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W;X1,, No, 7. Whole No. 544.
Presl his
dent,“ son is
ulud to surrender to England in the
matter or Panama Canal Tolls; in order
support in llzoxico, and
via know English history-and Presl-
' ed in know ll.
denl 13 WP
rhuuoll he probably loo r 9.1 it troniidh
orrulu angle that impairs hi via 11--
more one yields to John
dull the more he demondr. it will sure-
round hernre Lhll controversy is
ritlll. Wilson is undertaking to please
her at all human.
All the daily papers which serve Eug-
llsll interests and are always ready to
hack anglund against the United states
nierliaieiy started in uttstk on n
vlu ore ophnsed to the repeal or the No
Tolls provision, concentrating their nre
tor o-cormuu. indeed some evi-
lielilly knew beforehand what the Presi-
dent H35 501115 In ii r they began
on hitaick belore any public stnleruent
oi the Presidential
mic. irsvlu no Va
riher English organs uooused
ouormnn or being nctuated
ntived and hatred or Ellgla
ren no iusclrlontlun whatever for
bringing in the racial issue. if it is to
N hrollzht up in his case will’ should
President Wilson he exellipl?
Sahawfa father and mother were Irish
and the President's mother was English,
And what about Pulitzer and Ocha?
Senator Chamberlain Oregon. Cour
freshman Knowlancl.af Cailiornia. and
Mr. Marin, the Repuhlican leader in the
House at Representatives, are not Iri
Americans, yet they are as strongly
WW1 to the repeal 0! the Na Tolls pro-
n on senator lo'cormun The Arn-
elonianlac papers can‘: socuse hese Am
means a d Ame can rtoclr or rnclui
mug
in 1912 was P t
sly and without the
willinm Jen-
=5
":39 bzen made to proud not
‘M ionteniion did not lldopi the Manic,
is adoption by the Convention is
. maul: oonrlderatlori
d Yeas)’ method or
in now 1;, .
h < at l hi -. t l l
ludlug [in D an a Let‘: 1):‘: if
we raid ,: ;‘e‘f-DIa u honest ,man, to
re election. There hrs
, - ' A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE
IS EN[lLiANllfTl] RUN THE llNlTEll STATES?
, .
president Wilson Breaks The Plaliform On Which He Was Elected, Reverses
Himself And Makes Copmpl-ale Surrender To England, In Hope Of Eng-’
lish Help In Mexico, Ha Undefidkes To Repeal The No Tolls’ Pro-
visiorl Of The Panama Canal Act, Which He Had Himself Pub- '
licly Approved-Anglomaniac Papers Which Support The '
President Have No Argument But Abuse And False
' i hood-BryansApprovell lhe Platform.
'Ln'any thousands or men who’ voted (or
him who would not hryo done so ll ho
had repudiated that pluuk. so rur wn
he rronn Teiludlsling ll, that during the
Presidential campaign he made u lipeerh
expressly uphrovin ‘
in u speech delivered August 15. IBM,
at wusulrigtou Grove, >z.
vast gathering or iarmers, i
said‘
r. Wilson
"Due ol the bill: ]nct passed by Con-
gress. provides ror Free Tolls tor Am-
ericnn shine through ihecannl, and iam-
blls any ship rrom passing through
the Canal which is owned by Ameri-
can ruilwuy compuoy You see the ob
iect or that. don't you? we dolft wxnl.
the rrilwrys to mpete with them-
selves: becnusa we understand thut kind
of competition. we want t e Water cur-
rlage to compete with the land cnrrirgc,
so as to be perfectly sure that you are
Bolus to get better rater hraund by the
Canal thun you would ucross the con-
Linen! "
President llson had had rmple time
t tn ke his mind‘helclre he made
tuut speech and there is no reason to
doubt that he won ulsn laullliar with the
terms unaelole
No Tolls provision in the Prunnul cauul
ct. He udniits or course. that there
yers or exceptlouul nullity and large ex-
Xlerience, while he nu-or
greut ubility. ugcourre. but his skill is
or another kind.‘ on the interpretation
0! a treaty his opinion is of no nlara
weight than that or any 9!J'iar crluouted
man in the country t must never
be rorgotten that the lawyers who can-
tend that the Treaty has huerl violated
in
Y that rinse in the Canal Act are In l
mu Angloruemncs, engaged in helping
Audr urncg in his uvowed proy c
or re-incorporating the ‘United States in
the British Ernplrc. ‘
Not one or these men. lawyers or edi-
tors. who for’ ever ringing th
changes on t
Hay-Pauucefote
word about the notorious (act that Eng-
land violated the Clayton-iaulwer Treaty.
