ULSTER TO FIGHT.
BELLICOSE SPEECHES.
BY GOVERNMENT MEN,
UNDER GOVERNMENT ORDERS.
(A. and N.Z. Cable.) LONDON, Sept. 27,
Political excitement in Belfast has been accentuated by two bellicose speeches in the provinces. Mr Badington, K.C., speaking at Derry, said they entered the boundary fight, not ns a. party, but as a nation under the Government’s orders. Everything done in the fight would be under disciplined order, and everyone would have a place assigned to him. The Government would issue orders, and they would carry them out to the bitterest end. Mr Gordon, Parliamentary Undersecretary in Sir James Craig’s Ministry, speaking at Newton Hamilton, said that when visiting Liverpool he had organised three battalions of Orangemen, who were ready to assist Ulster in the forthcoming fight.
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16212, 29 September 1924, Page 5
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