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I watched , that he moved away from his incom-
wondered whether he had baptized at those
didactic emphasis , changing quickly to engage-
I had assumed it to be this : but I found , as
verbs or whether they were ever present to
follow a new thought before he , or any one else
defect ; for he had nothing of the calm of mind
me most just : but it missed the great air of
by themes at which he shied .
studied him curiously and attentively )
matter , of what he willed to do-but turned to
ing and captivating schoolmaster . imperious
His sentences .
with him . said that it was as difficult to fix
A speaker who does not finish
that had already been finished when confronted
shiftings . Yet this , too , betokened the same
doubling back upon his traces to expand themes
had caught the first . He did this so imperi-
the end of what he wished to say -or . for that
sion to be present at important negotiations
speech in the search for perfection . At first
ing each before he came to its verb : and I
ously and impatiently , however , that he left an
All this , however , was delivered with the
a high dignity in Ireland , who had had occa-
and imperuous . In later days I was told that
that is of the essence of true decision of
Mr. Darrell , Fizzis , who writes about Mr.
on a plate with a fork . The figure seemed to
De Valera in the new number of the " World's
ing charm , with which he vested his mercurial
Aug 15-1923
character . "
didactic emphasis of a schoolmaster , an engaged-
T remember him on one occasion ( for I
complete sentences . , " He never looked to
sumony .
Work , " observes that his mind is full of in-
pleted thoughts to others altogether new , often
him to a decision as it would be to fix mercury
De Valera's Oratory .
his mind at all . ' Nor was this a refinement of
obscurate .
entering on three successive sentences , and leave-
sion .
of tremendous decision to his own index

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Prime Minister of Eire Famed Figure
Eamon de Valera
ment sin .
been a
he has
guished .

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ing from a district in the West of Ire-
spondent of the " Daily Mail , " who , writ-
" Daily Mail " Glasses .
siasm and trailing clouds of glory behind
pen-pictures of incidents
land yesterday , says in that paper to-day -
The following is from the special curve-
a spic-and-span " dresser , "
I received everywhere with framing enthu-
and knows the effect of a well-fitting ' uni-
Mr. De Valera's Army Through
De Valera , with his highly organised
and solemn sworn . " Van must be ready
staff , is sweeping through Clare east and
I and friendly enough . I was a little disar-
staff . is sweeping through Clare east and
form . In him you see Red Republicanism
about him . " He is
mounted in him , and searched in vain for a
more and then he opened his feathers
nosed to cherish . Perkins this was one of
sworn to the strictest
Hamann de Valera has a touch of the dandy
ana set his cap for the business before him .
police-who are used to it and only smile -
flowed in concern and no wariness .
climmer of that divine spark he is sup :
There were wild scenes at the railway
man in the multitude was inflated with
I'mquor . That in Ireland , where there are
station when the last trains left for north
tool marching with a little step and with
nnarters , and we had a short talk-frank
him as he passes on . He received me after
partial . De Valera will have no nonsense
cassians' fasted . but at the end they
harrack-sc rare sergeant would be proud of
in his army , and the army knows it . I
stimmine delicately out of a handbox . In
" I saw a couple of thousand of them ,
his off-days . He said he was tired and sad .
equiation may be dealt with by court
temperance ,
strating , hurling defeat epithets at the
been drilled and drilled and drilled , and a
cession found sunshine against the ' sobriety
marchin , on Sunday night . ' Take a good
and south mid cries of " Dr. Rebels ! " " Dr.
siderably over 10,000 , throbbing and demon-
I found them all
is " Datcassians , " and purred over them .
They were well dressed and serviceably
look at them . " said one of De Valera's
profoundly sorrowful he had come to the
Mass the other day at his general hand
watched for five hours " a crowd of con-
on all occasions . " runs the order : a Dal-
De Valera ! " " In the Kaiser ! " But not a
County Clare he has between 15,000 and
multitude "break " and make for home .
and late at night I saw this amazing Irish
heartedir at his command . " They have all
He had left his heart behind him in Dub-
equiation may be dealt with by court
fitter set of men anywhere . " I owned it
ine military precision .
heart . For ten hours most of the " Dal-
Lieutenants " Take a good look , and own
I no drink restrictions was remarkably didni .
that it would be hard to find a cleaner
lin by the bier of the martyred Tom Ashe .
" To make war "niatly in a law tired
20,000 Volunteers entirely and whole-
an of them . They are not only soldiers :
West . " Why ? " To carry on the
they are athletes .
" He spoke very quietly in
work . ' Tom' Ashe died for 50 vary on " 40
Mississippi criticized at a strong-bomb-trade
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received . Bonfires were lighted in a number
meeting of his followers in Galway to-morrow .
an address . At Oranmore he was also warmly
At Alymon there was a large crowd with
journey , and fog signals exploded .
