The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-21
THE CANADIAN PRESS ON ROSA.

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all instances, but there can arise circumstances under
which forbearance ceases to be virtue Liberty OF
conscience and liberty OF speech guaranteed all
In Canada, and nowhere they fully enjoyed as
in the tolerant and enlightened Province Of Ontario;
but TO ask that tho importation from q neighboring
country Of "a man who Is engaged in a conspiracy
against the lives and properly OF the innocent people
OF tho mother land and OF Canada as VOL, should be
quietly submitted TO- Is asking altogether too much "
Stratford Herald: IAN audience collected 10 hear
'O'Dynamito' Rosa, the cxFcnian, who has been
denounced by the Catholic Clergy OF New York, could
hardly have any respect for themselves II they pro-
cssed to have any for him. There is not in.elIi-
gent, respectable freshman the continent who does
in his proposal TO buy dynamite Tor tho destruction OF
property IN British dominions, he Is an assassin; and
II dishonest, he IL swindcr. We have no doubt that
the latter rs tho moro correct appestiou ana that
having failed TO make easy ving by tavern keep
ing, he has taken refuge In The Old, old dodge OF pa
triotism that sort OF patriotism winch Dr. johnson
described as the last resort OF scoundroI; Honest
Irshmen OF every creed may well complain that when
the British government mad Rosa IN jail they dd not
keep him there for he only makes OF his liberty
10 line his own pockets and bring disgrace upon his
countrymen, who have never had any love for either
assassins or sw inders, although they have too often
been made the dupcs OF the lattorn
Mitchell Adpocdte:-"rhe Catholic clergy OF New
York ns well as Canada have openly denounced this
demagogue, and venture to say that there Is
respectable Irisbman on the continent who does not
regard him with contempt. He doubt receives tho
support and encouragement Of such characters the
siayers OF the immortal darcy MCGEE, man who
ornament to his country; bus hey ond these
has not sympathzcr In Canada"
Oriliia Times - 'sIrish Roman Catholics In this
Province are neither Fenians nor Fenian sympathiz-
ers, aud there Is no reason In the world to suppose
that the moro intelligent ana thoughtful OF them
would DO one whit moro grati1ed Rossas visit than
the rest oil tho community The insinuation Is most
foolish and unjust one and on behalf OF the loyal SUBJ
jects OF Her Majesty OF all crecds nationatcs In
this section Of the Province desire emphatcaly 10
repudato u"
Guelph Herald THAT Rosa Is tho cold FLOODED
murderer NJ heart which he prctcnds be do not
believe. We incline rather TO tho opinion that his
designs are less tho lives OF Her Maestys subjects
than tho pockets OF the girls oil New York
and the other American cities; but Tor all that, TO
allow much less TO invite, "a man who boasts thai ho
harbors the sentiments aud feelings Of the assassin
TO speak IN pubic In the capital city OF Ontario Is
wrong"
From tho Toronto Mail, March 1911
Seldom mas the advent OF any lecturer IN Toronto
been accompanied with so mucn excitement us that
OF the notorious O'Donovan Rosa last night. Dur
Ing tho day mo streets we're pretty well crowdedj
large element oil the throng was evidently extraneous
IN the CITY, and, IL Is said considerable proportion
came from the other side However that may be, IL
10 certain that foolish exhibition OF rowdyism
than that which occurred last night seldom dis
graced Toronto. Mr.. O'DoLovan kossa arrived IN
Hamilton on Sunday. Yesterday morning he loft for
this city, and got OF the train at The Great Western
Round House, where no met by Mr. Moriarty,
leather dcathcr, residing on Queen street Where
ODonovan Rosa resided during brief stay tn Ia
city was withheld from tho public The Mayor,
u IS understood, engaged de'ectivc TO IN
iervew Mr. Moriarty and to discover the
residence OF tho agiiator Mr. Morarty, with praise
worthy caution, replied the fact the
Of his prosese wsro unknown 70 the public was quite