The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
HOME RULE BILL
At THIS SESSION
le Not Unexpected, It Has
;aused Great Regret in
Ireland.
m POSITION WEAKENED
BY THE 0'BRIEN SPLIT
Ter of Irish People Declares
1t Blacklist Treason Is Con-
emplated by Irish Party.
BY THOMAS EMMETT.

"'Sa BY THOMAS EMMETT.
"s al Cable TO The Tribune.
lsaRf,IN. March 5.-The announcement
dselhcro will he 10 home rule bill pre-
q. In the present session of parlia-
~ while not unexpected caused regret
aug hand and IL is recognized now that
'il1cr mean another election before Ire
tIf, While II was hoped here that
As,efo of the house OF lords would be
ssSI rrefereuce by the .Asduith govern
ie III ryen over the budget, the great
N .ify OF the Irish people are inclined
ss,fnd by Redmond in his deternina-
tts, ,ot to bring about the defeat or the
Esrmcnt on this question. The best
TIE, Ia here IS that thorough and sat
mn ory reform OF the lords will be pro-
u,I and IL will he necessary TO 20 TO
sfeoDle on II before il vii! become u
>ugptud home rule become possible
lHs Split Weakens Irish Position.
:, !. O'Brien split is causing some uu-
u sss as II is feared II will weaken the
NJ Iposition. Mr.. O'Bricn in a letter
n'iS West Cork clergyman, says there
nsr. q longer he any doubt that the Irish
FofN contemplate the blackest treason
or Grated against Ireland since the act
csion- They propose to assist The gov
4 ant In passing a budget which Will
nsr.ie upon Ireland two million OF taxa
hu: per annum. II Is beyond question
| ait adopted this attitude under the
isl[t Inspiration of Mr., Dillon. II Is
ok. perhaps 10 say that the Irish
es7 are responsible for one OF the most
D. ,ifous and criminal ueacheries in his
ds.a The fact is that there Is no Irish
Be !. They are never consulted on any
~ All they have TO do is obey the
X !, or command OF Mr., Dillon and Mr..
r. IO'Connor. WHO arrange everything
tbr hand with the government. and
d y members are simply informed as TO
ti bby into which they must walk.
ID what O'Brien Letter Says.
4 l., letter proceeds. Every man Of
Ia y and independence was hunted out
~ = party. 1t was sought to eXtermi-
h Them in tho constituencies, and
e a. that failed the door OF the party
! hut IN their faces. No man would
:. ~ who was not prepared to be the
us ssss tool OF Mr.. Dillon. No such auto
u, ~ was ever established in any coun-
.ss "a. 10 such degradation OF public life
us ,yer witnessed. No greater insult
~s yer offered to the Irish people.
frc5Eo Castle Entertainments.
'e and Lady Aberdeen are now again
ne at the Eiceregal Lodge. but have
ally made no public appearances as
Is " Dublin. At the time OF year. un-
n Ardinary circumstances. the Dublin
ier,l season has usually commenced; !;
,l m the present occasion the general
!, IN. with It's attendant uncertainty
,n,sd7e9 the making OF the necessary
- dent arrangements, and subse-
inc the severe bereavement suffered
"a I'D and Lady Aberdeen put aside
~ ~ zitlc entertainments for time
w land however. that an official an
Nh 1s.,tf 4 l.f4lf- = =
laents for the season Will shortly be
0'p Dublin Castle Season.
rans1DubIin castle season. which usual
.ei 6 for four or five weeks each win
rsiCa q matter of concern TO a good
\ D. people. both from l. social and q
rsizk ~ point OF view. The numbers at
n b & the various functions are very
Tl4and. contrary to n common i'm
a TO increase rather than diminish.
4 II. only the last three vice. royalties
! dt-1ing the present onc). II Is COM
sslfg that the highest number enter
R.iff ln any one season during the
n season Including attendance atI
drawing rooms, dinners. balls.
II was 5000: the highest during the
u l. period was 1896; and for any,
n, fason during the present vicc-roy-
" Vhe highest was 10.55i, or course.
figures do not include the dinners,
T,s IONS, harden parties, etc, given at
s1a Times OF the year at the Vice
= =; lodge.
gaH Lady Lieutenant.
..as.rA Lady Lieutenant" as she is
SfSS IN Ireland, has In recent years
.<G1 an Important part I'm the country.
r ~ esions OF ladies. who have filled
III c.fhce' nave associated with it the
I So oil active philanthropy. The rec
,sf1t WORK; done oy them mainly. Is
- re, ana includes the National Con-
= tion hospital ar Newca stle. in WicE-
~ ~ founded by Lady Zetland and the
- hshment OF the district nurses i'm
feSt and other parts of ireland by
:, al Duaiea, Lady Aberdeen's worl,
lno aouot, have "A lasting record.
,,,rf. Londonderry and Cadogan.
l\bl.noeeo. all the Lady Lieutenants'5
ldnS years. have been earnest and
~1 :, - promoters OF Irish industrial work
lsss ~ Irish-Made Products.
nur report presented to the second an
,here yneetils OF the Belfast Jndus,r;aI
I,urfhs Pnent association was of a net
ihe rctslhg character. Some letters We
ely rom manufacturers are qlIoted i'm
~ c>5,ort. II is quite obvious fronn
an ~ ine report states, that BelfsSf
ni fAy good market for Irish-made
,as ~ 80 iolS as those products arc
Ing > .liu qu2Hty and handled in A. bust
cnhcss LaShlon. "A friendly inteycoin-
I'm Is kept up with the other
,oval W. aassoclauons in various parts
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