RISH PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14772, 11 October 1921, Page 2

RISH PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

THE IRBSH DELEGATES. DEMONSTRATION OF WELCOME. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Assn.) LONDON, October 8. Irishmen in London are arranging for i demonstration of welcome at the fusion station in the afternoon to the who will subsequently drive fears through ihe streets. The deletion is renting two houses, and is bin gin g its own routes and waiteis .torn Dublin. I ———— | SINN FEIN ENVOY’S VIEWS. fATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY NEEDED, j. (Australian ami N.Z. Cable Assn.) PARIS, October 8. •’ O’Callaigh, ex-Speaker of the Bail jireann, now the Finn Fein’s envoy, inarviewed by ‘’Excelsior,” said ihe Dad jireann unanimously desired the sucjess of the ncgol.inlions, but would not incept peace at any price. In ! f* I r * lie Dominion status would probably Save been acccpb'd, hnl rmw appealed obe an insidious peril- Ireland cnull lot he compared with a Dominion, and lon Id riot allow her internal unity lo be jroken up. The Dail Eireann is willing p extend the ridlcsi autonomy to lister under national sovereignty, but • jould not tolerate a British garrison in ulster, which would always he on a var footing. Ireland is ready to offer s'rit.ain guarani ees of sympathetic jcut.ralily. and would not oppose a delusive pool against foreign aggression, jut won hi not consent to become a j row o vassal nnd“r any guise, an-1 you id not accept miiKary occupation l n any pretext. If Ihe conference fail- : krftV would no|, he the Finn Fein’s ■null. He doubted whelher Brita'n vould dare to 'follow up the failure vlth reprisals on the eve ot an eleclioa jpon [he issues of Ireinnd and uneinilovmcnt. 1 LONDON. October 8. ! Lord Denies, writing in Ihe Dublin >ress. advocates Ihe release of polilial internees with a view to removing n obstacle .In pea re.