New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 10

turned an encouraging hand toward the downtrodden and oppressed mna- tions of the world. We were quick to respond to the piteous appeal of bleeding Cuba in her fight for liberty and freedom, from the path of duty when the negro slaves in the southland lifted their manacled hands to us, in a piteous prayer for deliverance. But the claims intelligent American public will not ubmit to any political dictation from the other side We set out to do a England League of N , as it now uld render rthless our | dous sacrifice of men and Why, look at antung, Indin, ¥ and Ireland. I work not yet finished not the savior of the nations will not be until and to loos¢n her death grip on » subject n tand tretne Irish Atrocities—Calls flacSwiney Martyr money Egypt to us surely than those of Cuba, or our colored brethren of the south Over 50 per cent of the Continental army were of Irish birth or extrac- tion General John Sullivan of New Hampshire began the revolt against England, when he captured powder to charge the guns at Bunker Hill the following year. Commodore John Barry, father of the American navy, | holding captain’s certificate No. 1, signed by Washington himself, the highest rank, then issued; General Andrew Jackson, “Old Hickory,” hero of the battle of New Orleans in the war of 1812, Arthur Buchanan, Mc- Kinley, Roosevelt and Wilson, have Irish blood in their veins. With these men and commanders like Phil Sher- idan, Meade, McDonnell, Logan, Meagher, with twenty-five million“of the staunchest and most loyal citi ens of our great republic having Cel- | tie blood in their veins, is it too much to say that the fight for freedom, for seif-determination by the Irish re- public is of the greatest interest to every honest, liberty-loving demo- cratic American. Assatls British Govt. “How can we free Americans read the accounts of slaughter and mur- der of the Irish citizenry by the hired assassins of Lloyd George and Sir Edward Carson .without rising up and making the world resound with j our protests. Our quarrel is not with the English people, but with the autocratic English government. The | people ot England, the working class, are just' as much in sympathy with Ireland’'s fight for freedom as they were for our cause in the revolution. Autocracy and tyranny is making a last stand in London today. Little by little the aristocrats of England are being driven to the wall and it is only a question of time when the House of Lords and every other vestige of the English caste system will be relegat- ed to the scrap heap. Then can Eng- land, America, Ireland and every oth- ér nation unite in a great league of brotherhood and with God's help | usher In a reign of peace and good will. “In the meantime If we are loyal to our ideals of liberty and freedom, we must try and crystallize the senti- ment in our great country in one grand, concerted effort to compel Lloyd George to release the death grip of Ireland. Yes, and in the name of Christianity and our Chris- tian civilization compel them to with- draw the Black and Tan murderers and thugs, hired assassins and leave Ireland to work out, unmolested, her own political salvation. “We interfered when little Bel- glum lay wounded and bleeding a few | years ago; we raised our voices time and again against inhuman treat- ment of the Jews; we protested against the atrocities in the Congo epeat our we force Ing Lloyd George o sine'’ oxi a Ireland and extolling Lo A few AcSwiney as 0 martyr whose | distinguishec lace Is beside Joun of Arc | citizens of Immortals, Rov. 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