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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVIII, No. 24, June 11, 1921, Whole Number 926.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	7 December 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1921-06-11
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR Wal. XVIL, No. 24, Whole No, 926, ay A JOURNAL DEVOTED T0 THE CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE; Published Weekly at “Scbecription, a year, Yano: § William ‘St. N.Y. ‘Oreign, $3. Postage free.” NEW. YORK, JUNE 11, 1921, as second-class matter, Baise ai New York, Ne Ye Pid ke ff LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH RACE, at, the’ Pos! Jan, 18,1 a March 3, ioe. PRICE FIVE CENTS.: q « ge hs 4 eh ward 1, down to as jtbe right of countries, presenting the characteristics: CANADIAN IRISH DEWMAND FREE IRELAND Self-Determination For Ireland ‘League of Canada and Newfoundland Presents to Premier. Meighen, on Eve Of His Departure For the. Imperial Conference in ‘n London, a Memorial Setting Forth in Unanswerable Terms the Right of the Irish. People to Rule Them- selves and Urges Him to Press the Claim Upon the toe British Government---Cites Historic Precedents and|™ Quotes Gladstone’s and Lecky’s Denuficiation of the Act of Union and of the Corruption by Which it Was Brought About to Show itis Null and Void Shed the Blood:of Her Sons in the Great. War on the: Faith of British Pledges to Free the Small Nations|™ And Should Demand Fulfillment ‘ Case---A Masterly Statement. OTTAWA, June 3—The Self-Determ- League of Canada and < anada|:. in. Ireland’s Irish-born’ descendants: rain [Dee Ura “Colonial: wettiers, “Nothing ‘be ‘terther ‘rota: Parliament in ta tbe days of the Act of Union ia that quarrel had lewing the Reforma | ZBebt that was so successfully ae the Enel « td Scottish Protestant 4 during the years fol- t is the repeated be | tas aivides into” Sand “04 | Ramevot. tte. ! ithaca ‘the ‘oft {statement that Jreland nd Disloyalists, Sir Edwan Carson | dented the eathority of of the United Kingdom to legislate against the consent of the Ulster Miooe. the Parliament | the Deep Treats and> military freedom of election, 80 per cent. of (Oomtinued on Page 5.) tradition’ ia motives, Kave up: ‘ite| and mephood with out stint; and, great underlyicg pur- pee of this nation in i. 0 entering the ‘ k justice for the w ‘and reteset Peoples. of’ the world and_to’ effectnate the principle of justive ‘which wives to peoples the right to form a’ government of helt wn.to regulate thelr own domest teinal affairs and their eatstione to to each other; and, “Whereas, ie Amerjean Govern- tent, through its people, bas in all its history deplored and ‘ SEVEN CENTURY OPPRESSION. “whe The same nation which scught and attempted to tyranuize ard establish a iy 8 a i ee ititary: bas, for the -last se et roreioe of Its militanry’ anf sed ura ne ata Ing fo che Trek peo thd bas eta. Mahed a despotism to rule over suid Trish poopie dy the use of force so violent that it. his become necessary for the Irish ‘people to set up and maintain a government of théir own in onposition-to the despotiam so established over them by the “British Government; vhereas, the people of this country svt | power, cruelly a: ly the Tmmorial Washington and In doing so be repodisted doctrine oe RECOGNIZE IRISH REPUBLIO. crec|Tlinois Sonate Passes of the right of Ireland to Self-Determ!