IRISH AFFAIRS
RIVAL LEADERS.
INVITED TO CONFER. CONCILIATION AND UNITY. BY CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION— ORY RIGHT LONDON. Sept. 22. Messrs Cosgrove and De Valera have been invited to attend a conference at Cork on Friday, under the auspices of the Harbour Board, to consider the economic t>os>ition of the country and the question of conciliation and the unity of the Irish political parties.
THE NEW DAIL. TRULY REPRESENTATIVE. RUGBY, Sept. 21. Most of the newspapers express keen disappointment at the inconcluswe result of the election, but the Manehpster Guardian” says that despite a.ppearanees and the uncertainty oi th immediate future, the foundations oi the Free State are more- stable to-day than six months ago, when olio-third of the inhabitants still declined, to recognise the Free State constitution, or to admit the binding force of the AngloIrish agreement. The new Dail is the first that can claim to he a truly representative instrument of Government. Nine-tenths of the Republicans have now come within the constitution and have recognised the binding forces of the majorlt3The “Dai-'v Express” remarks that for the first time in living memory the elections have been -solely dominated T>y questions concerning tru? actual admin isterat ion of Irish affairs.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 23 September 1927, Page 5
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