The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-28
ONE MORE RALLY FOR IRELAND
THE NATIONAL FEDERATION of
AMERICA ISSUES AN APPEAL.

Dissolution of Parliament Inevitn-
bic From the Hour the House of
Lords Rejected the Home Rule Bill.
Faith Kept with the Liberals by
the Irish Party in Parliament IN
der Very Trying circumstances.
New York. June g7.-The following APP
peal is issued by the Irish National Fed
GRAFTON of America, in response to an ur-
gent appeal from the irish national party
The liberal ministry has resigned Ire
land is once more to face the authors of
the policy of coercion and landlord rule.
The long pending dissolution of the Brit
ish parliament will follow quickly From
the hour when the House Of Lords rejected
the home rule bill it was inevitable. Good
faith to the liberal constituencies demand
ed that the liberal ministry could not re-
sign without an effort to pass the other
reformatory measures embodied in the
Newcastle programme.
The Irish party have kept faith in letter
and spirit under very trying circum-
stances with the liberal party, and per-
formed their share of the compact, viz:
Mutual support in the passagc Of reforma-
tory measures for Great Britain and Ire
land; home rule to have first place.
Pending dissolution. the Irish party OBJ
| tanned a commission on the financial rela-
lions of Great Britain and Ireland, whose
! report establishes the injuStice Of past re-
lations ana wiz save ireland millions Of
revenue in the future.
The report of the land commission es-
tablishes beyond question the landlord
robberies of the past and confirms the alb
solute ownership of all improve m n made
since 1850 in Ireland The strife and heat
ed craftsmanship Witnessed a the last gen
eral election has been largely allayed by
the pacific, prudent and intelligent appeals
of the Irish party to the people. The
unionists of the north have come to see
that a common interest demands protec-
ton from the landlords and large meet
ings, composed entirely of former political
opponents, have endorsed the Irish party.
Thus has the political atmosphere been
cleared and the Irish cause strengthened
in the interim between the rejection of the
home rule bill and dissolution
Ireland is to-day in a better position
to force her claim for home rule than
ever before. With the liberal party
pledged to the support of home rule in
the future, England can nave no stable
government and no peace until Ireland
is accorded the right of self government.
The general depression IN business has
deprived the Irish party Of the financial
support hitherto obtained from our coun-
trymen in Australia, Canada and the
United States The Irish people have
made great sacrifices TO maintain the
contest from their own slender resour-
ces; the cost of a general election de-
mands immediate financial support to en-
able them to go back with an increased
vote to hold the balance of power again
in the next parliament and wiring from
a tory ministry. If returned, the passage
of a home rule bill for Ireland.
Irishmen and friends of home rule,
this work is worthy Of your support.
TO our wealthy countrymen we appeal
for liberal contributions. lts
To the branches of the federation for
energetic effort.
To Irish-American organizations for
prompt action.
To all for such assistance as they can
afford
He who gives promptly gives doubly.
Thomas Adds Emmett, NJ. D.,
President, /. ". f.
John d. Crimmins,
Treasurer.
Joseph =. Ryan,
Secretary