- Jnation. Involved in it is the moral aud JTegat aspect of the Act of. Union upon carried by ly. foul and wee that te ean have no "aor title oxistence And again, on the 28th’ of January, 1887, he exid: vation with, Ireland has n0 moral It on no moral tion re . con! cman wr of the necpie, and ty eTOUS an thamete that they are. nag Likely forgotten, The Unlomof 1890 Tas ag et ime bat was also most crimes—a great ‘alneit” English cet . V. Dicey, says: 6 Un! Hon hi Tamed eire rmetancea Wh would .hayo made ay. other omeroce nut! and void.” The reat between. the ‘two countri that of.the National right ot inland en the reestabliaament of her Parliament life’ in) conformity with the will of the Irish peorle. Pr ppositi claim, rasts 31 It statesmen. ai Peclared ‘to be. without either Tegal or it be tue, ‘icieh ideas mM ajortty of of its elected ‘Represenuatives Snrist and | ole. Recogni- tion -Besolntion by Almost nanimous — Vote — Action Already Taken by the Other ‘Branch of the Tesi ture. ‘This res: acks a nation that was our ally, aries e Great War,” fe dectared. - effect: be to ine ‘State _Departmunt rather than to aid Ireland.’ Senator a tine for buriesqu ayes’ brought a roar of approvul, the sasworing 5 come tn hint volume. - “The ayes have it, and the resolutio: passes,” announ' realden:t Sterling. Senators Daniel Herlihy-an¢é Harol4 C. Kessinger both were prepared tu-speak tor tne Tesolutfon. but. were not. noed- the resolution follows: Treg oF RESOLUTION. and. actuated by the highest motives in furthering the wel- fare {of humanity, ontered the Great Woe Wer aad, in furtherance of etch | gi they rotest .was met by calls for oe foctorr Senator Barbour ‘started to ot was stabllehed during the war pnleh his noble compatriots sought to estab lish for their oppreseed country in the memoruble days of the American Révo- lution; ASK IRISH RECOGNITION. “Bo it therefore, resolved, by the ple of the State 2 Illinois, represented sembly, that we sin- Gonase with me iret h peorle priests, sisters and laymen by British that a copy of réed to the the Untted States pled with that from our beloved “America stil radiates th ee a oo hope of att small nations” ‘be free. BRITISH SHELL FACTORY IS DESTROYED IN DUBLIN. —, , | Lar, uantities of ~Mulitary Sree cad Automobiles Are sectarian Wiped ont in Big Blaze —The |e Foreign Officials Announce That the Repair Shops Are Saved. Irigh Republicans strack another fective Blow Dublin on dene Swnen et Jn, arin British 4 was. large quantity of ‘mitary y aupplies and au Press cor. sree calling r trom the Irish capt. Fact oe, . xe yr tl mnenufvture of amavattton .fvr | the Britist as eat on fire at ee) jhortly . after. ward the bailding was premises. had ed some time, ut inde the Fullding were laze quastitioe | ot military , 6 and. omobiles, “ The factory adjoined mary patk and the gato’ was sirens: rate tonight Dubtty, Castle announé. ¢d. that’ owing to the eficloacy. of the fire brigdde and the assists render ed by tle troops the fire ever ually was | evercorre. A qnantity cf vores woe dew tirnyed, “but. phe ir shops wert ved, ie, crime, other than tnat ot eatin for eir beloved coun- know try that form 1 independence Three he | three Toray wounded’ and ‘oadty in} was bias: neree hy. The eer ire. of shells on. the | Fange, DE ‘VALERA . AGAIN REASSURES: EN Tells Geneva ‘Nev er Ireland Would Be i ‘Willing ¢ to. five Guarantees: and: That “Me of a Foreign Power ‘Against England Would Be Considered as Directed Against Treland.” The London Daily News on June 1 despatch tion of powers which direct | 7 n he goes oat tof the establishment of tyranny |cf bis way to asbure Engiand on several a those peoples, who | 1" on ‘Ireland would be ready Lic AMERICAN Presiden: De Vatera replies ut s th to two Guestions: ‘Will the Sina Fein accept ‘less than a, Kepablic; and will the Sinn Fein:giv: guarantees fue itary and’ strategical security o Government, thet fs thelr affair.” Asked if Dominion Home Rule be pejested, he said: -‘‘The essential character of Dominion Home Rale ne {hat Dominions are of Se Dominions, they find it to their sdrantes. evident it that if Pogiand svere A offer, the de facto Ropablie thereby be United Kingdom, Mr, OO Eegiené wouia: be