lasting, constructive, and that was the tradition of constitutional nationalism as espoused by daniel o'connell in the 1820's through the 1840's in the famine era. it was revised in the 1870's and then in the 1880's. this tradition found irish-american supporters in the late 1870's partly as a result of the fiascoes in canada and they were using politics effectively in the british parliament to extract concessions. they were people whose work and activity was totally at with what the american conception of irish were. here we have another contemporary cartoon that kind of suggests that all these immigrants are poor and again are going to threaten the stability of the workforce and country here in the united states. this is a sketch that came from the late 1870's and was published in a new york newspaper, basically saying that ireland was sending all of its poor from the poorhouses over to the united states. the hostility against the immigrants lasted a long time. here is another famous one room that time where irish immigrants would bring rum, romanism, and rebellion. notice the facial features