IRISH VOLUNTEERS.
. ... ♦ ■ ■"» NATIONALIST SUPPORT. MR. REDMOND'S LETTER. POSITION QUITE ALTERED. By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright. , (Received June 10. 10.10 p.m.) ' London, June 10. In a.letter to the Irish press, MrRedmond (tho Nationalist leader) i says there is no foundation for the ' statement that the National Volunteer movement is hostile to the Irish Party's policy. The volunteers may be valuable yet to the ' national cause. Up to two months ago he felt that the movement was premature, but Sir Edward Carson's threats, the Curragh occurrences, ■ and she. gun-running had vitally altered the position, and the Irish Party had thereupon instructed its 'friends to support the volunteers. I The election of 18 chairmen ofc I District Councils, who are sx-officio ' members of the Cork County Coun--1 cil, has resulted in a Nationalist majority of eight over the | O'Brienites.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15632, 11 June 1914, Page 7
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