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An
r;...6:st,,~c
measure
not particu.larry
-IGlI1d whether military
the
would
in the highest positions
protest
militarv
impunity
the
sistance,
and it was
only
subordinate
officers
and
relea-se from
should
masters'
It would'
supporters.
with such
part
be
take
themselves
friends
and
interesting
numbers, m il itarv
that
orders
and
without
fight
righteousness
Iike the Boer
till it went
;0
has an event absolute
made
need for
resignation
plainer an
'('0
Irish
necesNever
Ireland
the
than
of officers at the, Curragh
the when
in the North. of party W ..i r-
, fare all ·the institutions that were 'supposed . to be .above and beyond politics have down
resignations
to the
partly
revel.
can only have the
to destroy
the
morale
of the
Such
will be directed.
. land's
officers
set at nought officers 'l'ory
pathetic I'm",
their
O\\'Jl
something,
army
to leave be done
to do it. natur~al,
done
ted out at
army
, hy officers,
the
to show
proval '61 ·Aq'"
their
are
'IreJand
with
the syrn-
has been
in time
of' Parliamen
t
may
.lies
meetings, could
who
i~ Iri.sh
o have ;polll'l
if England .pant
spare
of
the
to pr'otect had
commissions.
quite
alrerdy
•
by
similar
ing
The establishment
a:
liament
in Dublin
ther
wi!l' be
it
is near
that
And
it is
reedy
and
duty
win
to equip
to demand
is needed.
their.
are ready
country,
is possible
Par. \Yhe·
embracing
with
truth,
to tell. to
is that
Parliament Volunteer
all
of
Army.
eign .arm
depend
to carry
sub-committee
a
and
Once
be
is no
movement,
a wise which
might
short
period.
the
presence
it is the
would
ada
immensely
may
be underrated.
duty, i-ecognisej troon,
to
course
by everyone
take
up arms
recognition, show
thn t
patriotic
in
known
and
it
course
C~,ontarf on Easter
the.s-Natioual
the various
the
Those
now
who
take
an active
part in
drilling
other
branches
of the
movement
after
of
be . made N'o
of uniformed to -the
have
a;
decision
of ~ few_d;,ys.
1
at
even yet,
to procure
great
!
men
dispTay. but
time
for that
a
event.
~
a
Clontarf
cannot and
the
Sunday,
corps
number
country
appreciates
worth.
in the
goodly
a design ,
wil l probably
save the 'Pol.
time duty well done
At "the same
should
I ever
Of
their
wait and make select
Meanwhile
doubt,
'offering
of the
than
services
of their
upon
uniform
11.'\ve to be discarded
committee
due
is decided
and it is better now
in
being impa.:
use in
ihe design
choice
Provisional'
decided
will beThe permanent
it
already
is in the hands:
of the
will
There
uniform
lYe have
'Or
tient.
already
upon.
out fha.t this matter
'spontaneity
r pr ice
the freedom.
nation
is prel?ared
There is also some doubt
the
should
ing
as to just whac
pay for
to
tingents
I
Resolute-Not In
the
another
Mf rOAn
r unteer
which from
Remond,
lllov.ement
were
the
the
kernel
spirit,
not
'but
provoking
they
1:'5
WJ'0
the
atmosphere Volunteer
instances
of unconscious
.
the Irish was
chill arranged.
Corps
character
not intended
but was
merely
part
corps
be carried
ou't in
any
of the
Bu,t the message
from
town.
mend wisely
pointed
I' ance
just
for The
even
then
those equal'tQ
though
construed, clinations constitutional The
in, charge,
parade
and
motives
and, as such
might
follow
the
wishes.
of the
Irish
that
be misown
in-
of
the
people.
and rightly
in the
the
saved aad
the
our
brave
weak.
_upon us own,
prowess
we~e
Thus Press,
'British?
crew
event
is
a splendid
and .daring.
a
rhap.
lifeboat
Norwegian :he
as
sight
our
were "not our
already
pluck
and
Norwegian
records
of British
be lost
"Dritis):!."
the
ye~r
sngges-
The
not
and
word
Roger
Olympic
duly fathered
ago the
over
the
'om vices
virtues
who
down
at
going
instance With'
our
newly awakened dignity of n3tio'~hood should proeest and show to the sister
we nn .
tions of the earth that Ireland to
a moral
our
Fethard,
with
their
abandoned,
Heretofore
were always
Sir this
nation.
of.
she
sink
leader
as a distinct
at
is one' .hat should
~nsequences.
could
was
Games
sodised
I
issu~s
1ion
~en
NIr. Red. the appear.
victory:
Irelilnd
. represented
few days
southern
the o.her , showed
their
they
be
merged
bullying
of. the drille. d battalions of the Irish Volunteers on the streets of Derry would Jead
first
while
'"
and a: !
Irelands
that
couraze
as it would
'out that
urg,ed
should
nesses
'Of the ordin-
of the
In one of our
along with a few that
in any
works
of
was 'one of
is noted.
And undoubtedly
will be a fitting
Dane.
