We are all agreed upon it.

A heavy shadow at present exists, and it arises from our treatment of Ireland....
If this be so is it not our duty to remove the obstacle that prevents that relationship with America from being that which we all desire ?" The American utterance came from one equally representative of American Imperial interests.

It is that of Mr.Roosevelt, published in the _Irish World_ of New York, Feb.

8th, 1913.
"I feel that the enactment into law of this measure ...

bids fair to establish goodwill among the English-speaking peoples.