Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
Ken Told Enlistment is Act Of Treason
Against Native Land.
REDMOND TAKES STRONG POSITION
No Compromise with Liberals on Subject
Of Home Rule
MORLEY SHOWS SIGNS OF WEAKENING
After DecIarins for No Compromise
He Admits He May Have 20
Acauiesce in Action of
Minority.


DUBLIN, Nov n.-(speciai cabegram to
rhe Bee.)--The following are the terms
a, n proadsde which was posted In Dublin
reccntiy ..
errioyed and under the heel of England
~ Joining tho English army, navy OF H.
'@,,eyieod thst bore YOU, the land that
ms beer. ,pauperiZed and denuded OF poPuu-
lation 40 thst Englsna mlsnt 1n'Ve that has
been put upon our stricken and prosecuted
land? The chains OF bondage are tsstehe9 go
tlEntiy around the waists OF your loNlns
mother. Will you lend your aid IN tasten-
ing thea, still tighter by Joining the forces
Iha arg seePing her Tn ensisTbsa 81 bee + free l and
Independent nation among the nauons ot
the earth. She has all the attrlp,u,LSs 4I o.,
the highways OF the world for participation
In it's trade and commerce. But hel lano
stroved her bogs-a veritable gold mine
are unworked, her mines and mlneral
wealth are undeveloped, her harp9rs are
languishing her population Is dwindllng,
her education stunted and misdirected, ana
her children taught to look to England 10
soSS1ton soESGr ner Of things brought about by the
English garrison's occupation OF lrelanu'
Our country has all the possibilities OF
great and powerful nation. Her ancient
history proves that she once occupied the
proud position of instructress of the nations
of the earth II Is IN our hanas 10 droy,T rSrwSe
Let us fight the battles of Ireland here
on our own soil Do not be deluded by the
wiles and false promises Of the enhstins
Regiments Of the British army with Irish
names, like the Connaught Rangers, NUN NUN
ster Fusilers Irish Rifles, or Dublin Fusi-
liers, etc. are only Irish in title. They
are part OF the English garrison holding
Ireland in subsection.
"knOck" ON the Militia.
An Irishman who joins the militia COM
vafte N n Ireland.
with the Irishman who enters any OF the
other English forces. The English govern
ment finding that they were unable to
secure dupes sufflclent TO MI up the gaps
in tho regular army, have had recourse to
device which gives them the power OF
eign service, without obtaining the con-
sent Of the men themselves, Before dis
by false promises into giving their consent
TO join the regular forces and therefore
The ] militia td , proyiidiss, niis;,n frslssq hunting
Harken to the words of Father Keva-
naugh, the Irish Franciscan patriot priest,
lrlshnen to enter the forces Of robber
England and he who engages in one of
Sin Make a vow that you viii not recog-
nize or mix with any man who dons the
livery Of an Irish slave-the red or black
coat or blue jacket-and keep your children
from hlIxing with this Irish horde The
slaughterers of the innocent Boer women
and children, they would not hesitate to
slaughter their own kith and kin tomor-
row. as they have often done before, to
carry out Englan'dd,s dirty NO work: ., You can can
by refraining from entering the English
forces. If you are an Irishman You will
the cruel saxon shilling YOU viii lend a
hand in restoring your mother Erin to
natlonhood
Frenchmen Aid Manufacturers.
Thanks 70 the efforts Of the French con-
sui in Dublin, NJ. Lefvre Meaul. the atten-
tion Of the Irish Industrial Develop nent
association has been drawn to the great
possibilities of increased commercial inter
course between Ireland and France. On
several occasions the good ofices of the
consul have been referred to with graft
tude by the Dublin branch of the associa-
ton, and beyond question the fresh out
let's for Irish trade indicated by NJ. Meaulle
will, with the enlargement which is posi-
ble prove a splendid source of revenue.
Mr. Redmond's speech at Loughrea, ir
which he sounded the keynote of the Irisf
campaign, is attracting considerable atten
tion and editorial comment among the
Irish country newspapers. 1t was un
doubtedly one of the greatest politica
speeches which has yet been made during
the present campaign But 1t is also at
tracing attention throughout England an,
Scotland. Lord Rosebery begins TO sp!
"shillelaghs." which is his way of announc
ing 10 an Edinburgh audience that tn,
government Will have to consider no
merely the wants of Wales and the de
mands OF the nonconformists, but the need
Of Ireland.
Mr.. Haldane already talks Wyndhamism
lie thinks the policy-or the alleged policy
OF the ex-chief secretary ought to bqNtakei
up where it was abandoned This liberal
imperialist authority does not specify wha
hs Hxs s,a, NJ.
whether it is his plot for the breaking IA
OF the nationalist party and the utilization
Of the Irish press for that purpose or hi
plan for the settlement OF the universit
question and the coordination Of tn
Irish boards" Mr.. Asquith pleads 70
liberal unity. A church or party is rarei
In danger OF schism until a section OF IL
members begins to recant the faith tina
u supposed TO be in them is being urge
- the Irish press. Some of the countr
newspapers say that they have no doub
but that liberal unity can be preserved O
the basis OF the old articles; they are nc
so sure that it viii survive the attempte
revision of the Gladstonian creed by tn
liberal league.
No Compromise for Redmond.
AS to the attitude of the Irish party tC
wards such a policy there ought not
nave been genuine doubt. Mr. Redmon
makes known beforehand that IL can hay
compromise with a liberalism that woul
wips home rule on the slate. mir Morie
said the other day at Forfar that IF II
new Parliament will not look at the Iris
question, and II majority OF the llbers
party won't have it-whtch is perfectl
pOssible-if they won't allow the people
whom they are good enough to lend eils
oONodO 20 manage their own aftairs. then
course. Il is clear that like all other minor
ties, excepting the present governmen
they win have 10 acquiesce for a time an
wait.
MIR. Morley on a former occasion d.
clared that IL the liberal party attempts
10 abandon home rule the attempt Wou
.-.na. In Ihn rarI. a aL.-IaInn r.-iLh ..-hi-