The Irish Volunteer, Volume 1 - Number 16

Page 1

Vol. 1. .No. 16.

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to the right

to learn

and force

how

itself

that

end.

the

present

was Apart

to

use them;

not

directed the

political

clamorous

for

the

rifle,

for the free.

Ask

handled

a rifle

towards of ate

manhood

the

of

Ir-ishman

mans

rlre pair

\,(oho has

how it appeals

to him

Ior

r nd

of

publi;;

as a 'badge

I field

and

ing

or

opinion

to

carry

of his immutable hill

and

rifles

prepar.ng

to

slavery.

get

a:nd

are

some

the

bridegroom

man

or bas

Volreiceers going

Irish answer

of the

[rish

sinl;);e

kind

answer"

- 'Yhoevet

With

in

got

the

able

and

l'llnd will

fight,

place

in the

ready

ambulartce.r

the

first

be refusal

to

;cittcmpt

,

quite

the week

many

further

solidify

to

Army,

things

Organisations

or less at the inception

ment

have

i.nto the

come

in the hind cs

least

of organrsizrg

and

existence pended The

will

of the demand

corps

a great

to the

much

sea

that

swept

that

the

Ireland , 'rather

the. nation

was

1'.0

dlU-1l1g the century

is 'the

now

wonder

we can

no longer

slavery.

help

Ireland

gre:lt

f,l:'al criss

and

necessary

to procure

arms,

no doubt,

be forthcoming.

is and

that

has that

more

u.ueasy

too many

la,nd,

and

wish

the

arms

Y::lt

needs

the

he!.p

wi ll,

this

these

and

the

up the

work

in a

possible'

pious

f oun d

be

ambitious

Ireland

As

In which

far

as the

~CoJJ.cerned the

Ireland

thinking

English

similar

through

position

fleet.

Indeed itself

thc, army Afncan

place to the

whether

more

with

regard

the

any

showed farmers

itself is

in

European

I ~es.t of Ireland

:\,glt:1tIon was not lIt

IS

the rifles,

~s still

not excctly

,:oohlg

and

that

UIst:T.

the Bt~t

:1 wooing, for while

there

you for

!-h'e ~ne sider

IS

f Irishmen

far great.

.as

would

a deadly than

does

for

Ireland

:at

matter

to and ,~

f

and

price.

its

Opinions

utility

in

of the

the

war

or

supply.

infantry,

the

cavalry.

country

and

in

already

supply

Every

district

should

a rift e.

asking have

If not

for rifles?

till

got

someone

one,

one recruit

ask

you get one.

with

try

and

less

than

And

get

opportunities

yourself.

plenty is

at

There

of them,

supplied

every

and

the

na-

borrow,

or

. POETS

somehow

for

l,sldc.rablY

I'

on

if

there

.1Udg:~g us.

',e

w~eks

is 80,000

considering hav~ try

Volunteers

ballad

b.Y, the

Irish

Volunteer

must

the

WIS!!

WOUld. first c~nsider anything special to

; tlun.k they

real

there. in

between

its laws

the

'be

con-

making

numbers

some

a

OFF',

relation

and be

to-day ~ore

business, ted

any

ballads

\'.'111 presently

11_~ Ireland

acquire '

VIARNED

nat.ons

~tamp,

If YOU think of " Resolve to

bogey.

a resolution--don't.

Jf t;'~',r~ i.; rcallv

whe-

concerned.

Ireland' ~r~~",'~_'

find

valuable,

movement is not g-oing as it should

. -assing

South

But

is

fic~

-place

';onal

laws

against

Ireland.

this IS must be

that

his wi.ll

take YOIl

every

Enalisb

power

doubtful.

of hopeless

(of course

until

the

as

with

vhen

us in a

much

for the men

respect

him

are

on asking

keep

-enc

and have

latter

competent

is

short

has

to

mass

must

other

Ireland

non-existent which we

might

in

in

little

of Iceland

one

as to

great

you

,~.l

her-

Irishman

army

defence purposes ~imilar. crisis to that passed

finds

fact

rest

and

sell

wants our rifles badly one to learn a lesson in the , fal. .. Irish nationalacy 0 f attempting to kill 'y _. .,. to help " by f orcc, t h e other part . ti en tl;lelr backbone so that they won't

, which if not will. probably pro-'ff

for

thcr it is as its friends claim all.powerfull or -as some of the Navy Leazue claim

the

borse

;0. England .' them »art of

a de·'

any partitul>.r desire to cat thc Ulstermcn rifles ,wd all, Comment \5 made on the that

'lnd

')~,

struggle

expressed

can,

as an army

YET? Are

rifle.

Ire-

their

you

DID YOU OET A RIF'LE

ill

Volunteer

was

column'. will of a rather

situation

arc

not

your

while

better

have

sent

show

to

signs

to

towns

man

one

to cavalry being a deterin war, but there are no

factor

the

of and

to

more

The

use the

is a as

the

of

of

use)

opinions

taken up as .id ; . a whole "I 0' scheme It h _e ban ou tline of a workin <>' as.' ecn prepared under-. expert milita y .,. III r a< d \ Ice • and • is • desizned to meet the pre0.,

say

into

differ

A

out

back

own

[or purchasing

sc el!lc

each week, . They coming

have

ha ve a horse

IRISH ARMY FOR IRELJtND.,

a

are uneasy anti tbcy are

come

-nay

:r:g

in

horse

him

cavalry,

commercial

Get

the

train

for estab-

crushed

decline was

keep

the

have

purposes

be sell at

peace.

