If, as is pretended, a certain number of Lowland Scotchmen of the Presbyterian religion accomplished so much in Ulster and America, why have not the great majority of the same people accomplished as much in their own land and elsewhere, when all the conditions were in their favor? And again, if so much was accomplished by an Irish environment and an Irish racial admixture, and so little achieved by the pure Scot under more favorable circumstances, is it not a reasonable deduction that the Irish element was the responsible factor in the achievement? If not, why not?
GEN. A. G. MALLOY
Texas
TIMOTHY P. SULLIVAN
New Hampshire
VICE-PRESIDENTS
ANDREW ATHY
Worcester, Mass.
CAPT. JOHN DRUM, U. S. A.