The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-08-18
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lnsrnsy. Editor and Propriet5r.l
The Chicago Tribune Il prceminently a fair pauer.
when dealing with Irish Affairs We believe Il hoa-
Getty endeasors 70 aid the cause of thai oppressed
people IN every legitimate way that an American
newspaper can but that its honest aims in this d.
rectioa are frequently thwarfed by its imperfect
OF irish public men is painfully apParent
Thai paper for instance. never loses opPor.sni-
ty Of throwing siur at 0'Donoyan Rossa-chAr.r-
terizins that gentleman by turns knave, a fool.
and hyPocrife. No man lives who is les tlesery-
ing of abnse than this same O'Donovan Rosa, To
those who knew the man il is entirely unnecessary
TO say that more sngieninded, purely disinteresi
honor and honesty, and would scorn to do q mean
dishonorslbe. or dishonest aet.-
oDoSoVNs HONORABLE AND-UPEIGHT' METHODS.
United Irishman, May lil
lnevery seaport town Of the werld where six men
Of irish blood can he found. these ak men should
organize, aud be the lookout to burn down or
blow mp whatever property Is carried under the
Ensi-h nag. What il they are peaceful ships i-iet
them be; destroy them.
United Irshman May l4l
There is the English flag sailing in every sea Of
the world; there are thousand Land League Clubs
IN America Each club could take one English shin
with delight the sinking or blowing up of every ship
carrying that pirate flag. Do your work. Land
Leaguers: but do it tiscreetly. Don't involve the
land you love by blowing about what you are going
to do, or how You going to do it but when the
deed is done LET il be untraceabe and let il be said
''wise was be that did it,"
United Irshman May iLl
LONDON. May 3-The Government has received
n cablegram from Montevideo, stating that the shin
Dotercl was blown up off Sandy Point in the
Straits OF Magellan. ON April 26. She had compile
ment Of li9 officers and men, only eleven of whom
saved
II there were lrishmen among these men we are
sorry for it but. anyway they in the ranks of
lreland's enemy, and sworn t6 do that enemy's
work. even To the holding of their native land in
slavery. We hope il will be a warning TO all sol
disrs sailors and Peelers in the English service to
up the barracks before they leave.
lUuifei IrishmAn. April sIl
II we will only go into business together and with
determined will, make England screech
Let US have more talk, but action, and plenty of
that, anu We viii do more good for Ireland than
If we wasted wind enough to blow the Atlantic
from It's bed. We must meet fire with fire, and if
England plays determination in way, we can
play it in another fashion lfEngland throws down
the PEASANTS hut, tumble the princely man
sion If England Stays Irish and women, We
Her factories her doek-yars, her shipping-an are
AT mercy. if only have the courage to do and
dare; aud think those attributes are not wanting
IN u.s. II We can only concentrate the energy of the
Irish people on the surcst plan of suceess-war To
the knife by night and by day, wherever the rag
erimsoned with our peoples blood is known to float
United Irishman May 81
II every club of the Land League in America
would 20 TO work in n decent manner and sink or
explode an English man-O'-war or an English shin
Of any kind, it would be grand thing for Ireland.
Ii every society of the Irish throug the world
would each of them take one English ship and pro-
vide quarters for il in the deep, England would
very soon feel the return vengeance of that peo
pie she thanked God were 'gone with u vengeance"
and she woud think il time to give up the govern
Inent of that country to which she has ever been a
curse: An English war ship has been blown up; it
IL yrl eref nuuIt tlauf g.
the Irish that did the deed, and there is not
to say I'll You did it." II the vengeance of the
Irish race followed the English flag all over the
world, and wiped il out in night, in grand
coniagration, the nations Of the world would re-
joiee that the pirate Of the world had long length
been brought to her knees The light that blazed
that English ship Doterel to her destruction is
the light that must blaze before Irelands
freedom.
United Irishman, June a.
The Irish race are scattered all over the world
and the English flag flies all over the iworld. In
these two facts lie the of the ability of the
Irish race to bring England TO her knees. England
ean disarm the Irish people in Ireland and then she
send Ia her horse foot, and artillery TO shoot
people down; but she cannot send out n regiment
with every ship that carries her flag out into the
world and in war-as England is at war with Ire
land acknowledgements make no distinction between
war ships and ships Of peace they strike the
mys flag wherever they can strike it, and when the
Irish take spirit enough TO attack England that
way, lrcl1nd's independence is at hand. Therefore
have we suggested, and now suggest, that in any
and in every seaport in the world where six Of
Irish blood can he found, these six men should band
together and he ON the lookout for the English flag
with a view to distroy whatever that hag covers.
United Irishman, June A.
You. Irishmen in Englands army and navy, arc
ms guilty OF maintaining the slavery of your country
the foreigners beside whom. in the ranks Of Eng
lantl's defenders, you fight,
Ion are therefore warned. solemnly warned, that
your barracks will be blown up, that your ship will
be sunk! and if YOU are killed. MANNED or crippled,
ysnr blood will be ON your own heads!
Take warming! Take warning. for on the track Of
your countrys enemy are the nvenging administers
OF the Irish army of liberation.
United Irishman June H.
England has proclaimed war on Ireland; has shot
down the Irish people: has taken the command out
Of the hands of the civil authorities and put it into
the hands Of the military authorities. Let every
Land League Club organize itself into the blow
Ing up Of mn English ship, or an English castle, or
to terms.
United Irishnan, July l6.l
But Irshmen will bring you to your senses in the
long run You threaten 10 hunt them out of Eng
land try it; the Irish would only little pro
vocation TO have at YOU. One dollars worth of
'.modern science can blow up ship well as a
Gatling gun can do it.
United Irishman July l6.l
The work that frightens and hurts England most
is the work she sereeches at. Irishmen should
understand this and should turn their attention to
such work. instead of spending their time, their
crsy, and money in constitutional and paramenta-
ry agitation. II every Land League Club would
blow up Do;erel, England would not have any
ships to take soldiers over to Ireland TO evet the
people Think well on it,
United Irislman, July -
Yes; and It's just like the English Government.
when they tlisar1n the Irish people and then cry out
to us: "Why don't You out manfully and
fight in honorable warfare in the open field,
instead Of runnn. into holes and corners, blowing
mp castles and Notwithstanding the life
out of u.s. and playing hell generally with tears
and our securities 7!
NO, thank you! the Irish this time will choose
their ground. their time and their own
opportunities TO ''brins you to your knees
Hrupgisfs Praise Them.