SIR EDWARD CARSON AT LEEDS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 140, 16 June 1913, Page 8

SIR EDWARD CARSON AT LEEDS.

-'HANDED OVER TO OP-

PRESSORS."

LONDON, June 15., Sir Edward Carson, at Leeds, said that. he believed Mr Asquith. was weakening. He was beginning to see that he could not keep his bargain. Why was Mr Redmond going to Scotland? The tour showed that he and iris supporters, just like their opponents, must be tried, not by the judgment of a coalition, whitewashed [Ministry, but by the people of Britain. Sir Edward Ga.rson thought it sad -and disgraceful that Irish • Unionists should, owing to the apathy of the English on Home Rule, be compelled to come over and appeal to British •electors against being handed over to their traditional oppressors.