The Irish Volunteer, Volume 1 – Number 3

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in t.he present

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of

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adapt

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the

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constirution

the

tently si nce the Act of Union been sub" jeered to rhe crucible in the hope ~f reo it nearer

by the

gladly

regard

the

contri . the one I

suffragists

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s\lffragist

accepting she

to

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attacked

in the

which

the building

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at

duties

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the

wrote the

excellent

our

request.

of cirisenship

up of a national

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army

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is one

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be:;

passed

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it

not

merely

of social

progress

polle~.

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would

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policy it suited \'is~ons

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until

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work.

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those

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write

see

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conscious

children

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the partl es

re-av.aken o!

before

of

be taken to

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views

should

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any communications movement should he

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see

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them.

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Please Note.

another

well

for

of

InvuslOn. For!l'

tfu\t

will rep~.at:;:\apoleon·s ill neglecting, Ireland!

force.

Flay

~

I

guarantee

lIO

ruinous

co~queror,

might

\~IIO!ul:t\.e'!rs must; not

~ess

rifle!t

a the

merelyr <1 mOd,crY'1

It bf:tame

scarcely of a military

she

of

by

"repeal.theJ E..n.-.~

is

wouJrU re;rre into ~the pro- , Act more avd more hmi. I

I

been

has na~o~al

Rule

uhere

Of COflQSe no

11-3t granted.

Party

and

be

advent

EnrO$J!'an ....conqueror grean tactical error

ago

to

and.those upon 11 arc has

I

who or

were

English

the

return

:in the .~ny

V1,.ster

i

would

than

d'ly.

; aided

might these

S<> surely as .Irelaud remains find all necessary official instruction from by (\11 army. so surely will the Provisional Committee. Articles or be mvaded some day, and ol\ly a. letters are in no way official and repre-

hq;rllity

bitter of Cisler

..,

I I

\

liame.i!.

why tJ rat Dill should its: provisions

party

J

,i

his help 'in the Volun-

and

worked

the

"Citizen,"

to have

accepting

also

citizenship." to

her a'CiI~Jitt<:dly' weak 'I'.arlll~·I}cth England -., . . stallclng . bl Y I or the nodes, and this dutv Doth contrrrs oemtr driven lll!tvtta .. .'. '.. :.. .' lrutcrs alike are Iulfitlinsr. 'rhe' oluntcwa rds conscnpuon, ine alteruauve . . . _ I eer rnovemerrt neither pro-suffrage nor, to 10 vrre rnvasron from any country strong.. , ...

fn:ition

l' su, but no en.

when It wi ll

and

pOWtf;

had

t~lreatell an Irish (;overu Illal$ if tti.c tions of one corner of the northqrn

tl

people;

of

every man and woman of

rights

movement

article

I

t

exists

English

: ranked

I to

moulding

these

mentioned

I ioYitlJ

Rule

the

I powerful

--<)-_

i Irish

by

~,

have

penuanent applied.

i <!:e

In tile Melting Pot

o.

Home

reason

I be

Ireland

Conscript or Volunteer

.

,dllnng

which

a bad

_ . anti.suffrase Il IS founded on "the rizbts enoUo\rh In land' forces to attack her.and III . 0 • .' f ... ": ..' and duties' 0 citizenship and a realisaelth.;:;: event Irelarsd must suffer provided ] ". f . d ., . d non 0 these rights an duties WIll eterthat. we, have 110 army of our own. The . . • ,~ mille tile measure of support ilia, each tionality, Its Iimirations sOIr.elhlDg that m- tt~64) e an army 15 me _PrI<;e a nation . d I '11 d . . man an enc 1 woman WI accor It. I ternational relationshin com\pels us to p;'t\'S: for its safety and \t'e must pay the • , . : olunteers are entitled to hold what opmcede. But a Parliament is -only a syrn- pM(.'6 if we are 10 have th~it safety for. h l'k b' t '0 th . .' IOns t ev rxe on any su jec OUtSI e e b 01 and wrtnout an army qesponsible to Ireland, Conscription in the abstract may '. b . id th h '. . moye.uen., lit lOSI e e movement t ev II as Idle as a dream. The- Irish Party be ri!::ht or wrong. A conscription bill . 1 '\' 1 ._ ." . are sHnp y '0 unteers. and the Irish people have anade .mvirad forcec.. upon Ireland by the lrupenal Par.

sacrifices

I agains;

be

remember

tlO

rna ke

and

O nt pOS t II

I

; teer

TIm is

duties

is alleged

II active

em= upon WIle m: a cenpeol;>!e

kin

lllS:: tnat whatever our relations. with oth-er . . . countrres, tnrs is Ireland. Tl re Trish Par. . Iiameru WIll be the symbol I()f Irf5h na-

i

!

rere-e- . ",

ar"',n a Ieg islaturc insk se ber own l' . .verv full that is befo re she Irish

I I"ar 1'"iair.em

i

For. the first

f

d

ave ""en accuse 0 maxi g ... '·· "tf'" orzan v th e : ·1·rJ$JL \,;1tlZen, ie '0

by gladly

RIDe'

Home

it Ireland

SI{1rt "

1._

citizenship."

..mtors

Of' "the

pas~i~

c

by day. marching,

I'

who

assured

its

f{-

t esu

b

.r~.

!

day to

heard

is on the

I

. f

Dati(;~ .al

Rule

Bad

" A

to

increased

accorded

Under Home

echoes

has

army

stronger

road

.:-;;:I"Y

\England

Ireland

fills the length and breadth of the night is already ablaze with fires and some dawn will see it . victorious guardian of the nation's soul.

Lord

with f.gUft>S

navv

faction

It grows

Street

as. the

defence:

and

its music the land, its camp

-

in(;£i",,, ,.

and

national

the Volunteer

to

of England;

the Press

and

the call

. it' T land tor sins razrst movemen In re • ". t • , Day" presumably when i.h~y would at. Iicu h 0 f" omission .. d ommission in the an cor I., tack England. Responsible English minf rst nurn b er 0 f "'rh e IrTIisl 1 Volunteer.' ., . isters have not been free from this COll., O· acted upon I nr excuse mu st be that we w -'. tagious fear and there is reason to believe th t • th C···· itself "To everv e mo to 01 e mzen I. , rv that more than one Cabinet crisis a~ost man and woman equally the rights of

of the

rOO!lJ for

recognition

of

cry of creed march.

fortifica-

rumoured

conscription

that

that

.

ano deveton ~

nights

10,000 men at dead

coast

flooded

at

and

were

for

solution

Leagues

generous,

more

national

asked

evolved

the limitations

be

on the

j Roberts

seen

l:1ag2Zines

as a test

~ of night

new.

the

have

the

were

Dreadnoughts

"the lonly

the

it will undoubtedly

degree

help

more rights,

still

will

it will

uon to progress.

ideals,

over

tior.s,

were reported

Spies

airships

[o! It.a~-.e land-ed

for fu lfil'ling

But

It

which

national

be the

passing.

1;;

on

higher

increases

ample

duties

a

work

substantial

will be, changes!

there

invasion.

everywhere, planing

Radical

Price, 1d.

1914.

February," 21 si,

Saturday,

Vol. 1. No.3.

.Movement.

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