MR. DE VALERA IN GALWAY
at 9.20 for the purpose of addressing a public
He travelled alone , and was warmly received
torches , who cheered on arrival of the train .
At Athenry Mr. de Valera was presented with
of districts in the remaining portion of the
pipers' band and a number of priests joined in
the Railway Hotel , where torches and a
A large , once of fullyequipped military have
been drafted into Galway in view of to-
we welcome .
by his supporters at various stations on route .
At Galway there was a large crowd outside
with thanking the crowd entirely in Irish .
morrow's meeting .
Preparations for Meeting to be
The Sinn Feiner leader contended himself
Mr. Eamonn de Valera arrived here to-night
Galway , Monday Night . "
Held To-day .
# From our Reporter . )
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tional Law and Legal History ,
time Auditor of Irish Public .
Fein movement to a public debate in Dublin ,
audience : and that the proceeds ( if any ) be
Of the Middle Temple , Barrister at
lenge you , as the representative of the Sinn
Law ; Prize-winner in Constitu-
lish in order that it may reach a wider
and in Common Law ; some
of a letter . which has been addressed to Mr.
stitutionalism versus Sinn Fein .
accurate .
I would suggest that the debate be in Eng-
Sir-I enclose for your information and for
publication if you think fit the subjoined copy
devoted to Dublin charities .
Richard O'Sullivan ,
January 9 , 1918 .
at a place and date to be arranged , on Con-
Letters to the editor
de Valera , M.P. - Yours very truly ,
A challenge to Mr. de Valera
Sir-In default of others I desire to chal-
I am sending a copy of this letter to the
And I am , sir-Yours very truly .
Richard O'Sullivan .
press .
2 Cloisters , Temple , E.C. ,
( Copy ) .
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De Valera .
isit to the town on Sunday . On his )
a Messrs . De Valera and Griffith on their
esterday to present an address of welcome !
Executive . at the Dundalk M.C. meeting !
notion , Mr. Hughes said in presenting it !
country . " The chairman stating that he
Hughes , exsecretary . North U.I.L. )
Mr. Hughes then applied for the use of
the Town Hall for Sunday , but the Chair
ninions of the majority of the people .
to believed that would be voicing that
tion should come through the ' Down Clerk .
Mr. B. Hamill said the " firebrand " was
a heated discussion .
used to accept a motion br. Mr. p.
country . " The Chairman stating that he
Mr. Hughes-John Redmond is not dead .
v.11 .
Mr. P. J. Daly seconded , and Mr. McCoy .
the station stations that O"Hannako approves
supporting , said he would not , obje
Breeze over town flag .
had given his views and that ended it . Mr.
would preserve the Brown's Clerk from
# # #
Union-You can change your col-
must be taken as approval of N-A-A.
#minimum said that can be address
was made previously to the Committee they
necessary order .
Mr. Huskes - I don't wish the death of
Mr. Redmond getting an address .
# resolution was awarded
still in public life and an honour to the
Hughes returned that it did not end . If
The Chairman . Mr. T. H. McGianhall
to his clever and stock . "
were told to bring it before the Council
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Irish Republican prisoners'
Mr. de Valera opening the
Dependents' Fate at Shelbourne
Park last evening .
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on our side has always been simply for the
feel that a united nation has confidence in I
may happily be brought to an end . but
the rulers of Britain and the Irish people
For national solidarity in the present !
suffice . They indulge , therefore , in no
will be a peace consistent with the
upon the will of this nation . The struggle
the differences of the vast . it is the
desire that this secular conflict between
" The only peace that in the very
does not depend finally upon their will or
affects the lives and fortunes of every
partment of nail Eireann , says :
they realise that the ending of the conflict ,
maintenance of a right that in its nature
men to stand together for Ireland
They share with each one of us the ardent
dom of choice and no ability of theirs will
dom worthy of the sufforings endured to
Nation's morale .
I land's right has been ruthlessly persisted
The People
officially issued by the Publicity . De-
to the People of Ireland , appeals .
" Our delegates are keenly conscious of
Government must profoundly influ-
with the representatives of the British .
nation's right and guaranteeing a tree -
During the negotiations , then . Une !
them and will support them unflinchingly .
The Proclamation , which has been
ence , and may determine , the whole .
Fellow-Citizens - The Conference
section of the community . Whatever
unlikely that this claim will be abandoned
will be fatal , and everyone whose thought !
tain . The claim that conflicts with Ire-
in which the accredited represents-
of distributing . dividing . weakening us . We
be either relinquished or compromised .
course of our country's future . It :
" By a heroic endurance in suffering Ire-
linked up with each successive triumph of
interest as it is the duty of all Irish-
wavering faith in those who have been do-
crisis .
