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Saturday,,,,' March
Vol. 1. No: 7. . b J'lOg
a b out
Rule
t.h e
passing.
Bi!l in its or-ginal
-0 f
h tel
I
form.
comp IiIS h
it J,
speak.
Training,
sions Empre,
What t.hen is to he the result? lion of Ulster pressed
its
impose rest
inalienable
its
wishes
of Ireland
Not the lobby,
to
ballot
I
and
its prejudices,
box,
and
who is to rule
only
dictatorship,
ment
is to
. the
when
they
Democrat.c
of the
sup·
by
amd
Ulster
But desp.te Ireland's
be done.
govern-
'made
by the gold
pa wns.
a powerful
to Ulster
T:he concessons with
the
weigh
heavily
have
upon
the
Ir,e].and
cult
yet to deal ,with come
to .placate
of it all increases
the
o'or
Ireland';"
Ireland.
Outpost
oat
Speaking
strongholds
them
;~ud
--0--:-
.~. y
Dillon
would
•.~.
trad-itions
week
Concessions.
tions,
ernment ster
be
j:ry.
The
rifles
can
N at.onalist
i consummation i still
makes
I are
by
of Irelandl
is
the
which
won
the
same
means
the and
struggle,
without
The that made
.'
I and r
rejected
with
been
contumely,
threat
will
make
every
the Tory the .British
Par-
been
successful.
Ire-
the
any return of impossibility.
300,000 N a·
~Qverll1nent the old
As to the
be accomplished
mary eVeJl·
I
by
which
of
if .it is neces
-
-
gave
the
Green upon
to
it only
are, gos-
music
freedom.
-:.
lift
the
At
meeting
have
drawn
"Give
us
the
their
with
brazen
freedom an
guns."
every
to
movement OQt
the
of
_..
- - _ __ .
that
will,
clear
'Of
the
will
.. - .....
,
ways 'and
of, the
doubt about will he no , no
been
I.. I
l
I,
display
0(, •.
soldiers
if
discipline, wise hands
movement
lie;;
~rmy
I ~quiP.!
may
are
be
Of. course
to count,
upon
the' fi.deli~y
to the trust
true they
rea.
care.
Irish .people_ to the The Irish people have not
natio~l been al-
reposed
wanting
I I
what
to their
I i
!
I
them.,
in
to-day.,
Uniforms. T.he question decided',
brains see
to
the
land
wi 1.1 have
what'
uniform
form
at
the
co-rps got
is
the
Clontarf, men
will
,
... ,.".'
or
;
is still unso we
to
getting-
muster but be
...
,"
short
i
.
to'!
in
.to uni-
as it is uni-
present
..'.
Ire-
U)lshort
being
I :
as
Ibe adopted. is
I
trust
throughout
instructions,
time full
,
uniform
a week
various
of the
formed ands.
pa-'
Ill:
that
permit
every town freedom are
of
ibUJ!.
doubtedly
farmstead,
Ireland's
_.
speakers
tribute
But first in whose the
I -"
be
national
have
of the faith,
necessity
will
and
raj~ks
inthe
the
who
Undoubtedly
have
of
Col·
which
All
the
na-
men
again
muzzles of
emb lem, hearts,
Ireland
..
to
the
meeting welcome
it will
guidance
they
is Ire.
in
or
Voluntter
...
anniversary
hats
a
safely. entrusted
support.
Volunteers
Parliament
in
the
of resurgent
after
the
show,
merit
tra-
Irish
Irish
nana-
lise their responsibrljtv and knew they are 'Out to achieve and the
drab
Once
Irish subject
the
I
of
as
men
an
is
the
pa~ive
of
that
From
to
a lesson
will be
force, big
years
point
as
~ Burt it
manhood of Ireland is athirst for rifles but -the time to suplPly them is not
Ire.
martial
Ieaverr
marching
wakened
throbbing
\
well
I
The Guns,
carried
nationality
every hamlet and village, and city, hearts aflame for
to ac-
may
of
I..
renewed It
driving
after
youth
represent of
I
I
~
to
they
The
'Of. of
flank
sist
still
come, the brave
will
tions
in
its
PQwer.,
potentialities
And
tionality and made history.
to make
be
as
heard
accepted
voice
lege
it.
sary
to
Volunteers.
has
Par liament
system
thai
yet
cannon
. of "the
methods
not
that
rnust
a long way towards
the
I ,
'.
a symbol.
live
I
"WIll be the!
Ireland
than
a real
with toin.
empiy
yet
•.
a
re-awakening
just yet. Let there be no it the Volunteer movement
have
Y'¤a~
scarcely
fittingly
conscious
of Clontarf
are
prove
and its willingness
gl'O.wIin!g fewer
the
Land's
and
be more
a force,
a'11<I the
to-day,
r.
It will
destiny;
the
banners
tramrp
the
Ierla.nd,
stregth
con served effort
re,-
prepara-
.
nation
its
had' guns. arms, Those
but
The
K:Mionahsts,
these
or
death
many'
and
will
they then
0:£
dition
Party
of
The thing
in
colour
a
who _ would
masses
and
glory
manhood
will
have
time
its
of
men
Volunteers
shot."
