The candidate chosen by the Nationalist party in Ireland to succeed the late Mr Biggar in the representation of Cavan, is Mr Vesey Knox, a nephew to the Protestant Primate, Archbishop of Armagh. Speaking to the County Convention after his adoption, Mr Knox said it was a striking proof of how strong and united were the Irish people when a young man, almost untried, a stranger and a Protestant, should be received by a Catholic majority in the way he had, and adopted as its Parliamentary representative. t 1 - : i i. i
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 476, 31 May 1890, Page 4
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