IRISH SECRETARY'S MISSION
APPEAL TO MODERATE MEN
NO .VIOLENCE OR REPUBLICAN ISM.
(CNITJi PR3O3 ASSOCIATION.—COPI&IBHT.)
(Ji.JJZia.'.t.l/M • KSVv Z3ALAN9 C.iEI.2 ASSOCIATION.} LONDON, 16th Aprii.
Sir Hamar Greenwood, who was recently appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland, interviewed, said he was going to Ireland, as all his life he had been convinced that Home Rule was the desire of .the people, and he wished to appeal to moderate Irish opinion to help tha Government in its earnest, sympathetic desire to settle the Irish problem. He believed the vast majority of Irishmen were opposed to violence, and tne whole Empire was opposed to the establishment of an independent repofelic.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 92, 19 April 1920, Page 7
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