which n eded l r one. why are
the accusations pt had tnith oonsuuicly
hurled at A ericans who deny that the
Canal Act violates the Hayfnuncelote‘
mry. e trouble was that John my
had become on An lomoulac.
But the Hay-Paiincelote Treaty also
says that ull vessels shall be ti-outed on
up equality in the cruel. if the No
Tolls provision is revealed will Presi-
dent wilron explain how the Iinsiibsi-
dlzed ships or the United
on'an enunlity with the subsidized yer
eels of England?
I-‘roll-Levery American point or view-
DD 21
and Representative who places tl
oeresm or u torelgu country before and
above those or his own by voting for
eneul. V
SEITATOBKWALSH NAILS I:.IE.
Secretary of Platform Committee
at Baltimore Shows the No
Tolls Piallii.Was Known to All.
the rullou-lug aliscrilorls n
I ruuleuiber ii. the plank approv-
Pallhmid Clmil Act
l the subcommittee or eleien by Scha-
tgr 0.5mm, opinion in -ll. nor
a ,
CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE, IRISH LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE I
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 14, 1914.
1
set-nied so unanimous than ihurr was
prarliuaily no dcbule. g . V
"Al ihc suggestion or lllr, Brynn. isiiipi
owned by rallroud uompnpier were bur-.
N:d I ma Canal, and tilt Ildvl
that this truer suggestion in iouud in
the plutiouu along with tile upprovnl or
Tails fur contwise Vcssrlli show’:
mainly that the uuncorumliteo was rully
cognizant of the existence of the F
Tull: plank.
thou retorrcd in a subcommittee or lollr.
Tho rour were lllr, Bryan, Srrlalor Poin-
in the platrorn ud i In unsigned
out thin sections into th. proper ur-
q-leure i did his, iuoluulng thotollu
rnvisi ommllicn pr roul-
mines or eilwnn hrrrd nod approved
them, and thou the cnill-o Resolutions
Committee was called together, the plot-
rorm was rud, approved sud later ndopt-
by the couveu on. u plank
passed through szveriil stngeu or prepo-
ration uud could not have railed to be
lnowu in all who attended the meetings
or the committed or its various subcom-
mittees. ‘
"'i'he‘au:sesllon tput the Free Tolls
n km in some manner slipped into .
hlnttorm would indicate that tho
sun-comm nee o tour or a r as
urnhnuenslc sought to ion the committee
.-o
members or the committee i think
lmplicutioue to ‘tho panirary fall to
tand." -r ‘
BUSINESS GHAFT llllTllUGllEli.
A Slegei Ilzul-ii‘ Deposiiar Asks
Newspapers Are Silent and In-l
Flagrant Czlsos of
active on
Exempt Prom Pllnishmelii and
“ Irishman Only‘ to‘ Suffer? ", 1
The (allowing letter nddresned to the
New York Times I'M, or course. not
Published, as Mr. Och: is looking after
the interests or his own people, not
those or the public: 2
New York, Feb. 2. leis.
Editor New irork Timex,
sir-i rm 1 denosliar or rleury
slegel E co. uotico that your pap:-r
is very much concerned ubout Chavlrd
r‘. Jlulwlv ‘nun rvult. According to re-
unrls, mo drpoyitorr or licllry Slay-I A-
Cu. llhc 11lybvli.hrr- all poor people. and
l.nvc liner. in llvul llrivallz bunk. rome-
lhlrlx llkn tvlo mid u hrli -lllluur or
dolla zlir. sldgrl n -
rnli . rd o
uufdti, he mayo that his aunt luanvd
l-eel Ilmnry in him and his partner llrrsolzlv
hose ruuttcro uloug wilu ollliirls were’
any. will that my louned ii to the
hwreo uud illal. lhc dP)Il)slII;rs"nllllr'L lool.
