Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14

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our government 10 lhls Nioiat,uh VI 'i,
terhatlo.a' iish's' we ulsciaiseu
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Oh the national convention oil each
! OF the great political parties, we re-
guested and received pledge that
English landlordism, which Is nearly
expelled from Ireland, snail not be
permitted to transfer Its evii seeds to
American soil. In adopting This
peaceful method of prevention, rather
! than waiting until the cure OF
/ force should he required, we reclted
the policy OF Mr. Gladstone, who
could not disestabllsh an alien church
untii, according 10 his own aVowal,
expl j-ires hai resoundad IN England,
and We nave relied on agitation to
effect public Dement'S, thus following
/ the principles OF Charles stewart Par
nell. No man can douot that II the
leredl AIRY land monopollsls OF Great
britain fastened themselves upon our
| free SOIL, the hay wluld inevitably
/ come wncn tie sturdy settlers, with
arms ana vengeance, would drive
them OIL as they drove the red ma
RAIDERS, whose natural titls was better
imam any that can be acquired by for
eigh aristocrats from natlve land grab
hers, whether individual or corporate.
The IRISH National league will persist
IN eNacting the luliillment of these
pledges, I'm II the enactment OF
national an ttite constitutional
amendments shall insure the republic
against the reopentng of the Irish
land question upon American soil.
reiloW couhtrymeh, the only creden-
ereJ I , me-" es ' ~ 'nis n,or are sne
Iaa"',n nn aae i,tsn nat,'iihl
I"Sue', va youuer Threshold we
of p,a., t onaiaclei n as nie,hosrs
W n .h ,i'1m psS'es' me ohly ue-
.te iilsh N"Vioi"' iensue iIiakes
Mad h ,ns ,,.a poi.eics IS the ue-
nI,;no ~, .ne e'sSa..on VI Ahieilcan
n mai. en MI, a. NOME aha abroad L,
II m's anu =, uel,ianu " a,i parties, ana
m.r,s, , ~ 90 ue..r,,i'he .hal every
dda anS mus iespee. II. ~ makes that
,sInmd ut Nv. IN ,ne iiaine VI we Instant
i IL in w ,h we sprsng; II makes
ia,,, ro,,,II; nsI vi 'ne Auer-
ian !, r ,etuoiit' Vi "nlch we are part
hiond niona ~ nos .oi rne man Oh irish
n nu "'ond' ou. ,ol every american,
n ta,ne any au9p.eu, Whelher Ceit OF
In mmt,oI " uaa" IAN vi russian.
- nn.uai respect ana iervenl
81 ,hosa naiIuity unconscious
G,u,' di,r. ni"..e,s wnereoh we right
lily MY n w. n M hlnericahs, let our de
shall fear and rssnec, ne ua "rS a. pa't,es
highest titIe 10 thnir faar III, 'ua. ou'
devotion To- the rennbIic amd az, ou'
spect for ourselves ~ "'' o'' ~
W. 49,, A.,
,.nnii u'' ~ ,ne historic eity OF me
s,,",,io, ieiioWea ny the earliest
a muiSs,e V, 'ne american people
80, ,'i,, 'e roe whom ireland shall
IL u,h a " .eInls vi peaee-struggies
and d don OUT race was variant IN arms
tha haIi 80 ~ I i we meet N
e srv 10" ,ras ~ when ihe genius OF Lib
SW p,Ste ~ r. Wnose walls nave re
whn s,a ~ sne INSPIRED words OF hin
all ALL go s'a and W III lands and
America,. "n Lii, ~ sisss ~ .he Ideal o
Emmet tha SnH oe e,f iover o
, Wandeji phi,,,u NJ M VI " Sonneil-
~ Which va psi, ne piouuest name
( reaIi.sd IL Will h. Nc accep, as III
significance, with ali its re snS ,dits