STEP TO IRISH PEACE.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17460, 22 May 1922, Page 7

STEP TO IRISH PEACE.

* ttIWKAt- COAUTIW IN FB £E ? " STATE. | W ELECTIONS. | I \ *«*■**»** \ » . JUV. : | i . PrfS" Asm® l8 * 1 I , ; : 1 fff m 3 by arn ' s lo . pro - rriah neonle from exercising to rote would bo met on f B ru S ha ' °^ shlK Ml " I tino. Toke first m addressinc; his opponents, * speak in the language i ««st«rß. If this election is pci'^iflreland will be divided into -Dominions. I dare say we fight the English before we wTira waut." ret 'rJ/Lrtgghiui, Lord Mayor of Dub»ut the small difference parties on the peace com®!li«i«ion followed upon the sugjStSlr dc Valera and Mr ColEf#old la? their points of agreethe Dail Lireann, which 5 jitlpnal Coalition Panel. truths' Dail reassembled the «2 «nnounced that Mr de Vnlera 'Collin* had reached an agreeHHt 08 fa'foMowins terms: (Nihil» National Coalition panel ' both parties in the Dail Sinn Fein organisations on the ground that ■V t requires the.enthe Government of the the joint hands of those fat been the strength of tho during the last few without .prejudice to their re- , acUtt positions. 0) liat the panel sent forward as Sinn Fein, organisations liillanmber from each party aocordto their present strengths in the 'Wji'lj ' spThat candidates be nominated fa de existing party executives. 0 That every and any interest ibll be free to. contest the elections the Natioiml Sinn Fein panel. jij'.That constituencies where there fif shall Continue with their representation. fclfcAtier the election the Executive p|fcill ? consist of the President-elect as ftinwrly, the Minister of Defence, jp^jonty'' 1 and' four from' the rnoHty" .party, each party choosing Ipwn nominees, and the President E'ng the portfolios. . hat in' the event of the Goaliding a- dissolution' necessary a f shall be held as early r n'yHble on adtilt suffrage ' fran- \ m '■ r Vfi* Die ijnement waa greeted with ap-. JfjJlgftUi prooosed. thaiJth^s, elecT' fcjuiimuo he held in June, subject to tij-ikore-agreeme^nt. Jfr,da-VtderflL seconded the motioq, rlidi unanimously. adjourned till May " J 'fe==========