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The Northwestern standard. [volume], March 06, 1886, Image 1
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I request your special attention to the excellent Suitings I have now on hand.'
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LINE of Suitings, Overcoatings and Trouserings, I am better prepared to dot
first-class work, at prices that will defy competition, Oall and investigate for
yourself. In connection, 1 have a department for altering*'repairing, cleaning
and pressing, wi% neatness and dispatch. Respectfully,
T. VV.KIinlly,
51 FOURTH ST. S., Opposite Tribune.
PHILIP FAY,
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114 Washington Avenue South,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
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Liquors and Cigars. ...
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4" 104 and 106 Third Street Jfartk1
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attentive ccire o/
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have branch offices all
over the city9 at any of which you can leave
your clothes, or send orders by mail or tele*
phone, ami ive will call at your house, get your
:-t, goods, and deliver them to you.
Fitzgerald""
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DEALER IN-—.
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Counters, Shelving, Circle Front Grocery
BloB,eto.
A Full Stock Always on Hand I
^P^eaae give.usA call and .convincejrounetf.
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Avenue M*nne«poiifl, Minn.
THE EXCELSIOR HOUSE,
Gomel of Sebond avenue aouth and Seeood
RfMti
ii*'Offered for Rent.\
One of the. finest locations in the city, and
capable of accommodating seventy persons.
Call on or address,
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south, ntssr T^tf^blrd stroet.
44*y flflfh ^Hlbuifth«three ateryMopJc,
^a/,VWNo.nOHentiepln. Qrottn*
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$is,ooo±,a?
house, bam, etc. Gkux^buslxuass projwrty.
$7 O will Ih^T two fine lot* 'on
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ner^Ninth street, with Hook at houaea sli well
lb O/i/1 will buyST fe* front by 63 feet
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buy lot 40?cl28, one block
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Houses and Stores for Ben^.
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iJK/iuUw nue, IOOjCJOO feet, with a 15-roo{m
hotel all ln ftrat-elaaB order neirbira.
Also 10-room dwelling all in good aiw,
/j the tntUdiogfl atone omtinfr more tban jhp
pttoe artfed. Easy tenna best
intbeoit^.
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tpaW three-quarters of a mllo from- ettr
limits. Small house and some fnift on
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and aeu for double the money. -l
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ooo block from Hennepin. Bnsy tArtia.
Mch for 2 nioe lots on corner of
.r Blal»3ell avenue and Thirty-third
street. 8. Overmtre, 254FlrSt avenue S.
T/jfVir 1oommiaslona brjr. applying to
iA/UA Ihe owner. Three atoeJois for sale
cheap. P.O. box us.
each for handsome east front lots
|VWV/ on Pleasant avenue, near Thirty
aecond street. Xaay terms. S. OvernOre.
for 8 fine tataon corner Barriet avo-
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3 mt**nd Thirty-third St.
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extra floe lot, (rziaptttto
at) foot alley on Pl^amnt^v«nw,
near Lalce street a decided bwqpa. s!
Overmlre, 254 First avenue S.
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street. Cheap: ifcuvennire. .*
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etty limlts, on leading avenoai CaA be
S*cng lotaandmoifcfaoubled
in acres on markeL g. Otu*-
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^ifnnfaetatet* of fAeMttset,'
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VpX'T JE^left|n
&%«P to #vr#lf iW^qoine- Hon. Wil-i,
liam R. Jra!tie, mihyor 2$ew
cifcyyoeiwnted etayipmobths 920 td de
liver a lecture irijfhalf of the infctitu
tion, and -night the Boston
theatre wairfllteqwrepletion
^esiroba of bdMw him-and
same Iptialf a dol&r ofthig
treasury l^apitAl. Five
the bnildingi^hen
t^epreHmltuo^ oeli^fi was ended, knii
Mayor O'^itieiii it#pduced the speafceri
Mr. Grace's sttb)# Was^TKe Irish in»
America
Americ«(n
factor in the poMMfatl history of ttfis[
and They iaTO:
created snd -Tb0Ww public opinion in
its relation 'to, tiwiielvea .and to their
kinfolks
#ies abd
bare 1n^
flaenmdand evinipfetenxiiiied state pol-i
idy. Active, mbnlf»T and at the
same time to£4jft» «^riociple, their
very communi^ 'o^inoe feeling has giv
enthem a faoili^#«rganication whieh
while it may tslin themm pity t»un
scrupulous polittaans, ^»s, in Conner
tion with 4hfr fenraictisucs Earned, a
permanent poftt^l yalue. They have^
impressed them^ves upon national
conduct, and fu0 In a large measure
successfully net fnd overcome these
prejudices agaitfijf tlieir faceand relig
ion with wjiich the earlieat times]
they have beenfojrod to contend. How,
bitter thoee pi^^t^fliayebeeii we all
know. "The lrilS arte tne spendthrift.