Mr. de Valera . In a Proclamation !
no foolish hopes .
their responsibilities . They must be made
tives of the nation are about to engage
slicktest lowering of the nation's morale !
secure it .
peace that Ireland
( Bizner ) , Eamon de Valera . "
Delegates' feeling .
humanity . whose progress is intimately
in elegant discipline . ' For this I appeal .
nature of things can end this struggle
confidence manifesting itself as hitherto
night over night . ' The favor against us
faulish hands " nor should the country in
must all beware . The unity that is esson-
duppo in them . ' Who agree that will and
" The delegates are aware that no win-
bascagnin enemy of the peoples of both 1
' such a monoo will not be easy to ob-
lost . The threats that could force current
purey to act in the nation's behalf . and a
in through centuries of blood . It seems
felanda-an enemy of the cause of
wants .
troland must stand where she is . unvield !
falter for a moment , all would again be
ing and Fearless on the rock of right . or I
another , till all were some . Of necessity !
further sacrifices to cause her to avail or
will use every artifice it knows in the hope
vial will hold too maintained his an im-
ar action tends to lower it is an enemy of
day in one vital particular would be re !
land has gained the position she holds .
new " Peace and that claim are incom-
Were the prospect of further horrors or
be out-manoeuvred and defeated in detail . )
ful liberty . Nothing but such a determin-
skill or stalographic of leaders , but by
above .
nation stocked to the acceptance of death
lied on to force surrender in another and I
this conflict will be secured not by the
that our delegates will have to contend
atiqu in our people can overcome the forces
the storm determination of a close-knit
platible .
father than the abandonment of its right-
" No foolish hopes "
PROClamation .
is indolossible , and that cannot therefore
Leader and
" stand together . "
with .
rette .
Dublin , Oct. 10, 1921 . "
Conference .
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depleted by revolution and migra-
cy of Irish self-sufficiency has not
sional depression and war the na-
republic watch him warily , but
creased . Dev's long cherished pol-
tion , and under stress of interna-
prospered under the hindrance
of war , but has gone a long way
oses . The population has been
sional debt has somewhat in-
ated for maintaining neutrality
oward sustaining the nation in
regime has not been a path of
cally known that a quarter mil-
dealism and his flexibility has
he face of shipping and economic
for the most part his support has
A few Richard believers in an Irish
n the current war . It is not gen-
ion Irishmen have stunned across
eader has been not unmixed . The
It is true that the De Valera
been substantial and lasting .
von many adherents to his cause
later however , presiding over the
suraged America not to join it .
combination of Dev's irresistible
League Council at Geneva , " no
nan was more full of high prin-
In war effort .
Ireland has been soundly be-
tanding than this former enemy . "
-eague or Nations and even en-
Mixed Reaction .
Ireland's reaction to her fiery
difficulties .
uple about international under-
would mean nothing but grief , the
al need forces and than unestimat-
to take on jobs in British war
plants . Without official notice
of the Crimes reports have kept
from a government to which war
ed numbers have followed them
Irish are participating extensive-
stories of indecency from the
As a Catholic he has maintained
newspapers and out of the sight
and marriage is indissoluble by
have motion pictures ; the fight
and customs of the country . Read-
of Irish youth . The Church has
against birth control is relentless ,
ing has been closely censored as
Irish hierarchy , which has backed
kept a vigilant watch on morals
ly in the war effort .
Hierarchy Backs Him .
hishon of Tram a farvid nation -
him in decisions involving the
inflexible standards . Suppression
constitutional provision .
many occasions has been the
country's moral health . The Arch-
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that historic night and with some
fateful night in 1924 .
ways to avoid the Border patrols
who to-day arrog back in the
back through the fields and bye-
bitter opponents at the time and
views . I am pleased to claim some
Derry City and County will have
which is in striking contrast to
the morning-he had to come
of the men who helped to lead
have always held opposite political
left behind at Castruse . They
Daniel C. O'Buryle ,
did so and do so without thought
which they almost ran into several
times on the inward journey . The
full detailed story I can manage
record vote for Dr. Cavanagh-a
cation and who have , I believe ,
said , and if he is interested in the
to let him have same .
or question of reward or publicity ,
by the time this letter appears in
sunshine of his greatness and
were kept in anxiety as to the out-
arrived back in the early hours of
rificed with De Valera on that
through that night to listen to
that while , rightly or wrongly . I
Hamann Donnelly and the others
come of events until my uncle
returned to Castruse .
Finally . I join in the hope that
and serve de Valera on the oc-
next day O'Connor and Begley
since loyalty followed him . They
as some useful detail to what
little personal acquaintance with
power .
print another historic fight for
fitting reward for all who sac-
to some who were De Valera's
" Onlooker " has already so well
been" crowned by the success of a
It only remains for me to save
I hope the foregoing may serve
curiously pleasant to sit up
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in Clare and Cork , etc. to ask the Irish
association with the Empire that provided
country down and deserved the greatest
Commandents and Captains as candidates .
ter we published recently . writes that some !