Ki) liillb.
Wollirl it nnl be .. good iilra lor your
rril lu our couuuuuity. the business
ru-rs uhom hlr. lllrhrsllali. lllc vullci
sulev Dlslrirl Alloru.-y, is now prose-
.-utlug rur hnuhrupu-y Irlalllk. uud vihn
ilnm‘ lmople wh
Siege] lmrlkrllplvy.
that lile uewspupcrs are t
rlulm 10 us. They urc suplluiruxd to rep-
l'<5I'ill. public opinion, but up u
lzirl. lncy nppccr in be moved by
Il1l:ir preyurlloes only, and wh-u they
llnd some iris):-Alzlericlan who has suin-
ed Power by control or political organics-
lions. thcy turn their guns on him while
.tl.ey nre silent about the more ierrlblc
crimes or those in business.
1 wluh you would pllblisi: my letiel.
not heclauxie i wrote it. I7nl rrlher be
cause the things g
the rulrulu o( everybody 1 meet. why
comrulitud.
whltrnuu
prosecuting
bent ‘tile seuue onrrgler to
Mr. slugel lor manipulating
n scheme tie whole or
llienl. that some
como la honest me business.
hlg crl ' ala r-nu esiupe by the mugnr
rude o( their schenles and try the uhuov
elr rrlnmi. and me newspa-
nerd who muho m u n t adver-
tlu-lngueru.-iln silent about their crimes
while t
n
:
"'9
2
‘<3
uhllu o ililan?
lsils nit’ that the HEISUIVOII are Hill bi’
Jews. ' V V ' e
Jews to let awry vrlth everything nl
iy because they are r u
dliu-hel is In
Irish descent. and he whacked
r. Murph
n
his newspaper t
Henri Slegvl as he has dune to Clmries
I-‘. Mllrnhyi’ g
’ Yonu very truly.
.l. (YCo.VSuk.
llllllRUPTlllN FUND Fllll AMERl8AN SSHUQLS
Archbishop Of Canterbury Pr‘oposes,‘Wlih English Money, To Denaiiondlize
Amgrlcan Children By Elmiillaiing
The Revolution From School His-
tories-Siewart, Manager Of Carnegle’s American Peace‘; Fake,
Endorses The lmpudent Proposition-Peace Fakers Give Them-
’ selves Awav Completely:-Preparing The Way For An- .
Anglo-American Alliance. '
The rrrnhuuso ma simplicity with
which the English advocates or “Peaoe"
give themselves may and mainly 1241!-
cote that their real ohlect is on An lo
American Alliance nod the undermluinx
ol Amerlcnu ideals in the uueereot thins
uhout the whole rake “Peace" movement.
From the Cabinet lliluister und tile
Archbishop down 1.0 the newspaper edi-
tor and the p u in the street.
Englishmen nro unable to [us the rim
that the people or other countries can
look rt things from any other standpoint
than the English one.
t was ull right no ion! as Enzlimd
was the greatest Power in Europe. co
trolling the seas hernelr and able by her
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lerust and doing her bidding.
have changed. Engluu
the sen is no longer rssured; the coun-
tries or Europe which oure did her old-
din -orue great o -ers. nllh
r-nnrmour and highly rliiclcnt u‘rmleo and
lengla nor
a
war.
nil tnlu uud direct their Doliry nit
View to meet the new situation.
seem lucnpuble or udupllus their public
uueriinlzes in tho Lbhllsbd renditions.
land has only on our. I-‘ra or.
