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c th a a m t e h b e e d f i or d e n t o h t e s A a r y d s - o F , h a ei n s d i i n nd 1 i 9 c 2 a 5 t . ew W ha h t y it d w id as h , e w l h e e t n a t s h u e b- R c a o t m h m m i i t n t e e s e ' o m f o m t e i n o , n p o r p e p s o e r n t t un a it G y ov t e o rn p m o e s n e t b c e u fo p re to t s h o e me c b a o me d r y aA o - n w c h e il in e a no b m l i u n e a m ll o y on ha t v o in a g ffor o d th a e n r
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on a NationalPolicy,whilehe studiouslyignored it ^preferringto devotehis hadhegoneandexplainedallthis, howwouldheandithavebeenreceived?
i t n im w e ha t t o c i a n m t e er t v o ie b w e in k g no i w nf n lu a e s nt h i i a s l " m C e o m nf b e e s r s s ion o a f l t ** h a e t o R r e g p a u n b i l s i a c t a i n on he i a n d d q i u v a i r d t u e a r l s l , y Had the author of the Constitution added that—when hewas safely
h s d o p r h t w m a i a r e r o h o i h n s i a c d l e n n a d d c l i d y o e p t t a n i r z i i m t a k n a a i c o n a h t g n c a t b m t e e s t l o y o h i i r ? u i c ? u w e o w s a s o n a t e l n a , t t W l a f s e t t r A y h i d r o y h d m n s d a f , i r e c r u o d b n a t a r e r r i g c b t a s i n a i t f h i w s n a l o o o h n h g g n r u a e k i e a a t s o s t , n r t n t f h a e a h d ? h a e t o u e i r l D h r g r s f p u e u f s W o d e b i t r s p l V a h o s h a l h e e u h p d a e t i a r e m l w t i r n r s h e n e i d a , o p i p e h i g n y m r s s o s l a m s o — l o t u F l s e b a d r m e i m l e i l o y r e f a b p r b e u v o n e u s i r m r l I t ' n a r c e i i a e n i l p * c o w a s n i d r y ' n s o e F o m f D k e u d p o o i h u x i l e f f f i n f b c l r d r s u e l e t o r e n i p a y t m e n M u t n . b h g t i n o e l e g n t ? d r u e r r i o , e W t c i i s r t n n h l t W h a e g d e r a a w h t d i y s t a D n L a t e g t l e t s f h h i a e s o i e t n e n r h r n m a s d m c a " r d t x o e s e — e o a i n d - r t n r n A a d d i a i t e f n o o f H b o f s t n n o o o t e T e r e u o i u s a w e c n t i s s o h r e o n t t e i - e c e o n w a s b e d t n o h e a o i e m i a t s a o c i h e c i c t n o i c e m h , h - a e r s a s u p w c H I b o a o e h s a n o y l l c n t o r d u i a s o s u u r t r s t u a s r l i f i a i e y l u c n d e a n t . c d a s t e t u l c o b d t o e E r s p e s i t f s x e h t c o h h o s n e d o o n e a u o i s c o a i w t r v m i c u l p r s e p e o i t o t i l m n e i p d h w e t F s e n r o e a e h r a a t n D t f r e i e c c h e t o t e t n , p B o r m i a i m e u d m o c l i n e t t S l s e t o t h n i d , t h h r e e t ; i a e w e s t . e t h r p a , r h e a i n a t s a t d w o d h w h O t G i d f , a n e i n t o e n f s w t l o h n v f C w o — n y s i e a o s i u c l u r n o u n ^ m y l r 5 s n i l m t e d 0 o t t m t b e d i w d a h e t t p t h a b i a n o h e u a a i s t c t i r t n e v f i s u n s I i e h o c , g m n i d e n i d s b e n t n s m o o v e t o c a i f u , e n e r n n n c r b o e n t t o y o a e r h h e t f s i n e h m t e n t d t h a t s o p e h i a a d h u s r o e f o , m n e i b n e a f d r e l T t m e t s i e e r d a e , i h c 3 o e p t t a 3 m p a T m o a a h t ) r s b r e p e n d o o e e r r p d e p n a p r r t t r f s e o w h s a h i o o r B i v e i i r a i n s t a n o t l t h l f e c C l h ? B y i e s o i e t t o n n n n l h h s t u M l s a F , a e p i t L m o a t n u o i e n i e i S r n n t i w s n d e d s u n t o t , s n u o t s e u h u a i l r t t r l a l c o t y e h e s e n h n e , d d e r , t
