Correspondence between John O’Callaghan Secretary of the United Irish League of America, and John Redmond,
1906.
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| Summary: | MS 15,213/8: Correspondence regarding a general election, Timothy Sexton's case, Redmond's stance on Timothy Healy and William O’Brien, O’Callaghan hoping John F. Finerty may relinquish his office as president of the United Irish League of America at the National Convention and Redmond not attending the National Convention. Joseph Devlin is suggested to represent the Irish Party instead. Also includes copies of O’Callaghan’s letters to Edward Blake and Charles R. Devlin and a rough draft of the resolutions to be adopted at the National Convention. MS 15,213/9: Correspondence regarding the events and instalments pledged at the National Convention; includes copy correspondence from Patrick Ford to O’Callaghan and copy correspondence from Thomas Kettle reporting on the progress of his mission in the Western United States. Also includes letters from O’Callaghan to Patrick O’Brien upon the lack of communication from Thomas Kettle and Richard Hazleton regarding the progress of their work. |
| In collection: | John Redmond Papers, 1878-1918. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
| Language: | English |
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| Notes: | Physical description: 2 folders (46 items). |
| Arrangement: | Sub-fonds |