sister oC ?"tiieS^®Ln-
m*
it- ?Qpto*k&.
Mr.
Froude, the bri^jtat |ut trustworthy.
antiJriih ^isfcddt^h And in this sen
tence he seems tPpcve snmotarized the]
JM
been brot^ttoodtiteifvlte
America btt) !bfW»itlcot(giy 4t»kkiow 10,
a
al sapport wiO«M#mss .fromlhe ilylfl-a
JmngitK lir iitt *JUobd,/4nd
whtehlj^m itaej^an)l|i#' itSltiablea^
the mawEfet jNiwEti^^hletolias Men
^Bo4avi«iui^iiiiiwfew
ginnings seemed^based^pbn forletn
hope, but#hlch no«r, inlHie lifht of re
cent events, seems «ert^ to be crown
ed with anabiding foOefeto. Of this^te
s&lt the Ameri&an Irish may well fell
hopeful, and without? them it is not too
Hi
trai'btm
m&eve$ia>L
ts the bepevdt
BtofCeltitotfginJ
powers
hopeful, and without them it is not too Imtnative-bbrn citisens, ioA VLfU
much to say reali*atlk would have Aestant pari&ts anfr th«taiselves Pro
beenindefttti|^lypdstp9|ied .Friortd
ths American ievolutiobi though there
bad teen ^4^st^ad^ tide of emigration
from Ii«iai^T it had not^ aarauied any
thing like the propc^rtioaS which this
oentuiyhad w^tbessed,. The enpulisidn
of James Ifc W theaceession of Wil
liam andvlftu-y to the tikfone Was ao
companied b^ a, revival of discrimina-!
tion agitli^ lrisb ,manufb6tures, aad a
flood of emigratlon fottowed. These
emigiantsleave oodefiinite.traoe behind
them until wSi come to the ttetUeaieiit
founded at Logan, lis jPerinaylvania,
which at tito timertl6B9) wara caiony
that afforded mtich greater Aeedom of
religions thought thni others under
British control, Pennsylvania contin
ued'to bea favorite point of destlnllion
though varidus tettlements were made
inMaryland,V ttginia, 'North andHottth
CSnrfina and Kentneky. In Ke* Eng
land strong prejudices exitted against
the Irish^ jSedleQs^ete, however^ net'
deterred^NHnStte^apting to gaiitaloot
hold, andUbealdea adding lnrgdy tout#
populatiotrof#petbn,establtehed« set»
tiemto
.i»Maas« Birifett
Kew Engiandafforded'a limited tdiez*
tiqn to Cai&oUcs Of all nationalities^
thongh asadaes, itdipuMl to tbeie pol
itical neMrtke*
Htnesa to sur-
Irive, and Itogrishimr
settlements were
soon founded tftrosghout all the terrf
toqr oitliaw "Man*, tt
in^tte Ufl^tod SMts Brat began. It
m*nwf«ment #hfch bad its origin
Inttw desfw oflhe Englfarti govemmattt
tosfart&allA^^nalattteigitest tfete
actfonltonsed toecott
tsstental* 'ieoQgfiess ''^0' n' stssllni^ poliftT.
••a*,. *,
iku.ial!
:epted. nr:
IsWl
ue
m&£.
mits
•I***':
t. The
fcist^d upon -A lii
deivored to maintain aneutral
Jwfc even ills'- ns^
strong enough to repress
and H^Uniltott and
^i|ne sharply opposed. Thus!
