HOME RULE PROBLEM

North Otago Times, Volume C, Issue 13178, 6 October 1914, Page 5

HOME RULE PROBLEM

SPEECHES Or^lKiJ3U;Lj4^|{,i. - "i 7".! '!'./ '■:i-l'--''V" '', ; '-!' ,: ' (Per Cahle.—Press jAssorintion.,— | Couy p righO Received Octdbiir d; at ii.'in.' '''"' •"'London;-octo'licy X" Mr John 'lledmoiid/spealiliig'' lit 'Wexford, said that 'the' : slibrt"i[|elii'i('"iii tlio Home Rule op'ci'atioi/' w&iillf'tlrove'ii blessing in' ; Xt : ''proper time he would' 1 c'oilce'ntra'tb his' 'energy to make the a'mcndfn'pj.'ißill' a'real one, not a Bill to mutilato and divide Ireland; He ''always ''considered 1 ijivi'l war an impossibility.'" 1 : He'urgod'Catholics and Piotcsfaiits'to'iiitite .iii this 'effort to solve the 1 ' H'diiie Hu'lb'problem.*'' Mr W.'O'Brien,'ii't (Jork',"sa'id it required the- nihilist discretion 'mid toJcra- 7 tion to upiift'Hbiiioliule out' of '{be rut wherein it ha'd been jammed;' He and/ M,r Rcdniriild were now agreed as to the right tiling. ;;.