isoneof * t * h T e h ir e b p u e n o f p e l n e s. are Fo a r t w pr h e a s t en p t ur g p r o o s a e ni i n s g t u h n a d t e l r ar t g a e xa a t r ic m m y . ke T p h t e ? co I s s t i o t f t t o he de F f r e e n e d S t t h a e te co A un n t n r y y v of ot t e h d ese o , n on t l he y 1 D 7 ea a t s h ag P a e i n n a st lt 1 y 3 c v l o a t u e s d e i o n f i t ts he fa O v f o f u e r nc a e n s d, A o g f ai t n h s e t 1 t 7, he ma St n a y te vo B t i e l d l ,
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u t b t h s h e a a r t t a e g f p s a e l r i c a e n t c s e i e t c d d M o i a a m n o t i f o s o n t u d c h t e e e s m i e b p d d e y e o , a p p w l o V o e w o u l e w l u r h d n o ? t t e h a e e A r r r e n e f o o d t b r e c e h t e e e , n r r e w m e h o i d f i n c e o t h f d he i a t s n h p r a e e I t a o r l p i n l l s v o e h ' t a s f h o r e r b m e u o y i n r g l d t n y e o n p t o s o y v f w e t i e s t r r a o t f w s h h e e f a o l a c r l n c o e s y r t u t s l h o e e a f c t t t a i h c o n e a n m n i . ? h m o m p C W e e o e n u s r t l o e e d d i p i e t t o f l e n n i n o o c d t t e m G no o o r v r e e m r o t n r h m a a e l n nt p . s o a e n t c M i t a c i n o j i n u f , s e t s i a t c n l e y d , in e l v t e e g h i r e s y l r a e c t c i o e o n n n s t c s i i o e g n n c t a o i r m o r i u i n s e i d o C u h h r s a i s b st r n i e e a a i n t k h d w e o i r l w l n pu s b o e l f e i t c h s i o a s m p e i p n t r s h o t i v r n a u l g -
f a fo e n r d c a i e r n . g me w R d e e l I a m h t p a i e d v r e i l i a y n l , 1 g t 9 u h 1 a a r 9 t d. w fo h r e c D e n o i a s yo a r h u i n g t o h h t s i t c n i k a v s i s c u g c r s e h p a i a t ri f a t o s r p c w r e o h v w e i o n d u e t d M he a h l B e l r n i t e t h c i e s e h s p s r w a o e r t r y e e c i t f h i w e o e n re h t — a h a a d t n a d g w a a t i h s n e t n p h o e e l c i e p c s o e s p a w u r e l y r a e r ? m th e e n s t e o d f ay t s y , ra of nn E y ng m l a a s n q d u ' e s ra o d l i d ng pre u t n e d n e c r e a th C a h t ri I s r t i i s a h n —j m u a r n i t es le c . ann T o h t e b r e epe t t r i u t s i t o e n d ,
C k t o h n n e o s p w i o d s o e i f r t . i n w e i W x s h t t a h t t a h t e i w s l e a a r v l e l i^ c t r h a e a d a t m t i e o n d v i e s t r t h - e r b a s u t p r i o d o i e o l n s a i g n n i g d ve t a n h ll e a t s c h o b o u r s n i e b t e s r s e y c b r w y e i t t a t h r h i o e o s s f e fi t w c o h ia s o l e s c h r d a e u t d a e r t i o t e o s s e ? t c o ur W s e e e c s r r u e e p t p a n r o o i r t e t s m f t o a h r n a t t y he w d i e r v t e o rd g i i c v t e s v d e e r s d i i r c e t d s b in y a T c y c r o a rd n a n n y c—e i w s i b th ene t a h t e h ev c i o d n e t n e c m e pt. that is, of course, the
policyatanycost? — This brings me to the reference to External Association. Regarding
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policy he thus condemned, where it is not an aggravation of it ^is the Republic of 1921, had ever heard of Document No. 2 or its External
all-sufficient answerto thesepetulant questions,whichithas become allbut Association until the crisis in the debate at University Buildings, Dublin
