The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-18
IRISH NATIONAL lluIyIl
The Executive Council l,.,.,
''esf0 to the America, r.sl, y
WILL BE SENT TO THE psssIpE,,
One Hundred Thoussna :,
'"ered to Contend Again. . :. s'lt''n
Other Nation,

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u america and a copy Of Ii Ia, ~,
10 president Cleveland: gu
TO the Members of the Irish Ana.
the American Public: W
1t has been publicly CHARGED ~, !,
policy of the Irish Na,,ou,, .r,. ' y
an irish policy Of hatred to Enk,M !,
therefore contrary to IN. ,,,. ~ 4
America This calls in question n. !
atty to the Republic. Of our p.on,. N !,
We declare 1T lncontrovsrtIb,. ~,
more bitter more perhdlous Or p,o,. ;,
relenting enemy than Grea, p,,,..
inc United states has ever existed ~.
land has ever been the ycn,afp, !. n
american liberty and republican ,ns,.-
tons. Imbued with this cor,,.u.
seeing that Great Britain has ayovsd !.
intention to trample upon the Ma.
doctrine by her attempt to roh w..
zueia OF her territory and has dared J
violate the integrity Of our t.rr,,o,, !!
Alaska, we hereby offer as proof o, N
loyalty and devotion to the coup,r, |
which we are citizens, to place a, NJ
disposal of the president Of the t,,.
States without delay 10000 soldier, \
brave AS have ever shouldered Nj
and every man of whom is a bel,ey,, \
the principles and teachings Of The N,
tional A9lliancc.
our army which is now organized \
ready to serve the American Republic j
any part Of this continent and should NJ
enforcement Of the Monroe doctrine nv
it's aid, will either on Irish soil Or t]
English ground, establish the fact cal
the intrepidity the valor and the hr,su
of the Irish brigade will again prove d.
loyalty of lrishmen to the United sts,a
Whether the nation which dares 10 y
terfere with American principles M Eis
land or other foreign power, We cafs Il.
The men whose faiths are with The ~
tional Alliance stand ready to fsa b
the rights Of our country.
We have proven our loyalty on many
hard fought field, whether tse ensra
the Republic were Englishmen tors y
rebels.
AS to our relations with Ertax "
have no apologies to make, rdss y
offer. Should II lie possible to ssna Va
with any power on earth w ~ w
hesitate to do 50. The chief ceixs y a
Irish National Alliance is to srssa y
opportunity wnioh will enable v to au'
the British enemy from ireland \
was ar'Ven lf'"' 'ne oA.,. ....,,, !,
England's crnelty. oppression II
.....aou "a ,,a ,,ehts AZ Ar,1
nsuTpa'ion OF the f's .a.,. ~, \
-, w., n,.v IA, Il. N
iea' III America We p a's ~. me- .,,,., !,
may S0o'' ''''''' "',' =, a. ,.,,t,, 4. 81,
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CONFERENCE.-THE VETERANS
tho Confederate Veterans Of New u
r,a. Ia .nec,a, executive session AID VI
' n,s' 'n sa aaan,sa the following 'ss
whereas. The message Of the p'saa'1
49,. .,,,. dav to congress, na'S'
submitted this day 10 ~. ,' ,,on, with I'D
- .r,st that The Y
Britain, and While wo ,,,.,.s !, !
e,.,,,.,. WAY bo amicably adjus'ea y
A'e"i'S ''"' Tho two grssA
satisfaction and honor OF '"' W.
m,,. be IL
nations on earth' pe " ~. M. tst|
Resolved i""' ,adorse by Us 4
a p0si',o" 4 ,nara should be no backs
,,an. and he 1t further i
i'' g Now York, 90 VI
Grams gs" in the event of war =
ourselves - "a offer to the pea'
in New York ana ONE .ans 70 I
company OF Confederate vs ,,s,rv sua
49, -. ,ho honor of our coah''
, flag