" The plain people who listened to Damon ;
Brennan . Castleisland , they will look .
tells as Fuhat de Valera never turned his
paragraph which Father P. U. Brennan !
Southy and now enables the same hired !
Sean M. Koon in military uniform , adopted
possible honour , ' and not to Father P. J.
frontiers , finance , and all other essentials .
P. J. Brennan whom Mr. de Valera , ref
little help it is to Archbishop ' Matrix , who
people to close their eyes and open their
months and swallow the articles of Acree -
" Mr. de Valera's words were not truly re . '
the Black-and-Tans to murder us in the
of every genuine Irishman and woman as ,
him down in dishonour as a doard and "
well as their reason will tell them whether
course if a long letter in newly to perform
P. J. Brennan , of Castleisland , whose Taf-
ported in any papers : but even taking the
they have some " imprimatum , " to drag .
produces from his pocket to crush de Valera !
first , and last , and all the time . "
Out it not to be enough for Father !
And if they have censure for those who
teristing of the rona around the neck of
with , wouldn't a charitable and just intro- I
one who sat all events stands for Ireland ,
Like Either P. J. Brennan and his like have
North under the regime of a Catholic Lord
Lieutenant , is , ever likely to allow us be-
ment that will have us all little Britons .
do Valera at Kilarnev heard his appeals
ging to murder our co-religionists in the
they fancy there is " nihil , obstat ? " An I
mugh the Army into controversy they
already become in their methods . "
income , an Irish Nation . " If they want a
as ' meaning love for Ireland . ' an endine of '
motherland should have full freedom in
It isn't , however , what Eamon de Valere
asserted that his words " we , not meant !
beoblo , like Father Brennan were shocking
will remember who trotbed out the man
definite factor ,
in any threatening or sinister sense " 2 .
says , what Mr. Michael Collins says , nor !
pretation of it now've to others what it
even a bastard .
definitely decide the issues . The instinct !
Seachan La Numbhadha . ' O'Mairne , in the '
who won the war . ' sent around the great
Why should be come forward to aid in the ;
That No Valera was ' a soldier ! a stage-man .
yet what Father P. J. Brennan says , will
any prosent or future strife between inn ?
and a scholar's " film 1921 . While in 1921 )
conveyed to us ?
selves , and a united demand that cure !
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Irish affairs it will be of special interest !
What I seek in America is that the
one of the innerly stated objects for which
to our readers . We take it from the
Monitor " of Newark , New Jersey :
can Press the following statement of Sinn .
But England has no claim on Ireland .
asis of no less than ten of President :
tein's case . At the present juncture in
on the basis of self-determination for all
Ireland is the first case of a small !
America entered the war . ' It is at the
Mr. De' Valera has issued to the Ameri- )
havino accounted America's aid in the war .
by England no less than Mr America . Even )
thirds of the representatives elected warn
his question been put up to the Irish
United States recognize in Ireland's case !
People's Consent Not Given .
This principle of self-determination was !
cast for union with England . Two-
Wilson's fourteen points . It was accepted !
if England had any claim on Ireland . "
se denied to Ireland , it is clear that im- !
Ireland's right to national self-determina .
neoples , she would now have no just
sinn Fein's case .
people to decide .
nation demanding recognition under this
cause of complaint if America demands
which she poured out her blood and her
elected # the direct issue of the estab-
would be based on the consent of the
I cent. of the total vote on the register was't
overned , were sincere or not . " If justice !
tion-that and nothing more .
ny previous time in Irish history had
of the people of Ireland . but always
few world order . in which government !
The Acid Test .
She never held Ireland with the consent
shown in the general elections last Decem'
lefinite that there is no avoiding it . Ire - !
through the exercise of , superior force .
rinciple . Her position is so clear and
that she shall not be cheated of that for
ooked forward to finding through the
whether those who professed to desire a
a national plebiscite . and a bare 20 perl
lishment of an independent republic ; and )
Treasure .
and is the crucial test which will show !
ber . These elections were in effect's
nection with England . What happened !
no home that mankind has learned its
at these elections would have happened at
he past . ' Those who even still cling to )
elected were chosen on the ticket of con-
where else , any more now than it did in !
partial justice is not going to obtain in !
asson from the recent war will then
tinuing the present forced political con-
The will of the Irish people was clearly
have been disappointed Labour , that
past must look elsewhere for the right- !
By Eamon de Valera .
few under the righting or many of their
wrones from which it suffered in the
ine of these wrongs . If right and liberty !
now for a certainly that all their hopes :
are to be disregarded by nations . They will :
international politics , " or , indeed , anv- !
has I'm one-fourth of the total number !