treasonforRepublicans torepeatorfornewspapers toreport. Even atthat and the idea would never have emanated from men like Cathal Bnigha
riskletme ask finally—what he has done to redeem the promise he made in orbeentertainedbythem,exceptinadesperateefforttogetoutofthemorass
regard to emigration with the example before him that the Republican in which successive visits to London had landed us. It had been stated
w G t b h < e o e x v s w s e t e h o o r t p l o n p e - e ' m d * f d a u e . T y t " h n u t e r t h e b a s e n h s p t o a r u l o o l m f h d o o i s b u t b e r i a b p t t u e e i a o l d p n t l— y e e — t a m x i e t i m h e g b e e r s y i i a n n o t c g u i e n t o g t a n h k m e e e n g i n r f n e r o a o f t m 1 v e u i 9 x g s 2 o o d 0 d u a u r i ? s l a y t n . h d at e W n f t e o e l r a l p r r o e i w s e b e d e , i t n t h g h e e b F l f a e o m d u i n b n d y e a . t a i n on e T m h o i a n g t r w m a h u t i s i c t m h p R C t r a o e e t p v h u a i a b c o l l c u i o B s c l m r a y p u n a g s f n h r c y a o o m w u h l h t i d o h m , e do a t s t o a a t f m h t t e e h er e s d o e t t N b h i o e a T r t ce " t e h t o T h r n a e a a t t n t h d y C a , a t ' t t * h i h e n a b r s l u e t t r B u d r w m e u o e a g l n r t h k , w a i f c o s t h r a h a i l t d P l h a e e t r n h t I g e r i e r i t d e s i h i o w t n s l a a s a n a d g n v n u o o d a t c g h a e i t t e n h s g e
Who,one mayask,has sincedone anything tostopemigrationexcept Pogrom ; Cathal Brugha who.—in his de—athless speech in opposition to the
the very body that prohibited it in 1920. "Treaty" and to entering the Empire gave this vivid forecast of the
j h a c a S u o g s t a s n a a v t o c t i e i f e e n f r i b F P a n c r i I a a e n o a t r d d u m i n l , g o u n i a n h a t s a g t h m a t f F e i e o t d n n n r h i p , t o a l r t t t i a h i i t s t e P m s d s a e e e a l f l t r e f o o a m t , a u b i i y d j n n w n e e d t a o r c y o i r s t n o r i p g e u t t a o v o y s f e o f s a f e a t u i l n n h r n s F a d t e g b , i h i l p a e n 1 w e r o n 9 h h n w 2 h w i e a 2 e s i i n r t m F P t h d a a a o i t l c r n l l t o t t d , h , s u l e e o p e o o u a e a r r f s t d m a r t e t i w h o h h d n i n a e e s b a y s o g e a f 1 w e f o m t 9 - e , l h p , 2 c l a e 3 h t o g t x a w y e C s c e t s e i r e p o s a n p c r s g o t f o i e n a m n t t u r t i o r F s o s o a i e a e l s r t d d s e h o h d e a f w e O s t h r i F h t w i d r t . a a c e e h t s h e r e , m i l b m t i • f s y h o a N a i a d i t n o n t n n y h g w y s e , n t t , o h s e e t e p n e a n h w i r d i e a r B " l t t m i r l o h t i i o H f m e e t y t f e a i s b o h g r s e n a u r e h a h i t o , s i n s c u G " h s g h s n o o a h o h d m v s s o u e e , o e e l l w h s r d h a s i a a n i s n s n t s s i t m . t a e x d e o y e d n , W h , n n o o ~ a t e t e u t l " w r m l r r a o i o u w t m u n e e E i h h o r d s m c r t e r p o l o h t n e a i u h o d s t r g e w t t w h e h e l h e B e c a i a r ? t a t n n t i a h r r g t r e h t e a h i e r d : v e a c s i i i e e h r d t s n n o r g i E t h u , e o s u o m n n o — r u h p s d i h l s a i e e h d t s d r h r a r , e i e s o n b m a a n d w w e , y g n e i e e , d l d a n a l a a n y d p r n h f d o o i e o a d s r u v w e a t i h d h e s t n p , e e i k e i g o t o e o r w o n o p d u o n l b r a u u e t e a n s l o l y d d i , d a o d n s o — n E o t s w f e i n a f a s s t n g y h v t u s l i o f h c : l a u o r h e l n r r e y i * d a n a N t o s g d l v o s t h y e s o , h o ' p r i u w t e t n I l b o e n h g d e t e a w p f , a k U p T l o s , l u r r o u t t e e n u a n h a g r n i o i t t e t s t t h l . f y a a t i w I s t o n * i ' t t W k s h t T o p m h n h i h i a y h o r m a s i i , n w t o s t