*'"itaost Into^*
W word, it Has
by the dissolution ofe
andi he agitation of the qneistioiQJr of
slavery and state rights. Hie
nothing movements started in 1864£ As
Secret organization, into "whtcft ntibe:
testant, eoold be Admitted. Its
was to resist '"tie insidiotis ^poliey of
the Church of- Borne and other foreign
influeimagainstt^einstiiitionsofpur
country by plaeing in kit offic^ ih t&fe
gift of the people or by appointmi^t
none but native-born Trotes^t citi
zens*' Of. course, ev^ry vh6tniber pft
tetted his ignoranoe of the purposes of
the oi^anization, wliksh thus became
known as the know -nothlng party.
The movement drew liis life from tfaie
old freo^oil abolltien anifWhig parties,
and socttspread'tbroughdut 13ie ccftin^
try.,J There could, of course, l^e nothing
of psnnatiency in 'fcn orgsitizatfott
founded Upon such principles. It tie^
ertheless obtained a ecmtrfderaXtie stiio
•eess. It gained the dayin theitate eliBe
tSonS of Newt llamprtiire, Colmecticut,
aid Massachusetta^ndlathiS l»tstate
eto^lCkhr. G#Wuer trlM», itt ldiS, «lr
tempted, by proclaoiatioff, to disband
several militia &nri^aiif& dt foreign
birth. Americnh-Irisb how
ever, firmly inststedtipoa tb&reoni&t
i^Ottal rigra andtfrtdled^rtaii
liatfl means io
to^serljNI fiie lXMettt
SffiS5®S!
mm
Ait})
ld %i
ttvelaM*,
1
wMm' uias hM iMtemta -HM
,nonf'
e-Americaniattt' Wis:
4
to tl
in securing democrtttj
jpmdf*-'
iJMp.
as4t
MmM
ifafti&iOi itslndnsttial l#e^tela
ttkktA by the fast'national census. *l
the l«0tr 'eMM:^' totll
ttuia^tiittl^^lftti^^lrisfarlb^
in nil aier ^tatei nnr tafeHtpHef |n Qm
of 879^681rish eeiigrahl
latldil it diSttfimlM W
man^.'tlijRi «r tim
oC the^on ...
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OHWHu rl3
lllH lflWWM RnH WnBSr
«k fraide&^onnd eitaol*
IfsMirhi
6ft*
ths
not'
IlieeiMa-
rpw'i
$laV&v<4V
atan^.ltteri
1
of tihe federalists
Angliiied. Hamllt
admiration forthe
ieflerson on the' dlher 'hand*'
disliked all things Brltishi"
Idistsbecame rmpox^bk ff^
"bort harthiy fip^TOreij
which droV^ t&e^forii«mi.>»brn^
ment of the population lnl^ the rank#
of the opprtssioiu'
the £amous Watt utd- sedition laws*
whidh bore still more heavily upon fbtv
eignerS. These mtrtiures'led to the ad-?
option of Jefferaon's Kentucky
Virginia resdlntions 0g,' %ased nj
theory which tfas afterWard logio
ind!syrimeiribsUy^eyelbped
houn into the mischievoos (ioetri# W
nallification.' In lSOl Jefle^ion wW in
augorated. The obnoxious aD^n laws
were soon xep^alep Ti^toll^ pis.
madefo^eighors,
6m
thehard«*ofi
j*
nntiv^^Aft^ four -y^-of
•i#a|)o^ related, was
RJphmortd.where
y«a»» .wl^iH, & thfr death rtt? Awh
bishop Q#)0eyj» fit Battintov^vh^3v^
tr^8farred,that se^. ^While lis*op
^Bi«hmood Manias tSi*4tefeiii«£f ina
s|il| ieMhiirvM somechur?b
ITben^ itee= -im *»|l^ to, the
1
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2,
standi tlie/Jiilfat^rf. '.l*wyerr/
thought would ifionoy the IHshopv^Jb,
ihpreiv^l
right to the titie bish^ of
mond, andcsdiled on h|m .tol^ove^his'
elaim to tiie^efl^l.
lnwy^of eonnrn,«
ufirrievant, buttbeiytolMp^^witha^tiiet
iw|ueeit If allewed
4uee th«.fllideiMiyYi|N»rs. \'^te
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