Ibe disrecorded by individuals and groups !
Catholic Times
of individuals .
octs 8.1915
international politics , some indeed # in
few order the rights of many of their
valera .
of individuals .

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sinn feiners .
brake from which speeches were to be made .
A large portion of the crowd appeared to
that memory is being revered was a large
Messrs . MacNeill , Ginnell , and Griffith . " Pro-
curiosity . to see , rather than hear . the Sinn-
Mr. de Valera . Mr. Lynch's supporters , who
and banners with seditions inscriptions faced
consist of persons who came from " motives of
O'Connell and Parnell as
araded the streets . The moment he stepped
and South Longford for Sinn Fein are in full
scroll bearing the inscription , " Vote for de
in which were also seated Count Phunkett and
in military array to preserve a way to a
sinn Fein at work .
natched by him singing their rallying songs .
Join leaders . ' Mr. de Valera was loudly
tready won , if he were to judge by the appear-
# # similar drain were delivered
others were close to it , and , indeed , some of
This but most of them to help the cause of
minent on the brake were two priests . while
him everywhere . The fact was the Sinn
draced in Sinn Fein colours , an operation
of young , stramping fellows were marshalled
operation in East Clare : whether they are to
trenches , in an argumentative , rather than
Sinn Feiners who stole a march on their
them earlier in the day led contingents from
Parnell to his party's bosom . O'Connell's elec- '
stituency , which is a very scattered one , In
The methods which won North Roscommon
him . That was the laughingly added , if they
Eriners were having a gala day . It was a
their parishes into the town .
which was performed at daybreak by a few
to Valera appealed to his young supporters to
( FROM OUP PRPORTER ) .
Valera . " Around the square some hundreds
Parnell were alive to-day . he would be found
fighting for Ireland's independence at home .
voice as the ' man who kept them out of the
not interfere with the demonstration . Some of
tion won Catholic Transipation : the present
opponents by removing the breath and mourn-
Valera . who is being acclaimed by his followers
already , and is noticeable throughout the " con-
Irish Republic , and to see that they voted for
addition to the provision of Hags and litera
are stated to be in the majority in Banis , did
visitors . some of whom came for the annual
demonstrative , speech took O'Connell and
election would win national examination . If
the afternoon in the presence of a large gather-
is a large extent by the presence of Mr. de
Mr. Lynch's supporters claimed to be the fall
ing . The base of the O'Connell statue was
lowers of Clara's Dracoons . but if they were
ance of the town , and the crowds which
turn the normal element has been influenced
them had sane with their candidate to Killaloe ,
where a meeting was arranged in his support
in the other elections , seems to be complete
holiday , and there was a big influx of country
is hand over Roscommon's banner to the
Father O" Flanagan , saying that he was willing
by other modalcers , and a letter was read from
as a national hero . A stranger in Ennis to-day
advate their fathers in the true gospel of an
would certainly conclude that the contest was
system of organisation , which was so marked
In O'Connell square speeches were made in
further taken of the manner in which
ing bands which had been placed there
ENNIS , " Friday Night .
in memory of Major Redmond . A
a SINN FEIN meeting .
We again successful remains to be seen . The
from the train . Ninn Fein leaflets were
over than would be fighting in a
Bannee County .
rich Brigade for Germany against England . Mr.
their parishes into the town by one busy
them had some with the discrimination to Killator .
Mr. de Valera , who was hailed by one lusty
1 . 1918
showered upon him , hundreds of young m
system of organisation , which was so marked
consistent they would now be fighting in a
the author elections . seems to be complete
consistent they would now be fighting in an
to hand " over Hossomman's !
horn-upon him , hundreds of young men
East Clare election .

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( See " Empire Affairs " )
The Republican became the Uncrowned King
valera .
eire's de Valera .
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to the left . - ( Photo : O'Keefe ) .
tera meeting in Cork on Sunday
The anti-Treaty leader is seated .
meeting in the Southern Capital .

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THE Bishop's letter .
Ennis was that on Sunday , at which Mr. de !
( Land cheers . ) .
terday night , and had an enthusiastic recap
him through the streets in the Market
O"Kennedy , and Mr. T. V. Honan. Chairman
people are tyrannised over , as they are now in 1
tion , a crowd , with tar barrels , accompanying
Valera was the principal speaker to protest
to the level of jailbirds . and , because their
Rev. Father O'Kennedy asked as secretary
Irish freedom every success and the blessing
Michael FogarTV .
One of the largest meetings ever held in
Wishing your meeting and ,
Kilrush . Coolacre . Sheriff . Tulla . Cloonov . "
was addressed her Mr. de Valera . " Father
manly spirit preferred death to degradation at
in the meeting and raari the following letter
their sterling representative .
