THE IRISH QUESTION.
AN AMERICAN CONVENTION,
London, August 17.
After eight hours' noisy discussion, the McCarthyibes conceded to Healoy's party three voles in the Consultative Committee
New York, August 16.
Aba largely-attended Irish-American convention in Philadelphia it was decided to renew physical force measures in Ireland.
The Convention consisted of 5,000 Irishmen, representing the Pennsylvania societies. The Mayor of Pittsburg presided. Besides adopting physical force, they advised the formation of a secret) service. A resolution was carried that a corps should arm in readiness to strike their hereditary enemy in case a European war ensued.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 197, 19 August 1895, Page 3
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