Francis Barber John Barry Jas. G. Birney Johnston Blakeley Wm. O. Butler Henry C. Carey Charles Carroll of Carrollton John Carroll Thomas Conway Michael Corcoran Michael A. Corrigan David Crockett Andrew G. Curtin Charles P. Daly Thomas Addis Emmet James Gibbons Edward Hand Jas. Hillhouse John H. Hopkins John Hughes John Ireland Thomas Jones F. P. Kenrick John B. Kerfoot John A. Logan John J. Lynch John McCloskey Edward McGlynn Jas. McHenry Thomas McKean Alex. Macomb George G. Meade Richard Montgomery Alfred Moore John Nixon Fitz-James O’Brien Michael O’Connor Charles O’Conor P. H. O’Rorke Robert Patterson Leonidas Polk Andrew Porter Tyrone Power Wm. C. Preston Wm. D. Preston John Roach Stephen C. Rowan John Rutledge Patrick J. Ryan Jas. Shields Jas. Smith Samuel S. Smith Charles F. Smith Charles Stewart John Sullivan Jas. Sullivan George Taylor Hugh N. Thompson Launt Thompson Richard V. Whelan George W. Whistler J. A. MacN. Whistler Wm. P. Whyte Richard H. Wilde Henry Wilson Following is Mr. Lodge’s tabulated misrepresentation of Irish ability according to his Tables “D” and “H,” but not according to the facts as given by _Appleton’s_: Before 1789. After 1789. Total. Statesmen 9 13 22 Soldiers 18 19 37 Clergy 28 85 113 Lawyers 12 6 18 Physicians 2 2 4 Literature 17 22 39 Art 7 12 19 Science 3 6 9 Educators 0 7 7 Navy 4 4 8 Business 3 8 11 Philanthropy 4 4 8 Pioneers and Explorers 0 3 3 Inventors 0 0 0 Engineers 2 1 3 Architects 0 0 0 Musicians 0 1 1 Actors 0 7 7 ——— ——— ——— Total 109 200 309 Under the first head, “Statesmen,” Mr. Lodge “includes not only persons who have held public office, but all who as reformers, agitators, or in any other capacity have distinguished themselves in public affairs.” He allows nine statesmen to the Irish in his first list. His authority, _Appleton’s Encyclopedia_, is more liberal, giving them no less than thirty, including seven signers of the Declaration of Independence.