Quin. Newmarket . Corofin . ' Many thousands
is impossible in a community when young
The public meeting was held in O'Connell
Urban Council , being moved to the chair .
Mr. de Valera arrived in the town on Sa
square , where a meeting was held , which
rears-and thrust into prisons and degraded
topic country had given a lead to the Irish
Bishop of Killaloe .
body in Ireland would declare as the Ciate
people all over the world that they would
against the treatment of the Irish prisoners .
to say , a disgrace to civilisation . " Public order
filled O'Connell square and its approaches .
I am . yours sincerely .
contingents were present , some with bands ,
Olare . by better officials because they have
or injured any man or menaced public peace
of welcome from the Clare Co. Council was
Co" Council had declared , that what Ireland
ennis Urban Council .
not he slaves to Britain . " and he hoped that
before the meeting yesterday an address
any man , and for so doing they are arrested
from Lisbonvarna . Liscannon . Kilshenny ,
the day would earn him a what everwriting
from the Bishop of Killalve :
we free from all intermediing in our national
this kind , we have the humor strike and
drilling , with no thought of injury or insult to
such a mess of their own big business , the
ensades . The whole procedure is . I presume
really wanted was complete freedom and
self-government ( cheers ) .
presented at the Tumn Hall
of God ,
square . Mr. Honan . " Chairman of the Ennis
both North and South . ' Had we that acknow .
forcible feeding with all its disgusting
affairs by English Cabinets . " who have made
ledsed right of every nationality , and were
In his reply Mr. de Valera said this his-
country would not be convulsed , as it is now .
in giving a warm welcome to the brave and
have behind it , the whole manhood of Ireland .
in any way ? No. but they had been openly
have behind it , and intense God . will soon
udacity to elect Bamann de Valera as
death of poor Thomas Ashe , to whose per-
tion . a crowd with two harrels , accompanying
same treatiment in use same due .
by the horrors of Mountjoy Prison and the
some of them , I am told , were lads of 17
policy at Irish independence which should
# Department of the Vaudi-
Eamonn de Valera . He stands for the honest
young men from Clare are undergoing the
meeting but I join with you and the people
Dear Mr. Honan . - I cannot come to your
geon ; and for what crime ? Had they wronged
secuted soul may the good God show eternal
mercy . At this moment , not one , but several
neir sterling representative .
him" through " the streets to the Market
1902 02 03
In his reply Mr. de Valera said t
terday night " and had an enthusiastic recap "
in giving a warm welcome to the brave and
before the meeting yesterday
wissess # AESSED

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1940somann
Ballarat , Australia .
shows ( left to right ) : Rt.
Mgr. Flanagan is expected to
Boys' Town , who will shortly
# HIS photograph , taken in
Rev. Mr. E. J. Flanagan ,
Nebraska , founder of the famous
Mannix , Archbishop of Mel-
bourne ; Mr. de Valera , and Most
visit Ireland : Most Rev. Dr.
Omaha , Nebraska , in 1920 ,
Rev. Dr. Foley , Bishop of

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that we cannot give them the official welcome which
aspirations of our people through all the centuries .
on the Tailteann Games .
them gave in the great United struggle a few years
that the subjection of our country to a foreign
would give formal expression to our people's appre-
for the condition to which our country has been re-
make this once again manifest beyond the possi-
licans can only have the kindliest feelings . " We
the day when the Tailteann Games can be truly
Power . by an oath of allegiance , by an imposed con-
what they were intended to be when the Re-
President De Valera's Statement
independence , and against all forms of foreign
ago . We wish here to convey to them our regrets
stitution , and above all . by the forcible partition
publican Government three years ago took the
now secured the freedom they desire . The truth is
are never likely to forget the assistance many of
ciation and regard . They will not see the Mother-
any participation at this time by us would help to
further the presence that the people of Ireland have
initiative for their restoration - a grandrally of the
Irish people to-day . Whatever countenance seems
duced . ' In this atmosphere the Games must be a
and is defested by at least three-fourths of the
by England's threats of renewed war .
Eamon de Valera .
protest by non-co-operation . The dominant feeling
of all true Trishmen at this moment is one of sorrow
particip into this year's Games remains unchanged .
