The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-23
atitoli,-> aud praumsHtru

Thu. Sun lratnrirea ir5analt has -utfts'
very -ilIy word, tn az respecting IRISH
pfnt,> tant9 anl Irish athullr~. IL IAN
nalIne,s that It t,lItl-tuus' shalt ~at'tri
in srC,.rlns hnmt rul,' fur lfiand lt Will
la r.,tatIl,itsl a government which
viii nwt i'll first allegiance To the l"lr,
IL seems to a~suuH that there j. o. Ia 4
war ,4tNs,n the l'fnttrtrnts ami tthu
li,S. ami that Americans wlll ,takr "h'' SIDE
urthrnthrr. IL ADJ: And it hmrri ans
-halI ever h.. aroused Ia the Necessity ot
acton, th.. lri,hmen of this country Will
lind themselves uvtImatrh,rd AMI out
numbered t,y til,~r wha haze - -s"a't
rish; to remember their English hlfth
and their Protestant faith ~ have ia"
Iul@'s democratic Irish t. cherish them
hatred If England. their lov" of NATIVE
land. and their loyalty Ia th" falal hl'r
arrly.'
W. ,lr not refer To this ARTICLE for thu
Ihrpns, of engaging ia y discussion with
the higot.d praugrman ar English Tony
who wrote. it. We'plotr from II AMI
speak IF !, simply To "mpha,i1' thu
meaning of What has been taking rl1rs
IN lstrr for ,unr time past, AMI fer
which the Tories an. directly responsible.
Lord Randolph Churchill deliberately
lnritrt! the lister brangrmrn tu deeds
uf murder. Lord Salisbury has annurnr-
1T that ireland must h. ruI,l iy force:
that the uuiy alt,tmll,c l. emigration.
There is No rrlpfto h. expected from
1o.inS IN moderation and Iu,trr. he
La, H.
her tern ruinrS. or her pruIlr must trtlt
tn, country. The Turtr- assume that
the Irish are all viulaturs oi hw. anil
that they must lp govern, Il n, criminal.
There Is ne muio cruel ruh' IA thmop'
than that which the Tories advneato ten
Ireland Moreover, the attitude ul the
,ons.rNativ.~ toward the IRISH AMI the
Irish question furnishes an r\,u~" tur thr
act, OF ,i"l,ncr that have recent, Iii
grarrd lalia-l. We dn not like to- l"r
lrVn that Lords Sili>lnir, and Churchill
wulld cuuuNn al murder tu further their
political designs. but murder j. the III
rect and immediate effect of their l.tila.
rnls policy and their inrrn,liary -Isroln..
We havcpuptrd the language Of the
hrgona,it to show the depths 81 hIg"ttN
10 which brangcnrn have descended.
There i, har,il, an intelligent person Nh"
believes that the Irish Government, un
d,l the bead ui the irutrst"nl hllIrll.
wu;lll owe IT, first allegiance IT, the
pnIn. liisntry and hit,rl breed such an
assertion. The Irish Catholics az "a,
strongl, loNnl ~ the men oi l'l-itr at,l
mere generously lnal for there i. me-
narrow hatred ~ their souls. and no
smphlcrlne passion Linllcd hN u "aI Of
Pm years ago. IN all that has happened
since the defeat ui the home rule hill llt
Irish Catholic have shown Themselves
Ia ho better citizens than the prote~ia'lt
of Ulster Except At Sligo they ha,,
been pracabI" and srlf restrained under
great proyocatiun. They have remained
: law abiding while thrIr tfi,nds aud 60
r.lirioni,'S were being ,llul down. n
less the world hears some r,ut,-t against
these btang" Wittay"H from w." Tories
the cunrlu- ION must u" reached that the,
are Deliberately planned fur rlr, tl,l
purposes, AMI that Salisbury and
Churchill contemplated the awful con
sclurn,"e Of their words y. Nmk Star