The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
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THE UNITED STATES
Will Come to America as Soon
as Parliamentary Duties
Will Permit.
WILL GIVE HIS REASONS
FOR FIGHTING REDMOND
This Quarrel Came Near Cut
ting on American Supply for
National War Chest.
BY THOMAS EMMETT.
cial ca5le to Tic Tribune.

. IhOMAo EMM6TI.
Special Ca5le to The Tribune
DUBLIN, Eco. 26.-Whie William
O'Brien leader of the Independent Ma
mond and Il. +. O'Connor denies the re-
port that he intends 10 go TO America
as soon as MS parliamentary duties per
INIT, IL is generally believed that he soon
viii make the trip for the purpose of cx-
planning 10 Irish Americans his reasons
Tor fighting Redmond and incidentally
cutting down If not cutting of entirely
the American source ut supply for the
Nationajist war chest. The OBricultss
oi whom twelve were returned were
elected largely by Unionist voters In CON
selves had no chance. On being charged
with this. MI. o'Bren recently said:
1t is. rejoice 10 say. perfectly true
that everywhere throughout the south
my friends and myself have enjoyed the
cordial good VIII tand doubtless their sup
port at the polls for whatever It WAS
men. The statesmen OF the Molly Ma
guire lodges will, doubtless. be horrihcd
10 hear that we regard the fact as one
OF the happicsi achievements in all Ire
iand history OF distracted crecds and
classes. The Protestant minority voteG
with us for the very substantial rensou
that they and VIC have now an indis-
soluble common interest in completing
the abolition of laudordisul. and saving
Ireland from further ovcrtaXatiou. II IL
would not be fair To construe their sup
port rs An open adnsSlcn 10 home rule
as well. it is absolutely certain that the
struggle we have made in the teeth of
impossible odds. for generous treatment
for them, material and moral. has COM
pletelJ disarmed the suspicious OF the
FrotcstantS of the south as 10 their fu-
ture I'm a sclf-Soverncd Ireland and that
as soon As the Protcstants of Ulster nave
been similarly reassuTed. home rule Will
be mere question OF friendly settlement
between Protestant and Catholic Irish
men after the model of the historic land
conference OF 1909. q"
The budget Is the cause OF tho split
In the Nationalist party. The O'Brcn-
ties believe Ireland is unfairly treated in
the budget and will tight it tooth aud
nail ON the question of the lords veto
| understand they viii act with the Lib
erals.
Pole Carew Indignant
During the campaign the charge Was
made thai General Sir Reginald Pole
Corew had. during his election campaign
referred TO the people of tho south OF
ireland as "a lazy. idle: dirty. ignorant.
aeditious lot OF people" General Pole
such statement It was first contained
in an anonymous letter published in a
Plymouth newspaper. and would have
General Pole Carew II It had not been
reproduced In the Irish newspapers and
made the subject OF resolutions by the
Iipper1ry county council and other pub
lie bodies. The generals indignation is
shared most intensely by his beautiful
wife. Lady Beatrice Pole Carew. who
states that she is proud to regard herself
with other members of the ormonde fam
ily. Is most popular amongst rich and
poor IN Kilkenny.
Thanks Americans.
At IN" recent meeting OF the Nation
alist party. John Dillon moved and Jo-
was unanimously adopted which de-
clarod That this first meeting after the
general election the Irish Nationalist
party desires 10 place on record it's deep,
sense of obligation 10 the friends ana
supporters of the National cause in
America for their splendid contribution
abled il TO meet and repeI the attacks
made upon 1t during the recent elections
And VIC especially record our admirs ton
for and appreciation of the brilliant gifts
and invaluable services OF Michael j
Ryan of Philadelphia. president OF the
United Irish League Of America: and we
tender our warmcst thanks TO the other
national Officers of the American organ
ization."
To Preserve Goldsmith Home,
Acting on d suggestion contained in
letter written by the Rev. Dean Kelly.
u. u, Of st Peters Athlone, the West
meath county council has decided to pre-
serve the old home OF Oliver Goldsmith
AT Lissoy from further decay, "Oppo-
site It's gate" writes Dean Kelly. lis
the ancient fort OF Liss. of which Gold
IIodson: I had rather he placed in the
ltuc mount before Lssoy catc and there
take IN TO me the most pleasing horizon
IN nature: The capaclous fireplace.
around which sat the groups depicted IN
The Vicar of Wakeheld' and The De
serted Village, is gone. The ruin is now
a mere shell and a Einc-roofed shed has
been erected within it"
Irish Temperance Move,
new Irish temperance movement
Snown as the Catch My Pal campaign
laS-)t was stated at a Belfast meeting
ig,ous revival than any previous temper
lnCe crusade.
Lord Londonderry advocated At a Bel
asst meeting recently the advertising OF
IRISH goods. not only abroad. but in Ire
and. lie regretted that there had been
decrease IN the Ulster fax area.
The Earl OF Duuraven, who Is well
;nowu i'm America FOR his attempt 90 ljlt
ack OF Eout, and will be unable TO fulfill
ny engagements for tho present
Showed Faith by Work.
case for the consideration Of tho
ongesteJ districts board is furnished BY
lie plight OF the inhabitants of Cruit
Sland. on Jho coast Of Donegal. There
$ now no bridge connecting the island
With the main land. and FOR many Sun
ayS past the islanders, in order to at
end mass, had 10 wade waist deep.
through icy water. The law prevents the
ouncN from providing the required re-
cl because no road leads TO the place
here the bridge should bC erected. The
natter has already boon referred To IN
forwarded to the conSested dis
ricts board. but the Islanders are c:1ps"
al that their urgent need viii be raaon.
ldcrcs.
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