The decision arrived at some months ago not to
Towards the competitors who have come from
of our national territory , is contrary to the national
to have been given by the people to the acceptance
broad not knowing the real conditions here . Renub-
rows of their own-sorrows for the comrades they
tent De Valora has sent the following general reply .
domination or interference . ' That they will soon
Scotland and of England .
land as we would wish her to be seen , but they are
be opened officially by Free State Ministers . and
of this pretended settlement with England has been
It is binding on all Republicans . The Games are to
Vicantime , our attitude will be one of dignified
position , and in part the result of the fears excited
confidently believe . They will accordingly await
mockery . ' Republicans have further peculiar sor-
place the Crown finally on the ' dear , dark head . '
the many other comrades who still lie in the prisons
welcome amongst us for their own sales , and our
have lost in death , however glorious , and sorrow for
The true aspirations of our people are for complete
what his attitude towards the Tailteann Games , to the
prayer is that when they next return it will be to
To enquiries from representatives of the Press as to
( Boxcotted by the Daily Press . )
bility of a misunderstanding all Irish Republicans .
of the ' Free State . ' of ' Northern Ireland , ' and of
spening of which he had received an invitation . Presi-
whole Irish race and the outward expression of our
in part the result of their misunderstanding of the
August , 1924 .
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ister , now the wife of another Republican leader , was a student
change in her outward appearance . ' There was the old emphasis
the Mansion House about that time . I first met her on visi-
tically shy of speaking of herself or her share in the Irish
ation day at the Training College in Bassot-street , where her
ffically proclaimed on Saturday . she said that when " she heard
conversation on old times and recent events . Her mass of deep
in their cause , so unconcerned to take a prominent part in it .
said very little about herself . but the loneliness and anxiety
movements teaching the language and taking part in plays and
of active work in the language movement . " I met her again last
was chosen for the part of Fire ( Ireland ) in a tableau held in
By Shan O Cuiv.
She is still the same enthusiastic believer in the ideal of an
love of Ireland . ' hope and fear chasing each other night and
saturday in her home in Greystones , but I found her characteri
undertone of sadness produced by the ' loneliness and anxiety of the
of the bows and man who had fallen in the fight . This thought
be was then a girl in her teens . with a bright , cheerful
PPV , the only one she had , of a photograph taken in New York .
When she married Eamonn De Valera in 1900 she dropped out
theriences in the United States and in her references to the
during the past 20 years .
disposition and full of life and energy .
life has indeed been one of sadness and strain during the
enial cordial kindness of the American people . When I asked
A welcome break in the nonotonous sadness of the days of waiting ,
Time . however , has wrought its changes . With the sunny ,
Irish-speaking Ireland , and spoke nothing but Irish during our
it is just seventeen years , since I became consistent with
or a school in Dublin and an active worker in the Irish language
on her , and made the sorrows of others her own ,
ler for a photograph for the ' Daily News ' she gave me her own
Government . " Few national leaders can have had wives so earnest
now it should be moment in the mind of Mrs. De Valera . She
" She was then a member of the teaching staff
League and the progress which the language movement has made
and suspense which she has endured have left their impression
MT could unite a drama on my experiences . " she said . " but
biving alone with her civ little children . always waiting ,
of attractive appearance , with a mass of golden hair . She
av. never knowing what tidings the narrow might bring , her
ears that have passed . Her visit to America last year was
Minimum on the church canasters , and is helping others to learn the
During her residence in Groustanes Mrs. De Valera has a
is in the minds of many in Ireland to-day . and it is easy to see
The Wife of the Irish Leader .
tableaux organised by the Gaelic League .
sense . She adjudicated on Sunday last at the Wicklow Feis
After Braw. and hundreds of people who worked with her in
erful disposition which is here . there is now an
ented the Irish language . She is bringing up her own
itime for news , her husband hunted like an outlaw for his
and there was a slow of enthusiasm in her description of her
Add-mass movement in Dublin years are very glad to see her
rain officiating publicly at a Gaelic Festival .
brought which she has passed . When we spoke of the truce
their has become darker . but otherwise there
rful disposition which is here , there is now an
tableaux organised by the Gaelic League .
iot #
ote in her voice when she smoke of the work of the real in
the news she could not help thinking of the mothers and widows
her voice when she spoke of the work of the G
a glow of enthusiasm in her description of he

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nisdom of the King , the clairvoyance of The Times , and the
and a Cousin of Mr. Winston Churchill .
success . Assurances , however , were received that even the
to confront the Irish with so generous an invitation as the
by Shane Leslie ,
itical and blood-sweet storm of the last 12 months .
De Valera .
He stands where Parnell stood 30 years ago . Like Parnel
Editor of the " Dublin Review , " an old Redmondite ,
effective .
dential conventions . However , De Valera returned with the
has ridden two storms .
tremwhelming majority of Irish America at his back to face
an intimate portrait .
He has ridden it into harbour and stands within sight of
had worked his passage across the Atlantic .
he could recall the forces of injury and death .
insistence of the English Churches have now combined to make
redoubtable Michael Collins would stand back , the doubtless
be could not command a cessation of firing with a certainty
exchange and delivery of the goods .
use a constitutionalist at heart , he has awaited the hour :
He has done so , and shown that he could control the " gunme
I have not seen Fonorn de Valera since his arrival in America
gh not absolutely . Until he had a sure plank under his father
re felon of Lincoln Gaol is now the guest of Downing-street
ere are more lines on his face than on his hands to-day . for he
After the tumultuous demonstrations which greeted his first
sh ranks , resulting in rival committees attending the Pres-
has gripped the lever of Anglo-American relations , and , like
noibles would have done had Parnell ever been in a position
he could recall the forces of injury and death .
