HOME RULE CAMPAIGN.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 437, 7 February 1912, Page 5

HOME RULE CAMPAIGN.

CHURCHILL'S MEETINGS.

CATHOLICS TO STAY AWAY.

By Telegraph..—Press Association—CopyriglU

London, Monday. Roman Catholics and Nationalists are being urged from all the Catholic pulpits in Belfast to abstain from attending Mr Churchill's meetings. It is unofiiicallv stated that the comandant recommends that the Belfast garrison be increased from 1700 men to 5000. ,

Received February 7, 10.45 a.m. London, Tuesday. It is officially stated that 3500 troops will line the streets to Celtic Park.

The Rev. Sylvester Home, in introducing Jpremiah MacVeagh's pamphlet on Home Rule or Homo Rule, says the British Non-conformists cannot resist the Irish Government unless they are well prepared and repudiate self-reliance ami .self-control as the secret of the free c imrchoa' strength. The Grand ("v:'..',::<• i .edge at Belfast has requested die loethron not to interfere will) (lie v :H ; -w dials' meeting at Celtic i'.-iw.

Mr Dillon, sp .■audi;: ;.i Uathmins, said he was eenvim'ed it was possible to produce a liono I*i 11 ■ ilill acceptable to She '■:.;; ;;.::a;i,d:; a:;d liie bulk of the British p"epl... ClsLermcn's, tactics great !y served (lie AomeKulo cause in Britain.

The Timor; asks Mr Churchill, if .it needs-IdOU tronp ; i I>> enadle him to speak at Belfast, what force will be required to cause Ulster lo submit to Home Rule?