considered av direc Cores the ease our farces: sources seoulg be ployed against. Genmvion. enemy. Om the other hand, Ireiona ‘mn sereitude'eom dut one enem: \ sakoeland fexrs that in case of wel. territory might be ited a &. for te power ‘dase ready to give is, fs read; conclude peace with us on this dasis, it will not be im- fe peo: arrive at a soliition of our | peu; problem.” MICHAEL COLLINS IN ARMAGH, For Gril and RBeligiouy Freedom | rai Within a’ Free ‘Ireland. i Biz > tern Counties aro the spearhead of the fight against these evils. oer you,an wer the nearer will be the en “Within a free Irelond we ‘stand for the Nest civil and religious jom. und, notwithstanding the suffer! of our frlends at the hards of Disotry and sre nt nat epar fp the on the ‘rights: and dation or thet ined val. Ireland has room .tor all b pie SERPLODED t § EXPLODED UNDER BRITISE ‘TROOPS IN CORK frish Ropudlicans are using sctentitic metheds of harrassing "the Army of Osoupation. An Asso Press despa! 31, says: lated soldiers were killed instantly, ‘Youghal » bari reilitar: ry. authoristes ius evening. The men who exploded the mines ran off aft “Although , Ireland . [iret Fe demand te a | a Lrtets pebit by toner et & soreti, power _agetntt| Foretgn | seribed tb from Cork, dated May |¢ lod- | cloth or which are half truths distorted wxaxo SPLITTERS ATTACK EACH OTHER; TORN BY BITTER TER FACTION FIGHTS Violence and Rioting Gonman et Meat at Meetings ef the Organization “Started by De Valera to Destroy the Friends of f Irish Free- dom and the Clan-na- Gael, Sometimes Courts—Personal Rivalri of, Its Own Fonl ganization, and the the Trouble-Has a Row ¢ z 2 eo sen 5 Sy BB me z Bg ‘Tho new organization with the false name fe going the way. ofall futons coda and 1s: nble purposes Originally started .to emash the ‘Friends of Irish und the Clanna-Gae! and wresk vens-+ doth, OF devote all of the iia Repo See EER engaged in the 1 Itaett fnto a dozen ite te feceoun each Intent on crusbin, & ie, .the | lytog which . ware, weapons in the attem} the name of the 10 respousible f¢ ways ‘followed t ‘allure. /The support ° o: most of these men for, the ‘Split+wes erests, whoig livea, and these salaries out of money and collected fo te the aris Repubite, 7 the very organt it is though he was quite willing and anx- {rus to live on it himsetf—creates turtances at mestings, rewulting in riots daily press. There is hardly a city the East where such Tes of Dlacteruardism have not taken place. ‘This {s only what was to be ted. Up to the tavent ot De Valera in Amer: jove of tea, the eppeal wes to a man’ | out of an resomyplance to the origina |tis;country which f a In the old'or-| big ‘boss was not made to in | ganisations thows ability sn attempt Or in control of movement a im, ‘posses, sapping the political morality of the less ineelit Such ‘ased | m sont portion of the race fri is on Wa'pole’s theory that “every man has FIGHTS AND SOUABBLES EVERY- 's service * 2 Besides the sordla ‘tebed tor mr Position every person of the national alries of Small Men Result in Widespread Disorder—The “Irish World” 0 inFace | plains of: —Satan Rebuking - Sie er Sy Fighting Kinkead and Montague .f Man Who Mad With the Clan-na-Gael’s Funds Reads Him a Lecture on the Proper Keeping of of Money —Committoe ‘Appel ald fs the divi ‘to pay” all round. THY “IRISH WORLD'S” BVEL COURSE. The Irish Wortd," -which . was- more or-the-apll t gpinks there oust to ‘be onl Am and. that ouch to, be th Kings “The revolution’ in Irish effairs.. fe overthrew the lod. ‘“Prealdent’ De Valera was insistent, that we should seek to-enlist in Tre-’ land’ organization, Irish blood tn this coune in he Police dership’ lor-Con-- le Away to-Bettle well-prove + te more pernicious than the rule we have @ movement, as shows

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