The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-05
The Ir;sh-American Vote.

10 the Editor of the Indianapolis Jou rna,s
1t is a palpable fact that ~bloocy-minded Bal
four. and the rabid Orange ruihsn, Chamber
lain. are working tooth and toe-nails to force
their Golden Club principles upon America.
Irish-Ameriean Democrats are helping them,
and still those Irishmen call themselves "pa-
%triots.r A few months ago an English royal
commission received letters from every Board
of Trade in the United Kingdom stating that:
The protective tariff of America is the bane Of
our life." And yet, in spite of all this, a trinity
Of Indianapolis Irisbmen comes out against the
protective tariff of America and tells as thas
patriotism consists in running America and en-
riching England. Those Irish Democrats know
n their hearts that they are doing just what
suits that English aristocracy whose hands are
now dripping with Ireiand's most
themselves patriots. We are come, alas. to g
very pretty pass. when 1rish-Americans feel
proud of being co-partners with the Harpers.
the Curtises, the BENEFITS and the filthy Pucks
Of the Plymouth Rock dynasty. Irish Repub-
licsns scoru such company. II Cleveland. By
mum & Co., are re elected there will be Joy bells
ringing in merry England. yet bogus Irishmen
are trying to bring joy to the heart of John Bull.
aud there is nothing new in all this. We know
that two-tbirds of the English army that accom-
plished the final fall of Ireland, At the battle of
Kinssle, were Irish Catholics. We Irish Repub-
lean clubs have read of how bsstardized Irish
men have helped perfdious England, and how.
when the battle Yves over, the devi,ish En- elish
proposed to cut the throats of the mercenary
Irish. We Irish Republican clahs will be glad
to see England treat her allies
OF to-day in like manner. We Irish
Americans know / ow Irishmen have carried
Englands blood-stained banner all over the
world. We are ashamed tbs so, end We propose
20 stop the devilish work.
We I~rish-American Republicans have the as
sertiou of Sir Alexander Barring that "the low
tariff Of the Democratic party made the United
States more beneficial TO England than they
could be by becoming her colo 1iea" Nav
cures darker than perdition alight upon the
Irish wretch who would enable bloody Balfour
Alexander North American Review for 1870, p.
that enabled England to carry all her wars to q
successful issue. And still some Irishmen have
become so bastardized in their nature AZ to
help England in this contest.
To ths sons OF Irishmeu / would say: This 10
. MISREPRESENTATION fight between the
industries Of America and the industries Of En-
gland. What, then, 10 you think Of your hide
bound oaddlGS who are for England and against
Americal Sons Of I%rishmen, you have often
heard your fathers say that "Eneland's diff
Guilty is Ireland's opportunity Look at them
now. England Is In the midst of her diff
~cClties. and men calling themselves Irish are
trying to help her out 1 am glad that 1.-The
Queens Irish" have come out 10 the Sentinel
in favor Of Madam Victoria, her interest and
her empire. Thsre Is music in the air, and the
'Quesn's Irish will hear it
P. c. CARROLL.