Ireland's Strength.
pos-
"
and
~
to Ulster
!
tile
the
young
the ri fles has yet to be he·ard in places where heretofore resolutions were Ireland's only voice. The uniforrrr" of the
would
force,
"'e
and
Ireland
"
anniversary"of
made
Answering the 'Call. have
that
of
sacrifice
:
the
great
Already
and
symbol
and
the Vel-
task.
and! route march
hall
Our
pel
in
'Further,
to
.s floa:ting
the
the Dane,
first
being
pageantry
fitting
army
Ireland's be
the
with
the
tiS, and prouder.
Sacrifice in
to tplaces,
in defeat.
single
300,000
has gone
.them.
Ireland in an aibsurd
de-
have
raise, the
tionalists
a
Ulster
preposterous
, civil war ; notwithstanding has
raising
helpless
as they
and Ireland
though
uit such
be as
land: can
temporary
a
fi.ght:n~
the rifles 'Of Ulster
liament
.permanent
I s.ble
ron-cession
Gov-
its
. its
~,
that
impossibility,
firing
raised
the, offer and its results final.
d.rill
the
'under
standard
for the
of
Ireland but will he represen. . It will be. redolent of enthusiasm;
ted.
SQ often
to he captured
effort,
wanting
opera-
present
Nationalists
absurd
without
without would
an
in
yet,
Ireland's
'to guide
lancL'~ sincerity both. lVIr,. _.
against
succeeded
13,·11, 300,000
system
that
unsatisfied.
the
Ulsterrnen
Uist,er has
Ulster
aghast
to Ireland's
Ul·
'of
Ireland,
old
coun-
tribut.e still
become
Of course no
is indeed,
mght
dismemberment
the
levy off the' British
contingency,
I mands,
utmost
Rut 'Ulster
exclusion
and their
'before
exclusion.
as the
ernment. As a
now
temporary
is regarded Ulster
are
I
men any day of the
make the g'ov:ern'lllent of Ireland
of the Gov-
to the Tory die-harls
supporters
Nationalists If, by their
(cheers).
ing the the concessions
the
as fighting
has
of ·a nation is no light
freedoll:
not
".,. S unday
'On
remain
said-"If
back
U'lsterrnen
As expected,
(onset!
.are
Celt
,still the object to be 'accomplished.
day 'by day.
=r=
Our
unteers are ready
b;t·
U'lster could raise 100,000 men, it was far easier for the Natiorrailists to raise 300,000 men, and he John
The
on
liberty.
tiorrs
fortresses ; and it the last
a thousand
assured
a real natioreal army' enthusiastic " and disciplined, . ready' to do battle for' Ire-
corps
the severest test is ns unquenchahle
occupies
vi-ctory
from
'battle for
has
of Ireland
is deathless
as ever.
w~Te' freedom."
principles
will
Clontarf
into
his
that
of
the
resurrection
laud's
multitudinous
'battJ.efields
as prolific
rwithout
300, 000
I
find it diffi-
existenc~.
to
shown
and
to
a,f centuries
II present
up with
sprung
the
selt-sacr.fice
suffered
a numerically 'o.f the' Irish people.
portion
The sleep
so far
of it must
'back
a thousand
and'
rejected
however
is in 'si,ght
he path
of:
futile
fr,OID. end to end
r.apid'ity
t.:p.e founders
to
the
i.,
manhood
~
to re-
all its units
It has
mass.
such
and
con-
considered
tel:' the_sa,cr:.tice,
in.
bagatelles
Nationalist
to cede them
The moral
success
to' weld
needs .tr~d
goal
young
~Clontarf and After.
cwn=-come back with a vengeance. The courage that blazed
'Of peace.
'been
and was willing insignificant
/
and
price
to mere
due
. but : Nationalist
From the
one,
are the that
scom
sold
hns
has,
but
to
lies
and' disciplined Irea thousand times
very'
c±et~ls of its military
argument of the cartridge. been
Its
The
if we are true Volunteers .•
dernoc.
comparatively
that
011
cessoris
at
the wonderful progress made army much yet remains to
it difficult
one
The Cartridge Talks. de;d,
The
British
For the Nation's Soul.
~
'The
has
the
army.
Ireland's
Constitutional
right
be set .at naught
hands
(hat
of
arbitrator.
the Union 'w:iih all its decadency
caste
Ireland
not. th-e d.vision
in Ireland.
axe
in
it
by the British
the
triot
v'lew~ at
of Tory reaction at. es and the rifle pl'3,c,ed in
I
aga'inst
to
conces-
Governm<mt that would endeavou enact the old regime in Ireland.
the
contend
final
Party
brains
Price, Id. "
. necessity .
and discipline
English best
backed
mora
to
sacrifice
arms
racy. 'I'rained, armed land 'could accomplish
but lead and gold ar~· to determine
measures port
sec-
determinar'on
upon
must be the
it:h:]Jt forCe
That
has agarr and agairr ex-
which
f\-om an
he rd 'the
its
. no .IS
of Ireland. :have wrung
OILe corner.
Civil War.
'here .~t
21, 1914
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in
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thous-
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