...
... great Protestant country, jealous of all foreign influence? Why should not the Irish assert the right that none but Irishmen, elected Irishmen, should bold ecclesiastical honours in their Irish Church? This would be no violation of their doctrines and creed—it ...
... the Reformation, in 1537, the Royal title was, for the first time, assumed; and, on the grounds of its previous absence, Irishmen had notion that their allegiance to the King was not to absolutely respected. This fact was embraced in the preamble of the ...
... flrmnrts in the market, consequence of advice* from the Lulled State*. The arrivals since last Friday are ten vessels from the United State*, one from Brazil, and two from Egypt. BANBUIUt.E. Teasosv, J.» 31.— ...
... make a decided movement to re-establish Monarchy. But, though the Legitimists are not prepared to unite upon one candidate for the Throne, they may unite to perpetuate a paralysis of legislative and administrative action, in order to disgust the nation ...
... were, that Irishmen bad hitherto been too troublesome, and that it would be convenient to placo them in a situation of greater quiescence, with respect to the Imperial (Jovcrnment, be thought that it would be extremely unwise for Irishmen, even though ...
... l-ct sec, then, what the phenomena are which Ireland at present moment presents to nr view; let fancy ourselves disposed to unite our private fortunes with her destiny, and examine, with the scrutiny of self-interest, lha various clrcumttancra of her c ...