The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
ULSTER THREATENS TO REBEL
or iNGENEN PREPARE TO ARN
tG sINST HOWE RlLE.
Day of Excited Meetings In Belfast Hal
fsur trRrs Them to stand Firm
I.ondonsierr, Raises iigious issue
New Parliament 10 Meet Jan. 81

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LONDON. Nov 2s-The Cnioni-'- -
Ulster are f@re-ly ag,tat-d over the
renewed proIniuence OF the HON. rule
movement ard are breathing threats
81 FIR. and slaughter The Ulster Union
ist Council Lad a series Of meetings al
Belfast to-day. al one u! which, private
session. ~ was agreed. according 10 the
tniont-t Diapers. 10 draw gp solemn
declaration refusing 20 paw taxes ON
rate "a posed " any Dublin parliament
ar ." aU-y any DEGREES 'ssGei hy such
parliament.
L. added that the meeting appointed
an emergency committee % JrzanIze
Ulster men INTO regiments The sum of
So 50 ~as subscribed FOR the pIrpo>-
- buying arms This. u Is declared.
Is uu b!l- In" Oransem-n ar- IN deadly
earnest. and II she Liberals return TO
power L. -siai r.h home r'Ii- Ulster will
become "a armed camp within few
weeks
Whether ~ rot This picture = over.
drawn - l. certain THAT -he ai.tipsthv
%: the Ulster Uuionlsts IN home rule Is
A. violent as on past occasions when .
u was a prominent plank ~ the Liberals
platform
1her- was a gres' Cnionls, demon
-tra'Ipn IA Belfast This evening and All
overflow meeting displaved -ycirsd
enthusiasm that has not h.en parall.lad
-.nce Lord Randolph churchill raised he
famous battle cry. Ulster vii! SIGHT and
lster will h- right
The Marquis Of LONDONDERRY presided
He read a message from ex-Prims Minister
Ba!four saving II Ulster stands firm a
home rule Radical coalition will nav.r
succeed in forcing the disruption OF the
United Kingdom upon a hostile and de-.
t.rrnined people
The Marquis of Londonderry declared
that home rule meant the placing of the
Protestant neck under the Roman Carho-
lie h@~l. and ne predicted that lister
wctIld never obey home rule Parliament
~om- o. the minor speakers said that
s'ern"r measures than no, paving taxes
would be employed II necessary IN r-,l-t-
ing home rule Parliament
hing Georges first Parliament. which
lasted only ten months. came 10 an end
to-day There was an array OF nearly
empty benches when Black Rod SUM
Inonsd the House OF Commons 20 the y,
Houss of Peers Winston Churchill
the Home Secretary. was che only Minister
present and tn. front Opposition b-uch
was empty.
The Kings speech read in the House Of 7
Lords opened With a reference 70 tn. I
oss oocasoned oy me death Il King
Edward and hIs SUCCESSORS earnest de-
'Ire 20 follow IN NV dear fathers foot
'feps The speech saId that ID. r.la- J
ions Of Great Britain with forei gn Powers
continue 10 bs friendly and then went on
nus.
j confidently hope that the questions
connected with the north Atlantic tsh-
mes between Canada and Newfoundland u
N the one hand and the United States Of
AMERICA on the other. which have been
ne subject Of controversy for nearly a
-ntury. have been a. last finally settled q
" the award Of tho Hague tribunal ]
. Is q cause for special satisfaction that /
has been found possible 20 solve by arbi- q
ration problems OF such an intricate ..
nd difficult nature and that the award
IA been received on both sides Of the O
atlantic n a spirit which must tend 20 =,
Increase good will II
A''er reference 70 'he opening ~ the r.
rs' Parliament in South Africa and The NJ
chen,e Of administrative reform for p
ndia the speech concluded a. follows n
j regrs. that the conference. which >,
ook place with a view TO arriving a., a i;
oiu'ion Of The recurring difficulties be-
we-n the two houses ~ Pariam.n, has q.
allied 20 come 20 an agreement =,
roval proclamation Was issued this =,
f'srnoon summoning the new Parliament, :,
, meet on January 81. 1911 =.
Joseph Chamberlain will be one Of the
rs' members Of the new Parliamen, He
as been chosen again by the Cnionls-s
-spIte his III health to represen, West r
and he will not ne opposed
" Cham berlain has represented this