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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 1, 25 April 1884, Page 5

Truthfully but unkindly says the Pilot, the Springfield Republican thus moralizes on the wratb of dear Mother Eugland : — ' The operations of conspirators in this country, if any there be, have none of those elements of pnblicity which attended the building oE vessels at Liverpool to prey upon our commerce during the war, a neglect of the proper vigilance expected of neutrals which cost Great Britain 15,500,000d015. in the settlement of the Alabama claims. Ihe United States are ready to suppress all acts of hostility on the part of the Irish, but those acts must be tangible and something for which men can be convicted lawfully. And, moreover, it is her own Irish who are making all the trouble for Great Britain, whether they are there or here."