or-

the

horse

and

was than

that will

young

take

than

very

connection

also

set about

-Jour

followed

movements

ieuo the

fashion

will

for

country

movements

IS for

_

",

as

yet

Cavalry the

Irish

must

are rifles to be had,

ence

I

have

iei

exist nauonal

you

two

a fine

the

for other

you

national

',"omen's

the

themselves

thorough

setting

have

From

supreme

degradation.

mining

ladies'

is being

the wome!::. should

I self.

contrary

\ o.u ntecrs

and

time

as-set in

in the

districts.

already

In auotbcr . ffirst instalment h

appeal

of undeserved

ihat

example

of

when

heretofore.

cle-

as subjects

The

tbis

propaganda

of our

as our

abroad for help

getting

stud

s!1)itten. w:.th m.::c1ne,~ that

and

already place

provincial

some

more

to at-

extent

folk SOn1e zood Eng lish a'bo~t the . .Lrish Volunteers,

in visiting

movement

no

afford

the

and

with

just

a staff

• wonder

efficient,

MATCHMAKING.

time.

A RIFLE OR A WHIP

Small

it,

for

the

so ex-

sea,

(.0

sire

future

with

be Dust as great

are

of woman's

the

as-

and their -help

valuable

Co

that

use him,

embroidering

newly-formed

and

manhood,

AI.

is

manhood

industrial

their

of their

now

Ireland es.tablish.

wrong..

Europe

the

horse

of

will be an art~sk, .As in '82 they of course, be whole-

The

gpnisations

I,'

in

Convention

work

the corps

inspecting

ill a short

In the

in Dublin

as

cross

in to

Volunteers

Ireland

It is

but

could

corps

ranks

be enslaved

nat be able to'fi~

in Europe

will

<leal of at-

b,:!ve appointed

will have

us:

old that

people.

rower,

cause.

in

of

the

flags

~f 11 be

influence

now thrown

we are hack

can

of its

the

red

much

and

a matter

Ireland, if

and

army.

is

purposes

lot

patriotism.

in the movement,

th~

work,

if Ireland or

cor-ps ken

and

by

will

admitted

thoroughly

Army

freedom

in this

work

already

amount of effort

and prior

from

the

be reduced

will 'bear good fruit

Ireland

is, of course

future

supervision

Headquarters

and

be-

should

and the

staff

now

proper

of inspectors, this

and

but the

organisation

tention,

This in

tack

to be natonul

wishes

Power

to

demand

re-enact

civilization

Eucopean

Volunteer other

alcof

new corps

to a minimum, and

ranks,

rifie.

be,

held

is wholeheartedly

the volunteer it should

I

of the move-

claiming

degree

hip,

other

and

country war

of Ire-

women

of Jn.sh

pleasing

as

exarmple

will

aggression,' to

true that we may

any

Volunteer

that

more

e..-e't'yorganisation

have

the

to

a:nd no country the

half.

one

national

be frankly

or no

to force,

Car-

the other

w hen

is made

ilt must

regime.

the

of,

Headquarters

help

first whenever possible the horse should be pressed into the service, In every

but,

to do ion. keeping,

districts

if

will,

fighting

Dr Sir Edward

van

hav

heartedly

he

music of the guns

subjected

civilization

FALLING IN. During

meet The

is

a~,in

will

most .apparent

in Ireland

against

pened

and

be heard any

--<)--

the

duous

If

be a suffl'cie.nt reason

will

for freedom.

Outpost

to do half

way

.¢ the whether in

the

country

a few places

C-O'i?5. This

will

fortune;

without other

~'11:; attempt

lished

the

much

colours and making

':~hort

them. they

Bull is doing

,\5 to what

the

vex

his

or

or the

Only

as there

in the

of

colours

have

in various

is of the

I>y

it's the Kaiser

on or Johnny

the

be a fight

willing'

whether

And

Volunteers will

to

the

decision

flags and

to

one.

who'q_e..

to fight.

represented

is gomg

there

From the

aS1<S

yet settled,

fleet

:::Id~

WO.l'r1AN'S \-VORK.

socx.tions journal

nuptials

obstacles making

so se;

the end is certain,

Every

WHO WiLL FIGHT US? A Continental

the

with of any

WHY NOT CA VALRY?

of housekeeping

\W2.·~·

\fi1.:-a.

slight

anyhow,

is call-

every

a rifle,

a Iair

Ireland people the

a whip

gk,~ in Ireland

to-day,

:.0

up

themselves,

'Je is, .of 00'l:"'5e, not

he w'ill try 'to tell you ,,·ha1 it means, The man who is not \Yilling_Jo carry and usc: a. rifle to-day should be compelled by the force

I

tially outnumbered by ihe bridegroom's, . -, I as to inculo=te :\ mutua respect and

have yearned

and the free

any

that

which

surely

arm

D.l::.~1·S

or

Price, ld.

is a lot of sentiment on both sides, the step-parent is a 'bit of a euuisance, and things have so come about that it's now likely to be a made-tip marriage. The bride's dowry of rifles must be substan-

arms

exigencies

crisis,

the years gone by must argument.

to procure

'from

May 23, lai4

Saturday,

inflic-

of tile

pods

whether they h.ave sas and spend a few it, and

and limit

then

if

they

it to prose.

I P~trf is: O~IY :1, last re~ort ~~d can only thr t : b:,. :l,SM ..~t.('CCS>llJ]y 1>y Y're::tl queer _l_':-__ " i Iolk, \\ 1.1 the othe-rs please desist,

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