War talk and Irish question stir public opinion in Rolfe
A long editorial fragment discusses war in Europe, United States neutrality, and the Irish conflict. It criticizes Orangemen in Ireland while defending Protestant and Catholic guards for Ireland’s freedom, and calls for Irish aid against oppression amid a tone of national pride and caution about partisan bias. It mentions the president’s loss, taxes, and economic prospects, urging unity and industry.
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