Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08
\ The Saturday News Special F0reigm Service.
Revival Of Irish National
Spirit Centers in Belfast
Oranssmsn Nationalsts-Od Religious Differences Divine O.
Imperial Home Rue-Recoeniton by Northern Ne. II
Absolute Separation After 3ooy

practical thing rather than lao o,-.,
ING after the unattainable idc,i
ready some of the leaders of tha
ern movement have established f,t' MN
~ relations with leading men in, Sa.t
lahd ana Wales and a demand IL ,,. gol
ing In these countries for hon s'uN
all round. II Is not at all in,we. i ,e
that the Unionlst party iself ''V rs.l
be induced by its friends Ia brine, u'i y
measure which would grant tho ys. ~
countries local government n,,t
out weakening the empire. WIZ
MOVEMENT FOR UNION
Another extremely practical
which has had it's origin IN tLo So, se
IS the foundation OF movemen, tO. !,
me union OF the Celtic nations. II ,rn
not ne forgotten that the pconlo
wares ana Scotland are of tho So,S
STOCK as the Irish and that their id a,I
ana mental attitude are practIcsII
alike and equally antagouistin IN ,Il
of the people of England. per H'os
this in some measure exnlairn
awakening of the Scottish Cells ~ W
north of Ireland, who are ar ls,, u
uli2ing their relationship 10 tboj. ~
lows OF the rest of Ireland ri, ~
awakening Is pervading all classss
found the traders of Belfast ontt..
asticully Irish and | found The s"
ers of Down and Tyrone iust AZ I'm I,,,
In their sentiment. Moreover I gu, 's
among the Protestant far,nsrs 'V ,.a
used to be the backbone M IL. WI
reconcilable Orange party. a nrofo,n
disgust and WEAKNESS with iS1Uu
methods of government, ono ,"s. 81.
whose family has occupied the san a
400 acres in county Tyrone for y
years told me that he was done WY
Unionism. W"
WON BY HARD FIGHTING
What have we ever got from III
Unionists?' he said Every raeos.
that the Irish farmer has gained IN N
llfetlfne mas been won by the bar
hghtlhg of the Nationalist party Win,
members we Presbyterian farmsr
have despised as heather and y.
nomced as Irish What are we - Nc
are not Irish? We have bean i bo.
800 years and I'VE ought to Ina acc,ir,
atized by this time. What does ~,
religion or the religion Of our "a,
low countrymen matter? am franu
ly sick of this division for the benes
of politicians in a foreign country WI q
do no more for their loyal supporter
in Ulster than they do for the 'rebc
of the south, and / intend TO becom
a rebel. too. We cannot cut loos
from England 'altogether. and II
unthinkable that England could affor
to let us go. but she must let US man
age our own affairs"
Another northern farmer remirda
me that the Ulster Presbyterians wer
only returning TO the position In whic,
they stood In 1898 when the Iris
volunteers were composed almost OK
clusively OF Presbyterian farmers.
PROUD OF NATIONALITY
Our great -grandfathers were Irsh,'
said this man, land surely then We an
Irish, too. Henry JOY McCrackei
who fell at the battle OF Antrim
1898 did not call himself Scotch Irish
man or any other kind OF qualities
Irishman. He was proud of his Iris
nationality. and he fell fighting agains
the English soldiers. We do not nee
to fight in these days but we can Unit
with our brother 1rlshmen and foro
England by peaceable means to all0
US TO manage our own affairs"
1t is historical fact that the norl
has led every great Irish nationa
movement from the days of Shan
O'Neil downward. 1t seems to be pre-
pairing TO take its rightful place aga:
/. X. CULLEN,