The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-26
MIR. DOOLEY ON WAR.
He Discusses the Financial Phase of
the Venezuelan Trouble.
From the ChIcago Evenlng Post.

From the Chicago Evening Post.
Mr. McKenna had discoursed OF war to
his hearts content. He had been to a
meeting of the Wolf Tones, and the Wolf
Tones had been for war and a resolution
had been offered by the secretary voiun-
teering to invade Canada the first time
they could get a day off at the rolling
mills, and it had passed unanimously and
amid the widest applause. Mr. Dooly lis
tened attentively and then he removed
his glasses and wiped them on his waist
coat.
"JaWn," he said, "ye may take Off ye'er
eplets an lay down yeer double-barle ed
shotgun an hang up ye'er fife an drum
They'll be no war.
"F'r why? They was a man by the name
iv Mcguire wanst that lived In tn Twin
ty-second ward, but belonged to tn same
camp with me. He was tn most rarin' tar
in dnnymiter that liver lived Whiniver
/ wint to tn lodgeroom FIR to smoke a
see-gar an have a talk with tn la-ads
knew an hear Tim Darsey sing Let Ire
land Ray-ha-mimber tn Days iv Old me
ears'd be split with this man McGuire's
orathry. An says he. Are We min or
ar-re ye slaves? he says "Will we sit idly
here with ye'er hands i'm yeer pockets
while tn craven flag fv tn sassenach
floats DER tn green land2 he says, an a
brave people Is gr-round down beneth tn
mimber O'Donnel an O'Nelll iv tn r-red
hand, an Sarsfield an limit an Mea-
CHER an Wolf Tone an John Mitchell an
sthrike wan blow FIR freedom? he says
ooh, he says, II twas lift to me not wan
shtone'd stand on another in that occurs
ed land he says. I'd give tn last clint ~
me money an the las dhrop Nv me blood
FIR tn cause he says, If / cud die he
says, 'cryin' ireland free. says Mcclure
tn cooper w tn Twenty-second ward.
''Well, wan night tn. camp was more
dure was bolted an tn sanyor garjeen
got uD. He was white in tn face an low
spoken, fr he believed tn way to conquer
England was fr to hoist a church or two
an kill polisman An he be tn same
token i believed tn same mesilf in thin
days / know difrent now. He said they
had lads planted in London and Liverpool
an at a certain signal twas tn intintion
fr to blow uD Windsor Castle an maybe
take a lg off tn Prince Nv Wales. TIL
cinthral executive had ordhered an assiss-
mint iv five dollars apiece, an he'd put
tn matther to a vote. Thin me bould Me
CURE he ups an says: wait a minyit
he says. Wait a minyit,' he says. Sure,
now, ye don't name we have to give up
ffve?' he says. FIR tn cause iv freedom,
says the $. &. Well, now says Mcclure
L think tbs too much he says. I'm as
says, but says he, 1T looks as though ye
was thryin' to crowd this here thing. Five
dollars is a lot Nv money to spind,' he says.
4 vote no. says Mcclure, the cooper Tn
rlst Nv us paid down, but tn nix time / see
Mcclure he'd jined tn peace movement.
Now, Mcclure, tn cooper. amt tn
prtSldlnt " "a Ddnk an ne am IN luitoF
iv a newspaper an he amt professor Nv a
college. He might be, but no wan liver
asked him an so he's just Mcclure, tn
cooper. But McGuire's in tn Dist iv COM
pny. FIR months an months tn papers
have been roarin' FIR war, like dhrunk
man with a rock in his hand. Come on
saws they. "rh' back of me hand an tn
sowl iv me fut to We. Wen have no ag
gregation on tn side iv America, they
says Well, Big Steve he woke up wan
rnornin' an took his pin in his hook an
dahred England FIR to fight. Thin tn war
was over. TIL first man to declare peace
was Prof. Won Hollstein. tn imminent
he we cant have war; he says.
What he says, do We want to be fight