Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-13
IRELAND'S FUTURE.
s-e.i
paFnrli'S FaFiiamenIhrj 'Ol.
leagues Manifesto.
A CONVENTION CALLED FOR
Z. p. 0'OonnOr's 0DinIoo Of The
pr,ssnI SiiUal OH.

LONDON. C.'. f2.1lr T.rael,s plr!ia-
msutary cu. ,t.u.s have issued the How
ireland ua- d., Der lrldcr, but her cause re-
r.... tIe duD o. tiH living nud dead 10
mai.t.in. erect and ursuilicd. the FAC Of ma
TO- rI Independence. loI, ih' people OF Ire
. la... ..i., ir'. f'e hands pf Mr. Pa"ncll and
h.. Htr..H",nt.rN colleagues the charge ut
yO.rr.. t.l iuNr..f. and the honor and
fa..... .f fI.u ......i cease. You C3ECd %. Iv
t....' .'tu..u.Y means % restore prosperity,
u..ce sIl .IaU lom to our country. and ant
mated lg lt. ..l.if, guided by hi, clcnr intel
lIr.asr cad ir ness uf soul, We carried tho
Cif f-. to Io.., az which the tower Of victory
COu. Doe rg.u nr a.l mel.
but m au Unfortunate hour n majority Of
tho lii-l representatives, al the bidding o' nm
Ing.i. Do sfNic-..yu, broke our rank, ,ahTudp.rl
the flax OF .u. end .it opposition uit RAGGED
thrrs. ives ..l.w rH aud fai ll',s "i the
Irf, 70 state. .t.. We itfg.ct 10 become
fuft.. the |T.u.ou. rcllinE upon the ua-
tiolaI convict on. md maintliucd intact the
al.c.ianc, 10 tac iulcY nd,ut national party,
ia the conviction t'.ut the people would JUSTLY
end support u-. The great leader is dead, but
the ,pu-c liE,- 0H. RD'yiug ou your devotion
90 Irish nationality, We pr'uga to carry "u the
strus ..u GnfIl i.e principlr- urWAlch J., u'rd
aad died triumph, aid the national unity r.
STORED. She par l.WyutHrt j. pledged 10 Work
f.r Ireland uaecr the fas Of an independent
ONO. % i.u. absolutely free from the control Cf
any foreign power or party.
TLi. J.. our resolution. It's realization de-
pcud- mon yuI. II involves sacrifices ard
stru .'c-. and we call upon you to MAKE tu'm.
Tru, ptlc principle that W. are th' lu.tTu-
meut- Of tAg pga.lc. wc have .plycl 60 cH,! "a
convention ot representative lr'-apan o. dis
cu-- in tie name OF tho nation iLo b,eane
whereby 20 rry out lie policy ana program
be h.gucUtlod iu dying. To our ranks We
shall welcome Ell honest men who boieye that
the political a.iuits In Ireland should bc con-
trollel by i.o rp rc-.utuii1r5 ut the lii-h pco-
pie alone; hu, with mcr who arc Immediately
rv-r.l.,bi, for tIe disruption OF the national
raIt. who. A. .hsdiouCe 10 fore gu iictation,
hluu4ci tp H,. q the foremost man ~ our
race. us cn. have no fellowship. H their
gui. o4 ireland there can'oc no ,Hiety.
Between them AID the men who stood true 10
the ca.fc If national independence, lrclagd
must p.oI-c. on tie tlrcshhuld of the tomb
the leader We moIn drhnoI our duty in these
luu.ri .haJ 20 words: III | Gu dead and gone
tomorrow. t.r G,u tshtiug against English
influence Ir Irish public life u1.t fi-Lt on
siN. gUoy will .ul D. inicp..lcnt nation
gll.t-, u.cy can stiu t,lioyo Ip fhC future Of
Ireland ASA nation, and still protest ,na' y
was not hy tnll.g tuc orders Or an EHgii g
minister thst Ireland iuture could DO saved
protected aan SECURED
Fellow coun.ry.: ca. j.; II b. the rlory Of our
race az home aad a'r.rI, 80 act mp to the
spirit OF thi, message. tod save Ireland.
The manifesto Is signed by Alexander
Blame Garryt Michael Byruc william Jo-
scph C,rhct, Michael Conway, Henry
Campbell, James Laurence Carew, John
Joseph Ciucy, james J. Dalton, james
Cubhi.- Iils,a.i, Edward licr,ioEt II.
Timpt Harr.p-ton, Iie9ry Harrison,
Luke Patrick Hayden, Eimund Leany.
Ju.ypa Edward Kenny. Iaom1s X Ma
luirr Richard Lalor, Pierce Mahony, SIR
i cpl Neale McE'nna, j. Nolan Thomas
O'.au.on. patiicA O'Brie1, james J.
or ~. John O'Connor, Richard Power,
J,u. L.. Il .dmoud Edward Shelf.