h a " a ga s R i e n p b u e o b A e n l n t i " c t m h a E a e n x d t l " e e e c r C t a n o u l a n r r l s e e t a A i i d n s t y s u , t o t h c i e M i o a r n G t , . r i e o m n s d a e h " d a e m Va e H b l x o y e t t o r e l a t l l h e s e d r o e t m p n h e e e e o w t p w e i l i d m e s e d t h a o h i g m s e o m , o s l f t e a o l e u v w n d e t h a s e t i r i c 1 i o h n n d g r e e s i o f c n f e a r 1 n e 9 t t n 2 e h c 3 d e e d i a i n s es t o o h u n e t e T i G n h m r e a I e r r n e s e , l , h an a t d i — . m h s " a a t Ho c a t o e m f l p o l r t e h m t a e t of a " n a s t s w h s e e oc r i R a t e t o p i u o t b n h l e i s c u p a c r n h et G a e s o nc v w e e e r r n e h m p a e e v a n e t t e a d o t f s p o 1 r m 9 e 2 e s 1 en t d t i e m c w e i o d u a e l g d o d ,
p g o t P e r h n o r e e e b s a l i t L m a s e e c t s a e a h t y n g t t u f p a a e n r r p a c e p o e s e f a h u o l £ m N f s i e a , , r t h o e i i p n o s a e n l t n r o s y n m r ^ 3 i y w 8 s w h ; . s h 6 i i i ^ b l c p l e h e e e r d h s t c t a o i e s l t n l o t r ; p , e e c r j o x a u o f p l s v l l t t e o i h d t i f e h t y a i v i t n h t o , s i g t e s e l d r f t e P s h s a b e p o r y i f t t R y t e u ' e h n s p e i t u v h F g b e e r i l r v e i s m i e a c o n l a S g s n t t a a u d t f p e m e l a i a s r s t g n u . s h e p e i s p o t o I n n t r a a t t m n e i h s e d d e , o a E b a r c n s e c g s t e o l t c a p i i o k t s a l e e h t e d n i r g o a u n b b a , n y l s s e w " h C a i e a l t t r h i a h e n a n a l t d d h o y e t B I h t r e r u a B r a r g n i i h d n t w a e i o , d s E r h a d o w s m n h C , o o o n t s m t h n e h m e a o t d d F n e o o w m e u e V x i r a a t n l e l a C r e t t o n r i h u a a r n l t g o p s f a a ' t r s h s t N g o o e a a c u d r t i g r i a i h a o t s t t i n o o s n n R w , e a w c p s o a o u u s r b l w l d h i a v e c o n b t l a y e h u n n e s t r h p o a e t i r a t h k i d h e e l - e r y d '
theConstitution. Ifithadnotformedan elementintheballotpaperatthe quarters after midnight, June 28th, 1922.
General Election, how many people would have troubled to vote for it ? How can any red-blooded Irishman harbour the idea of association
H " a T d hi i s ts is pr t o he ud Co a n u s t t h i o t r ut g i o o n n e " m ; an t f h u e l n ly ex t p o l t a h i e ne h d us f t ul i l n y gs th w e it p h en i s t i a o n n d sa sa n i d d s f i r n a e n c k u l r y es : w H i o t l h y E L n a g n l d an to d c w o h nv i e c r h t. h i a t s in i t t o s a Bl p a e c r k m - a a n n e d n - t Ta s n t s ep a pi n n d g- i s t t s o b n o e m t b o i I n r g aq pl a a n n d es Af i g n ha t n h - e
itembodied : thatitprovidedforaPresidentwhosedutieswould betoplay istan, where her bombing planes are still more active, while she foments
golf, give an occasionaltea, and cancel one periodically by way ofvariety; recurrent racial discords between Moslem and Hindu in India asacounter-
move tD the universal demand for self-government there, as she has been