LIBERAL THREAT.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 74, 24 September 1912, Page 7

LIBERAL THREAT.

The Dundee Advertiser (a Liberal organ) contained the following on' the 16th of last month : — "We have good reason for stating that the doyer^ment ar.e a£ present watching very closely the sayings and doings of Mr. Bonar L^aw, Sip E. Carson, Mr. i\ E. Smith, and <#W Readers in the Unionist Party. Jt is regarded as doubtful whethet anything these aentlemeij have said op done so }a,i brings them wkhjri the law, but' there is ground tor believing th&J, ,acts pf a laWless character are in px^arat^n,' of which persons in high position ' arc cognisant, and wlucji will TbriiMj /n^ammatory speeches ajready mjade into legVl relationship with the fact?. 'Mr. fitp^bh has ,told the jconntry that something Very startling js w'prepar^ipn jand'wifi profcably take place before the resumption of Parliament. Sir E. Carson lias proclaimed his jn ten £?> on of going over to Ulster and breajfing every law that is possible in order that Englishmen may be 'kjeked' p.ut of apathy. In the event', of disturbance the Government will act with the utmost rigour and with stern judicial indifference to the position of offenders. In somewhat similar circumstances, it is worth recalling, Mr. Parnell and several of his associates were arrested and lodged in Kilmainham."