Ossement
refrain
In a hostile
conof a
Olympic Games. J
in any
less self-restraint.
courage
"its ex-
only
rnay he able to exercise
upon
as long
Not
'of those
And
be
Vol.
wiJl
the hostility
the
to ,send
celebration
victory.
celebration
in
of the
fiNing
review
Leader,
founded
existence
wi th-
.publish
Irish
is touched.
'\ olunteers
aggressive .from
we
the
as a challenge,
upon a for-
_~ut its dictates And
message column
over
Aggressive.
to deplorable
from
the
National
worthy
and are ~hold. '
in readiness
for
a Volunteer
might
an
for the big event,
themselves
great
be regarded
It !11i3Y~t
aggression
will be menaced.
be decided
of in- '
number
the Voln nteer
pointed
course."
and' will.
a large
when
the Xationa l Army "is numerically strong. But there is a danger that from the very
to r ssert
'One thing
and
continued
will
by direct
But
assert, the
a,s'to
Committee
There-,
and
r-eceived
the
spirit,
at hand.
a measure
impossible
that
istence
serve
display
'Of a Horne Rule
out, but as long as it depends to
them
then
men. of Ireland
to
ary
threatened
if the or-
arose _;ouit o~ (the opposition
and
have
quiries
army.
to keep
army
by the Derry
Self-Reliance.
Irish
that
remedy.'
only
is, still
The Army and Ireland. m,qy be a doubt
of course,
be those
it would
Englisl1""policy
be
~
There
undone;
to·mOHOW that
their
of that
den;
J
If
set
or disap-
~
of other nations, m;d it must be put a permanent basis and at cnce. The'
young
England's
Ireland, or whether the northern counties wiII have voted themselves out of it or not
r-ule may do t~.mor.
sion.
would
accomplished.
at Volnnteer
would
resigned
it
speakers
Eng.
those
approv;;1
force upon
which
\\~bat
privntes
something
something
IVh~ch 'she
.-.
with
ing orders
A, so many war
overcharged
be a 'sham.
Volunteer at least give it. their active support on she wsll ever' other lines. As we have repeatedly said, If 100 per cent 'of. the upkeep of the Volunteer Army is the
asked
the
,pl:eci.
ho s the
of Ireland
is,
offered .Ior
of
that
that
This
res~lts
form tITe Clontarf review will take, Corps: throughout the country are eagerly o wa it- :
itself
Government.
when the example
I
army lines.
has her
(hIIt efficiency
those
have
to-day,
them
deserves
It is
answer to the has "the army"
if it suited
Ib~t
hands. were
would
opportunity
is already
undone except it suited' the .policy
all the people still
the
must be no sham about it. The vOlun'l teer force have come to stay like the defen~e
one effect,
vregiments
sympathies
have
with, Liberal
and
allowed
in English
whose
Party
on party
"a national
and then
has not "the army"
She
1')0
pitating
It is the national
efficient.'
cause.
to the Yeldt,
her.
and prove that in times of strain its opera< tions
to- that
Ireland
never got
of flags and the like.
of Euglan ..d to have
army
'ordered for active service It seem', ~ha~ in the heat
oome
do
remain
movement.
into
the Irish natiC)l.l wished that part 'Of Eng. land's army in occupation of .this country
crisis of the past week
Volunteer
obey Events
"colour
broken
to protect
A bove Politics. sity of the
a
balanced
inquiring
l~nt
Army--the _only army be able to rely upon.
--<>-
of the
North.
would
and the army unanimity
to pro.ect her.' Ireland
weapons.
IreL31{d's duty
what
before
cause.
I a smashing and conclusive weaklings W},O ~.~yIreland
From the Outpost proof
they
theory,
only on matters
so, and
that
Ireland's Army.
they found
comes
of the I'\-ar
and
But
to
a~d such was the uua nirnitj- of officers up to now tb,~.t people suggested
the
by
fair ly well
almost
syrn-
Uniforms.
[ust as
minch
ever
lD
itself
"'e
or a Class but .w'ill find opponents
and suppon ers
a startling
to
a question
p~ple
The constitutional
decalogue
forbidden
Scarcely
in
of the country
the
ser-
to know also
of the military
expresses
a portion
l/
.Price, 1d.
reo
active
scrupulousness,
it would be interesting
'openly
with
men
learn how 'Often in I.:ecent times army officers have examined their military con. sciences
*" ·.Iti:«
J
to l!e expected
that
their
.
refuses to come within the nation, a Home Rrule Parlsarnent, unsupported by other
,~ith
for Ulsters
arm
pathy
Tories
to preach
justification
against
the
and administrative
hint vice
from
countenanced.
have been allowed
accept
to Ir e- that
applicable
same
he
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Saturday, March 28, 1914
Vol. 1: No.8.
has given
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".
stood when
always be
accomplished.
fittingly. represented a:s a nation .with in
her all
nerates llit;le
whose
are
Ireland
should
be
Game;
in friend'ly
rivc h-y
nations,
and
show
sports
we are
no
the manly to the
where
things
at the Olympic
contending sister
stands
great
'only glories
ambition
thlrt dege.
is to add
of a foreign
flag,
a