19, when his hands bore traces of the Stokehold in which h
I have not seen Fonom de Valera since his arrival in America
19 , when his hands bore traces of the stakehold in which he "
verbalming majority of Irish America at his back to face the
rival in America he had to face an invidious division in the
invincibles would have done had Parnell ever been in a position

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asserted its belief in the ideals of Independence which inspired the Old Movement - no sovereignty
but that of the Irish People , no culture but an Irish culture , and a self-reliant
but founded on sound National Principles . At its foundation , Fianna Fail uncompromisingly
( To each Voter in the Constituency )
for any measure of success unless it had a practical programme , adapted to actual conditions ,
no organisation , the aim of which was to further the cause of the people of this Country , could
I mean as n-acini bolatriots , and an mistat least ten chair . Is
small ; cartoon curori lets an n'Eseilge , His hearti less an i
turn is no ten air . ' De toraro na saoise sm bi ar canas munc
Principles were the foundation stones and to this belief and allegiance Fianna Fail added a co-
work was carried out .
Descractor s d'Emris Leo s Sina 1' Scirsei polatriots le her
sna laeta and organ . Contains Fails Fail to rain said 1 noon an treoir
ordinated , workable programme and put it into effect . Facts were faced and step by step the
and those who adhered unswervingly to the Old Policy had been defeated . In these circumstances
darm in aimsir na hergesmala . ' Da tainbe is best tin
smain are an csol .
calmaiocta signs an dorsal pioneer . As must a seas a boolassi geilles
Dero cream an left as reasonful , gcirssi polsiciocca signs
as innnu is scsimroe unseo in Eirinn , buiocas Le
sin's tabaret in aimsir sideans argue : kit his hergestrals . Is not
Contacts ficear react plan to Leirsgrios an cogaro .
I return siris as two ns necessary .
To sustain nor he remain so goill spec . To contact no tire he burnt
small won air , resigns signs sao'tiilst . As heireann's t
their a Dunsion Fianna Fail , Curnesdar Rompy sunrise Tomlon
Currina elite's ritual for Rialtas fisms . Fail perhaps nor an clear
Do Jac Vocalai San Dail-ceanncar
agus cores forts soisislacks agus jeilleagair a bunia . Music a
saotair a mass . ' De Barr an tsantair sin to saorse romlin b
beanam to remain professi a molecular . Iti call turn as smoothesti as no
no increase cleanness in Rialtais 0010 rugged sets b' fisms fail bear a
At the time when Fianna Fail was founded the Movement of 1916-1921 had spent its
At the time when Fianna Fail was founded the Movement of 1916-1921 had spent its

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trict Justice Lennon .
greeting Lieut . Sean O'Shea .
Toby' Breslin , S. O'Shea and Dis-
sented to the National Library .
Members of the garrison pre-
record could be compiled and pre-
charge of the parade . appealed to
James Mallon , George Lyons ,
in their account of events during
Easter Week , so that an historical
members of the garrison to send
Photograph shows Mr. de Valera
sent included-Messrs . J. O"Han-
with Mr. A. McDonnell , had
Ion , Seamus Grace , Joseph Byrne ,
Sec. , Garrison Committee , who ,
Later . Mr. Liam Kavanagh ,
Later . Mr.

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aphorisms , but it is , at any rate ,
other hand , Bernard Shaw has
is defined and bound , its bene-
truth lies between these two
the root of all evil . And , on the
Aclaries and its objects clearly
clear enough that unless money
always strictly maintained that
" UKALISTS have often re-
were the occasion after the Split of
" poverty is the only crime . " The
Irish Parliamentary Party , which
the most expert and vicious vitupera-
We had " The Paris Funds " of the
tion , by some of the most accom-
stated , trouble follows .
obtain agreement to a disposal of
plished practitioners or that art
them , by a conference , or a series of
known to us . there was a good deal
interested .
IVL minded us that money is
should not have been impossible to
The merits of this dispute do not
of trouble about certain funds of the
pute about the Sinn Fein Funds .
the existence of these funds , and it
and acrimonious debates in the
Liberal Party . in Lloyd George's
But , instead , we have legislation ,
control , and now we have the dis-
conferences , of those who are
Mr. de Valera . Few people knew of
interest anybody . except , perhaps .
dail .
Reading these debates , it is im-l

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Ecumon de Valeria
Nodlang ye je'an agur fe maye duz
pan air-tihadain .
noulang 1938 .
aging to zampio idea an pair open
noslavz .