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yet existed iin England that was not over ¬

whelminglyof class complexion Thistt

is even of most of Mr Gladstonespopular cabinets The landed aristoc ¬

racy or the higher capitalistic classes were j

predominant in the important posts ofLiberal home and foreign administrationjust as they arc at this hour under tordII

Salisburys Tory Premiership-No

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truly democratic ministry has yetreceived a mandate from the BritishHouse of Commons and this is why oneof the two chambers of the legislatureremains hereditary and non = elective why 1

one church out of dozens of Christian 1

churches is a State institution drawing 1

support from national property why the1

land is still monopolized by the descend ¬j

ants of Norman baronets why the armyis officered by members of the upperten1 why members of Parliament arenot paid for their time and services astt

in every other country really ruled byIan elective legislature and why all thecrown colonies and other British depend-encies

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have governors ever and exclu ¬

II sively selected from thesocietv sectionof the British nation

The British constitution is prolific inthe phrases and forms of freedom but re ¬

Estrictive in the application of the

E principles of popular liberty It is trulya magnificent sham a sophistry in rulingsystems a parody upon popular govern ¬

ment in its pretended regard for anequality of citizenship in political andlegal rights which exists nowhere inGreat Britain or Ireland

Take this much vaunted constitutionand imperial Parliament in their latestcombined function the act of successionof the King What regard for the en ¬

lightened precepts of religious freedomcops shown lit the terms of the oath whichthe monarch was compelled to take underthe constitution No other civilizedState great or small would disgraceitself by the bigoted and obscurationistformula thus subscribed to

It declared and emphasized a malig-nant

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falsehoodsworn upon a Bibleand proclaimed before the world thisstudied insult to the conscientious belief

J and to the faith of ten millions of peoplebelonging to the oldest church in Chris¬

tendom who live within the realms overwhich this very King is called upon toreign I Yet Englishmen will solemnlyassure you that there is no religious in ¬

equality within the British dominionsjust as the same authority will boastthat English rule means freedom prog ¬

ress and justice everywhere while Indiaand every crown colony within the impe ¬

rural system are systematically denied rep ¬

resentative government and elective con ¬

trol over their own taxationIt isi not a matter of Irish boast but an

undeniable record of his¬

tory that no great reform baa been suc¬

cessfully earned in the British Parlia ¬

ment during the past one hundred yearsindependent of the advocacy and supportof Irelands representatives English refarmer have always been ink minorityiin their own Parliament questionsfeeling clul privileges and the enfran ¬

chisement of the people The reform billof 1882 WM only carrW in the Houe ofCOmmoubIrihvOt

The i rVj of the tel act whim-gpve religious and ediicatlonal freedomto Koncomforticts was pore the work

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movement which was the forerunner I

of modern English Radicalism had Fer ¬

gus OConnor and Brontere OBrien asits most earnest leaders while tradesunion legislation land reform and theextension of local government throughout Great Britain could not have beenenacted by Liberal Ministries withoutthe support of members from Ireland

The Crofters act for Scotland theparish councils lawjor England the abo ¬

lition of flogging in the army and navyand the recent reform of the Britishprison systemare due exclusively to the I

support which the Nationalist patty hasgiven during the last fifteen years to allmeasures which made for the extentlonof popular freedom the betterment of theindustrirl classes and the removal of brutalizingcustpms in Great Britain

It was thus in trying against rootedprejudices and hostile majorities to ob-

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reforms for their own people andcountry that the Irish Nationalist partyhave widened the bounds of British popu ¬

lar rights It is a service which may notfind too warm an approval from Irishmenwho want no kind of connection to existbetween England and Ireland more inti ¬

mate or objective than the sea whichdivides them This is true Irish ¬

mans wait and wish This separationwill not however be made more difficultbut on the contrary more easy of ulti-mate

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achievement by the men who areelected to speak for Ireland showingthemselves thefriends and advocates of

popularrightsof Kings and classes

What the present Irish Parliamentaryparty mean to do is to meddle in every ¬

thing that comes before the House ofCommons which concerns any part of thepossible ¬

whether in India or in Africa and to urgeselfgovernment of the widest kind forevery community under the crown whoare supposed to enjoy what is insidiouslydenied them the boasted rights of

subjectsIn the imperial Parliamentmay be made to learn in the course of afew sessions that there may be worseevils in store for English statesmen whoare called upon to govern an unwieldyempire than the restoration to Ireland ofa national legislature which would re¬

move from Westminster the semirevolu ¬

tionary ideas principles and policieswhich an Irish Nationalist representationmust stand by in the House of Commonsso long as they are retained there tospeak and act for the democratic peopleof Ireland

BOCK BEER

Every beer drinker in town today issinging the praises of old King Gambrinus who invented lager beer and thepraises of the local brewers and agencieswho have furnished us with bock beerEverybody knows that bock beer comeswith spring but few people indeed cantell the reason why for every brewerwill tell them on Inquiry that bock maybe produced and put on tap all the yeararound In former titnes the lager beerso called to distinguish it from the lighterand weaker article produced for Imme-diate

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t consumption and pot lagered badto be brewed in winter The day of theissuance of the first off the winter cropwas an important one and generally obMrved by regaling consumers with aspecial brew The custom would neverdown awl even the modern brewer iaobliged ta follow it and furiUli customerf With a special spring acl1rl R 0

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HOLY NAME SOCIETY

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