. would be oacrjllted in
car. or her with (‘n:I'mnhy on ncltollnl
ot iauglnud-n imlhillly to nmlin uuy-thing
like no sdcqurltc rontrlbutlou to the land
forces. uud ncr Iluols court is now di-
sates
ngalnst ccrmnny and the other Powurr
or the Triple Alliance. The, rt lr
dnomnd to utter iullurc. but England
keeps it up. and will continue to keep it
uD until the huul catastrophe comes nu.-l
as disni7Denr-
h
they and -their Ameriouu
heated by Wine lat their Junkers Fl'DElI..il’II
that America up land combined
could "dominate the world" and cmw
out every ruoe hut the mythical Anglo
suxous.
on this side or the Atlantic the Anglo
muuiace. n smull, but noisy crowd with
no r in ui=m‘e over the American peo-
Die and kevl. in organized shine only h)’
A drew Cnrnegle‘: money. are my a
little less roollrn. because they have in
be more Drurirnl. noun the English. but
whpn they got lo Eng end end are m
u
-
which iillr genuine Americans wllh
dlguntlou nud disgust. A use in point
Is the blitherius Idiot. run, whom Fresh
dull. Wilson sent to Ell! ii In misrep-
resent the U ile Stnlrs Another is
olm A Slewart, lhv who ruin the
Anwrlcnn Peare Pnk
llrgie. Al. 1 meeting in the London him-
in the Amer
Feb. 5, ihexhrehhlslrop or Canterbury
played the pm or rlo-u 1ovl,li1e English
“,5 s[eI‘BY1 plprd "He, too." to his idi-
ollo drivclllug. TM Arnhlcplsmpal idiivl
unis u ilmd slartnd in tvolnud I913]-
ulry Arurrlvuu hlsl , n lhe hooks usrd
iu the uhools oi the i.'iiill:d strtcs: the
(continua on two 6.)
o
II.-llavd .5 :avnd-dur I1VIUPT;l)<1.V.lVl5'..lli"I- r.... rnv...t
hip: Yni'is.N-Y.undl1Ib=Adn(c-zap-aoiMuch;,.rA1p
RISE RAGE. - .
PRICE
mg qlailis.
HlllllE lllJlE'llEPEllllS [Ill UUIIE A [UT Ill "lFS.”
John liednlond Makes Asiatellieni in Waierlord With A Number Of Very '
The Bill Will Pass This Year, He Says, If
Significant Oualilicaiions
The Present Government And,Parliament Remain in Existence And
llllle House Of Commons Does Not Change its Mind-End Oi‘
' The Long Drawn Out Suspense Will Be A Relief,-Brliish
Government intervened Directly To Stop Hainblirg- -
American Calls
(Slit-‘la! lo Tu: GAk.l.I(,' Anvnmim
TPUBLL Jan. 3'! Hr. llrduroud lu
hlr'spt-clh ut wulerlord Past sundry
told his nudlruro: "This 3 ar, II the
r-rrwut (7Ul'rYvlml‘nt mid lhv prrocut
Pilrlmmrvlt Timur‘! HI mwvrc and if
rnr r-,,mmu or lllv Hour--‘ oi commons
nor uo'l clmligrll, the Home Rule Bill
- will Euwnilsllrzlly became Ihe
law or the lnn.l." This statement would
seem to he sumclenlly guarded (or all)‘-
body. it is lantamouni lo crying tnrt
me Home Rule Bill will pass ll’ ll passes.
and we all li:.ew lhrt c ore Mr. Rod-
mond went to Walerlnrd
The English Parliament will open the
new session on February 10 and the
Home liule Bill will be the clue: topic
or discussion (or man) here
alter. r may he the torture:
or the nilsiortuuer or the Bill it is
hope or men (1! every party (hat Lhe late
or the hill will he conclusively settled.
An lnevnciusive ending, or n postpone
men: (or another year or this perpetual
Home Rule uuertlun would be worse
than any conclusive rleteur or the men-
uure could possibly he. 0 it npurt
rroru the merits or dernerlu or the Bill
and apart rrom the question or Iheuler
it in uvlug or not. this long-
druwn period or wnltlrlg,rud suspense,
this holding up or every other question
pie
9-
o
er
a
5
a
yr
5
3'
she has closed Cork Harbor and the
hands of the many people are tied ha-
!‘aiXsE“0i' the Home Rlrln-qlrerrtlnn:‘l‘h'rr
position will noon
i<
m
0
v
tlernent is better than no settlement at
all.
