The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-05

Chicago. March 5--War between Ire
land and England-s revolution OF -.
Irish people against the misrule OF Brit
ain--was demanded I'm Central Music Hall
SUNDAY night. and set 1000 persons In a
frenzy.
The one hundred and twenty-third an
niversary OF the birth of Robert Emmett
offered a fitting inspiration for the
scene.
Mayor John Daily OF Limerick came
900 miles to express his sentiments.
Maud Come journeyed from Dublin for
the same purpose. and Major John Me-
Bride. OF Blakes South African Irish
Brigade, added his testimony TO the in
dictment against Britain. Fully Ave
minutes of nppause and cheers greeled
Maud Come.
ireland is dying of England's rule to-
day she said. as the cheering ceased
SLOWLY but surely England Is carrying
on that policy of determination which
has made our island spot of desolation
in the past BY taxes, by the hard rule
of landlords and by tyrannous system
OF commercialsm she IL waging the bit
ter war. During the reign OF Victoria
2.oooug Irishmen died OF famine In a land
Of plenty and 100000 were killed outright
in the name Of England
REVELATION AND WAR ~
''The tiine has come FOR something
more thau parliamentary agitation. We
must do something else for the freedom
of Ireland than pleading with the Eng
lish King and the House of Parliament.
If IL means revolution and a war we'are
ready: and IL must conceive do not know
how soon
ireland has now spent 20 years IN par
lIamentary agitation and she has had her
till OF Il. Wnen the idea OF revolution is
abroad I'm the land the people burn with
the fghtlrg ardof They are willing to
stay AZ home and fight and die. They will
never run away from death like that
They Will ran away only from the inac-
rIon which the parliamentary agitators
have brought uDon the hand.
.'Fifty thoHsand persons are leaving Ire
hand every year because VI the English
oppression. and il this rate continues
there will be bot 2tO0,pn persons LETT
,here In ~ years. lcr 80 years We have
been given promises by Parliament that
We could win our freedom without a war
and without bioodshcd.
"Bui now on the verge of destruction.
we realize that 40 liberty can ever come
10 as unless We ARE ready 20 make sacri-
fees and light battles. why should Ne
not succeed in a revolution rs well az
America did as we'll Ak the Beers will
for those people IN South Africa who are
nghting today viii surely win their lib-
srty.
king Edward VII has nude the
statement that the Beers must yield but
do you remember thai once before = ccr-
tain English King made the same state
ment In regard 10 America? And did
America yleld2 There ~ no longer ans
doubt that England is becoming weaker
There ~ coming war.and when 10 comes
ireland must he ready 10 SIGHT
IRELAND SHOULD STRIFE.
'.Ireland should take advantage 81 th,
opportunitv now af hand and strike foi
freedom. and that n one reason We three
have come 20 America 20 consult witt
you about the best means FOR doiug go
tNhy should We not succecd On q rev.
olutionary movement aS other nations
have sucsecded. as You people here M
America succeeded when you fought
your own way 90 liberty. and ar M,
Boerr down in South Africa will most
s1rely succeed in the end
tFfreianS T. beginning 20 realize this
ard or the verse of The grave she ls
neakenlpg. She II weak but she - i'm.
proving. Even her native language. which
was fading away. she has called back ~
life. and the future Of The Irish iangusge
80 sooken tongue j. now secure
One of our first necessities now r. r.