HOME RULE QUESTION

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8750, 4 June 1914, Page 7

HOME RULE QUESTION

SECTARIAN FEELING GROWING MORE BITTER IN BELFAST. '■PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT IMPOSSIBLE.” iB/ T«l«gr*pU—Free* Aiwoclalton —Copyright and Sydney ServicesLONDON, June 2. Sectarian, feeling is growing more! bitter in Belfast. The walls of the 'shipyards are chalked with the words: ■‘No Homo Rule!” A peaceful settlement is impossible. Scrip, bonds, and securities in Londonderry are being sent to London, and arrangements are being made for (the transfer of women and children 1 from Donegal to England. NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS. . TO RESIST UNIONIST CLAIMS.MR LONDON SAYS—‘‘TO HELL WITH THE ARMY I” "Times" and Sydney “San” Berrios*. (Received Juno 3, 7.5 p.m.) LONDON, Juno 3, Colonel Moore, who is organising the Nationalist Volunteers, says that they stand to resist tho 'claims,_ of the ■ Unionists to exclude counties where ■the Unionists are in a minority. Any attempting to gerrymander Nationalist counties out of Ireland will have to render an account to tho volunteers.' Mr T. Lundon, Nationalist M.P. for Limerick, said he had hoard about the Army ■ not doing its duty. “To hell iwith .the Army 1 Lot it stand!” The (volunteers would teach the gentlemen of Ulster a lesson.

TRADES UNION CONGRESS.

EXCLUSION OF ULSTER RE-

JECTED

(Receivcd Juno 3, 11 p.m.)

LONDON, June 3. The Trades tlnion Congress in Dublin- rejected a proposal to exclude Ulster from the Home Rule Bill by 82 votes to 2.

SPEECH BY SIR EDWARD CARSON “HORRIBLE, DETESTABLE, UN-

CLEAN BILL.”

(Received June 3, H p.m.) LONDON, June 3.

Sir Edward Carson, in an addaess to wemen at East Belfast, said that a horrible, detestable, and, ,unclean bill had been passed by the House of Commons. Ulster was m great peril. There was a slight hope left of an amending (bill, but Ulster would probably find that it .was only a putrid skeleton of the rejected offers. Despite the Government’s fleet and all the preparations they were making, Ulster was going to have more Mausers. She would never give up those she already has. .. v.