ARMAGH ELECTION.
SINN FEINERS CHAGRINED
LONDON. Fob. 4
The Times correspondent at Dublin states that the result, of the South Armagh byelection—when the Sinn Fein candidate. MeCarten (who participated in (he Irish rebellion."and is now in prison in America for making false statements for his passport), was defeated by tho Nationalist. Donnelly-was largely due I" Unionist votes. 'The Sinn Feiuers are deeply chagrined, but are going on with their agitation. They are highly organised and well supplied'with money, and are adopting terrorism where they are strongest. The success of the Convention would draw their fangs, but failure would dangerously increase- their activities.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1088, 14 February 1918, Page 6
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