The defeat at the Bill would do less
harm than uuotrer postponement. r
the Hill is deieated constitutional lagltar
tlon. I it solo .
gill! have definite]. lied and the Irish
am will know what to in the
do.
uve n weupou
Ir skilfully llrudlcd will extort
far more rroin u reluctant l-Jnginnd than
will ever be exmrled by spserhmulri
and voting in
The voting on
three nothing tor, sud tor the interests
of Ireland England cures nothing.
Home Rule Bill is only being pushed
the English Parliament.
.1 p or Englu
u on ut
erial English measures
Lihernla want in their own interests to
get through. it were not a they
would Dihclte Carson and abandon the
whole business. But whatever happens
this next Year. the national rLioVenIen1 in
Ireland will so on, with a Home Rule
Purlinnlenz or without it. until England
no longer controls the affairs of this
[=1 >
. and.
The volunteer movement was lnuuclx
ed in Limerick last Sunday. when tn
lnrgest hull in the town was puckerl. rnd
three times no mun eo le were unable
to gain admission. The iiayor or Lim-
erick presided. and P. H. Purse rud
Roger cnserueut were the spehkerli. John
Dzly mas uuuhle. owing to ill health, to
be present, but he sent u letter in the
meeting heartily Ii7Di‘oi'lnK oi’ the pro<
ioct uud en check tor twenty
sulneau to help to equip the rlrst resi-
lunteers raised u L meriolr
The snenkers were listened
o with the greatest attention and en-
thusiasm and ut the and e me
several hundred
lrish volunteers:
hundred were enrolled in the week pro
ceding Die meeting. hll sections or the
people or Llmeriok have hailed the vol-
uuteer movement with enthusiasm uud
great things tre expected rrom this dis-
triot.
SE‘
an
on ndny next ineetiusu will be held
in sligo uud lzuronnport. county Done-
gul, and meetings nre heiug arranged in
many other plarea. Granard and stru-
haue started Vrilunteeru lustgweek. und
Yolunicms organized in every barony in
CI3unl)' hionnghnn. .
Th: new Volunteer wcnhly paper will
he Ind! nut ‘leek land will contain IF
ticiu rmm nllny or run people who have
AK Queenstown.
movement
only as a medium for
il'lNlI’ll(' nil, ui i
i olunlevr rom
lwland in the (‘lows
ht-r.
e
them has long oeen
persistent DI-7P0bltlan
‘h in Irish schools
inspector in any 1
rr w o
[he i(lEi:l schools has
vls
only or Sllth hool
ule year’ and e tr
1)’ Liberal Governmen
eruherr
lnvubout governing
lrlsh ideas.
ixnmlhe
"Three things in bew
s
of an Englishman.“
r em un umpler or
am now in a pas
Droverb tint I hve
cieties of New York
Amerimn
-c
or
o
Alli-zrillshh’. >
in the rneuutimo
Ivrlied so nbly to
irlendly lutcrcnurse
it will be. it will
blv A
Anglo-sarou Alliance
been coiint-Lied pith the
. The pure
lusioii to the movement and to )-
' lnameu
lrish lzuguilge,
, nx.uriui.tnu
had experience or the English.
i.l.limI.ion than this one has
Last week. writing to Tm sumo AM-
rimsenn
February 1
slarllnz or mo
V will serve not
importing military
uully nu rov
throughout
t touch with rurh
notorious tor his
lo 11:2 teaching or
. T only selalm‘
rlrh-areal-in; Els-
or examining
liS0 been i’e:l:cliE:l
been
In: 5 (ram
the hi-
. To is " inn
is dlielit at friend-
Ira or. me heels ri
more rreduenc luc-
excluded
the German ships lroin Cork Harbor. I
ltion to slate that the
- av.
. i. The old
given above might
periinps be nmre apliy quoted here.
The intention or the 1inmhurg-Amcri-
a open lrect
ran
“hot the United Irish-Ame am So-
und the Hamburg-
ominny overlook ul 1'
(live. 1‘
mm Line should presume to visit the
llnul. as th
is Fiurlie or Trieste (or
e in
an e Cunard
xi
iully beiore the reader: or Tris GAr1.lc
those who have
bring about this
between Germ n
d in this euro. and no in run-
eosrrully pushed home. .r
when the whole story is told. us (did
as a line and proim
iiuel chapter in the tile or the
xrutu Hanson.-