THE CATHOLIC VOTE.
EDUCATION AND,; HOME RULE' PULL' v ', OPPOSITE WAYS. , : . ; nYTELFGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. : London, May 11., ■ Tho executive of-tho United Irish.Jieagtig, has issued a manifesto condemning Catholics who support Unionist candidates in ,the interests of Catholic sclwolsj thereby abandoning the causoof Ireland. ' •; 1 •A. •' In connection .with'the Wolverhampton elec--tion, it was stated that the Catholic Bishop ,of Birmingham supported tho Unionist candidate on account, of the Government's Education Bill, 'and 'that the English Catholics ■voted for him. ; On the other hand, tho Irish Catholics voted for the Liberal candidate (who won by 8 votes) because the Home Eule organisatiohs were satisfied with Mr. Churchill's assurance as to tho Government's attitude to Home Rule. .
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 196, 13 May 1908, Page 7
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113THE CATHOLIC VOTE. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 196, 13 May 1908, Page 7
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