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• Saturday,
Vol. 1. No.4.
February
Price, Id.
28, 19f4
1
I
Ulster
I<lTe ,at one, with them on this and at any prioe
fhe
national
integrity
must
be maintained.
to be seen what L'Ister no
for
peatedly
stated}
011 their
they
:'h
as
any
behalf
sane
demand
a lead
aright
to Ireland.
the
lesson
of history,
every ;atio.ll. mil st. learn
to be free
and
to
I no
She'
retain
that;
its
I
Ireland's Need \YJaile Ulster looked
War or Bluff obvious
claims
moral
of
command
i.that a demand supported ter how inconsiderable
I
makes
it will
always
Ireland
which
to-day
tained
command
is Tapidl.)'
is changed
getting
her
army
ments
and
passed
into
when
The Volunteer Uniform . S~ far
the Sub ..Committee
has
this and his
civil
bluff
war
set up
seour irizb more
,-part
of lhe
I tical
opinions
i
are
gets Home
is merely
Sir Edward
followers
to force
of Ireland
whether
acfually
jf the
they
respected
terms
for that .
s
almost
c .nducted
in
with
A Lesson Learned past.
has
The
measures
! tion
learned
English
!hat
that
the
Parliament
roused
appealed
bitter
deeper
situation
has
brought
be reached
chief
deoi-I.
ment I
the centenary be
peculiarly
sight
i the
memory
I spectacular
more than
ation
In
gain
to
our
"occurred
the to
week alter
little
the
of mon:ent
national
has
outlook
in
so. far as. the. political situation, is con'. cerned. \\oat the utlirnate proposal for dealing ,problem .just
with
what
is
termed
may be .is a matter
as what
pl:ot'est will . still Sn the
form take'
the against
the
balance. ~
Rule
against
Orange Ulster to Unionism
the very laws that
made
,'-
and IS
tJle last century from nationality
It Unionist but impotent to prevent their passage. As 'Cl1l0nISLS and as Or. and
'Volunteer:s
Home
pretesting
UIster I angemen
of conjecture,
T'lster
fact during has passed
laughed
how
strength
I not
at
flouted their
fiery speeches,
ised that or
England
stronz does
!l0~
futile
because
no. matter
how the
smite
their
resolutions
England
resolution and their
burn.
Undivided Ireland
Ireland
ideal
real-/ speech lheir
fire does
peculiar
In
a
has
IlessOll
has been
corps
I gress
I is ta that
A New Policy
been, establish~
has
been.
ness
made.,
of dri ll and
drill
halls,
better
manlier
and
has
results
I the
learned
and
spirit
.
0-£ arms
of nationality
I
of ,
sergeant is :
I
crosses quickly
side of the street
and l-ooks at '
weather
signs.
district
are
and
taking
efficient
ambulance corps: the women
their
place
buitding Yolun:0er
in
up Army
!
the
of
a de-
the help of all, and it is gratifying, of the
work
is being!
Crowded Out.
a pro-
evident
t~e in
There
everywhere,
a
of a spirit
and the conscious-
brings.
lYe have been obliged to hold over a numb-er of inter·esting articles owing to pressure on our space. At the request of ; many corps we have re-pub lisbed illI.' Miller's excellent article on drill. lYe were unable to re-publish the semaphore alphabet , but may be able to do so later. 'Ye would ask correspondents to let us have copy at the earliest moment possible, as matter for publication reaching us later than Friday has only a small chance of publication in the following issue.
· I
Rif[es
an army
~
excellent
evidence
of . In'
but in most' Irish to the
'Yhen. a recruiting
ranks .. The
thoroughly
Volunteer
~-ot c,nly. are
manifest and
shi lling.
we have
in Irish he usually
various
National
of
everywhere
discipline
al-
o-rolllld '
b
numerous callers at, already been accosted
thanks;
to see that no side left lind one.
.but on the streets,
bearing
the pride
the
0
to offer the youth Saxon
been formed
of Ireland
.mands
aptitude
corn- ,
has
Ambulance Corps.
Local Operations '''Ith
Dublin
huntina .
,
~
and
else could
the
Army amuse-
street
recoznised' ~..
of the have
to the other
a nation.
I
opiDlOns·1
fiery the
own."
courage As
the
of the
Brunswick
tainced
"Xo,
answered,
{
Dnring
the
ac-
opposite
considerable
by a rna- the sky as if studying appro-
strength
realise
recently
of the British
the men
the
effect:
stir the imagin-
as nothing
much
an
Staff to sen-e
by the recruiting sergeants, cases a reply was given ,in
greatness.
event it would
do
and
of its present
of its past
of Ireland
would
heart
shape
rifle will be .
premises
of those :-;hO are paid
corps
would
has and
is in
servise
base is directly
Great
fact, scme Headquarters
To celebrate review
among
Ireland
I
the
has caused
w.:tys been
at an early
been. estabhas .' h Iished the suaaes,ted review on the n int ' f he b tt1 f Cl . t f's beinz centenary 0 tea eo. on. ar]. " discussed and preparation made to take a
that
recru itirig depot
re- I ranies.
A National Review Everywhere
army
that effect
H eadq uarters
in Ireland
the
I
-aPPosi·1 fro~-·the
forth.
upon to the A
time
hy the Headquarters
I priate, it would be again taking up the the; threads of our nati~nal liie and a unified
sentiments
.tha found expression in fury loud mouthed because more impotent
rely
suited
into
·-c·t whe-
in use.
as the Dublin
will condi-
Volunteers.
probably
w-ould
I and
present
of the
passed .,.Ireland.
has
more
to
of
may
of
a fmal
choice various
way
steadying
and reliable
'-i~;.· :. The fact
~
1 tional
lessons
by
being
all
before
The
units
uniform
date.
part.
LTster
the
quarters
attention
reached.
qu irements .
opinions
self.government
many
he li~ited
but
i
met as far as is
national.,
is
adopted
I
the and
Parlia-
their
wishes
a
very
will receive
polio 1 sion will
whose i
from
necessarily
J
•
c.-nsistent
Outpost
tions,
it ct
on having
and their
I
or whether the purpose
province
A
I
decision
for
represent
the negotiations
rnent can count
which
pre-
remainder
matter of indifference, They command J respect that armed men can command
I in
Car.
Rule
advantageous
northern
Ulster
a
I
so ob-
met the require-
little
the Volunteer
"S£,~".<
quired
inch.
rifles
\~~f~~~:·-
~o.t d~.
received
possible
the
irrespective
The
had
the weapon
treat
up to the last
has
Other-
undoubtedly
found their
have
of recruits
up-to-date I
attention.
have
and
or not.
importatfon
Volunteers.
ther the arms so obtained
con-
G
pared
Waiting.
all that
half
cided upon a uniform for the :\al1onal Army. Valuable suggestions have been
son and
--0--'
But
rest .of Ireland
amused,
would
).he
on t're . establish-
would
largely
hands
listened to and those who can command very much more power will tempor ise and realises
From the
the
half
i
The demands in themselves may be rea,.sonable or unreasonable, still they will b:
I
drilled
on
shape,
is
by arms no mat. the party that
'
idly
temptuous.
of the respect
Ulster
Xational
traders
be
that
the
hot-foot
?
should
fortunate
forbidding
came
purchased
will be considered.
perhaps
merit '0: the WI~
made
~
The
is
arms
the
the
It
-'"
of an.)' magnitude
proclamation
free- lof
~
reo
purchase
j rrrade.
dom.
formulated has
learned
[wishes
placate
Redmond
given
a lesson that
remains
will
have
bas
Ireland
It therefore
concessions
though
demand,
of
has
I