The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

1 Il his eo' rt,e worthy Of "a
..r1s. But let ctr, me than mT, a po mere |
seharacter that mus se H |
ono and admiral on. S : ,D,s
ksspecl ana goes through TINS
In lri .sn',i some OF them being
II wlInsVIre of a womaus smli,,
sunsnn.s woman's heart 1t
xsf1n,n ~ TO love and TO pe
y beautiful ana iv, neV orn-
daus woman VINO Is hio VA II
Stfiot ,, % a poets verse anu
thIous'o 1--we that. by delayihe
Eye-'ns ~, "a the enemy. Yet ~
gsye mud lin, sneak; let her namt
" wv,Snniody. 1t is OF another
nso at y by nature, less ssy pei io,,
whose fidelity, ueV ,,,,t,,,'
'sacrtfice made her u n n,'n,t9
ID seaman, and before whom
ssrt, , ',,ueak of Ann Devlin, the
|ay ! span Ann Devlin, the faith
be brave ,.ho was subjected BY
s.,s to the tortules :" Il, M
WI .he hangman hooSe III "
n ", ~ make her reveal hii'iie ths
)pl " The woman VINO IN ,ne
Pas ~ Emmet's clouded me
ppr " v, her loyalty; who would
s'esss, IL her life that MS might
y yle!9io,o ireland, who was cast
|spai.s" me spartan mother VINO
&d OF ~ IA and bade him go
lcn h ssfense of his country and
y ARRIVING it IN triumph or
!, in death This Is me irish
~ ~ name / breathe with rever-
~ eh ireland, what have NY
o,h thee and 10 the world?
p ,; ~ Il, poets, philosophers
s.a entrance. cnlighten and
4 w hast given II scholars.
ny' soidlers 10 instruct, direct
anu -, Tar abAe all thou hast
III women whose virtues nave
most precious jewels IN my
pnm @ does the Irish woman
-. wife and mother recall OF
f self-sacriice, of deathlcss
|ss, ma love of the irish sweet
|an , !" and story tellers are
Il dorbtless they are) one can
4 moro wpturouS condition or
i 10 and that the heart OF some
IN beats IN unison with ms
t.s beon told by friend, II
who has been over for n short
ksen probably left part of him
s,b.r eide to guarantee his
/, there is a subtle charm in
|sbe wondrous grace in IA
magnetic touch to a soft.
H and Of other attractions that
n, Irish sweetheart who be-
| irish vile and mother All!
naiherl The very words are a
tlped 10 the profoundcst and
iss,lngs of our nature, and yet
N God OF infinite tenderness
as Inc wall nj the Irish mother
fThy heart. as she saw husband
~ living dead at her side; her
"A al the breast shriveled by
| and suffering; the cottage, the
lle that had seen her the happy
devoted mother. ra2ed to the
/ HE name of the Jaw, the sky
In. the roadside her bed and
Ia said that too often have the
Ireland been like the daughters
lsnt captive race who wept by
h Of Babylon for the desolate
4 vanished towers of Zion.
land! when In tho pleptitude of
4 the glory OF thy nationnood.
(est @ pantheon within which to
HE names of thy great ones,
That the virtues and sufferings
lighters have perpetual record
walls"
b then traced the events com
Nth this century the agitation
Gpatlon and repeal under O'Con-
revolt from his leadership by
Ireland party, the movement OF
Edei IN the dungeon, the dock
again the l!.l and again the
In Fenianisi,. mad planted the
Eii0n In the very ranks of the
kmy, with the result of another
followed by dock and scaifold,
Rhs fall of Fenianism went down
fshtd church in Ireland.
was again resumed under Butt
The inflexihle, resourccful Par
had shown rare qualities pc
ping him for leadership of his
fh q movement whose strength
(lsity was due 10 the work IN
\ the men who believed in reVo-
who We're willing to yield, for
fsihg. their personal convictions,
"A movement that promised ma
. the people in their struggle
(rdence.
he the men who organized the
pings In the United States and
h the bulk OF the money that
(ross the Atlantic like another
m warming aud enriching.
per they had done these things
lhe movement powerful and
pa The men who would now as
llght to speak for the Irish In
PANE TO the front ranks and sat
('M and signei resolutions.
(eilll and fair hearing and sup
" constitutional movement, and
n PERSONAL ambitions and petty
I bitter feuds among the pariia-
Y Implanted unity, honor and
vnen all efforts at Cancellation
lIled, the Naiionallsts here in
|auiaed 10 make Il bold, open,
|Fsi 10 their fellow-citlzens here,
Ensmeh at home, for IA policy of
Y u determined aggression, of
'waey OF lreland's right to take
anohg the nations, of the right
y 10 make h.. a,,,,.t,,,,,,. -,
he blow. 49,
Nsss aaen convention at Chicago
~. last proved 10 the world
,,it OIL O'Neill and O'Donnell,
~ Eiiimet of 'gS and AS still
The race. ~ ''u
'iI ,'..on spoke the true senti-
~, nisnnihen throughout the world
'smsshabie hatred not of Epelisn-
M se English government. for
sns az England that may be
\ ~ .o,erated, there Is an Eng
!. la asu ana fought against by
MY ,vser OF liberty.
~ speeches made there. the
I,,n, ulohs adopted excited the
A ~. ana were uneouivocally
n ~ many leading men and
NJ na as the wild outpour-
n h rdn Tor vengeance, but ere
xs,i nae passed the most distln-
M s men the wisest and most
nv,,utors WED with the orators
. srsas in their denunciations
liss,s ana Saxon cunning.
,sSs applied at Chirnvo uoro
IA Ssi T., when compared win
rNaii.,ss grave senator's and dig
y followed '''u 'eo the way
IL a. NJ " oeen uttered by the Irish
II "a Jus snls country, who had not
Els ~ sotsetfulness of the craft
slilye Nneir ancient enemy.
i Illvr,o.s our government spoke
"a WY va and the roar of the
vas as the new of a sineed
Ss,s are the buster and bray.
an Is s o. oak, the lingo policy
M" ,nying like NJ famous
erinvedN very bully when whipped
,sns ! peti'ioning, Brothcrlv love
1 pet e eanl phrase, the mother