New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
ULSTER MEN WILL
DEFY HOME RULE
Belfast Meeting Raises $4,000
to Organize Regiments AND
Purchase Arms.
TO OPPOSE DUBLIN DEGREES
New Parliament, Which Is to
Meet in January, viii Be Con-
trolled Probably By Reduced
Liberal Majority.


London. Nov. 2S-with the dissolu-
tior Of Parliament to-day all foTmali-
ties preliminary TO the election Of 7 new
Parliament were completed. The proc
lamaton Of dissolution summoned the
rev Parliament 10 assemble on January
81. 1911
Among the first Of its members TO he
esected. unopposed. Will be Arthur J.
Bsfour. the Opposition leader. the Lib
erals having decided not TO contest his
seat for the City Of London.
on the Stock Exchange. where resu-
la dealings have been Instituted in bets
OF the election. the feeling to-day
seemed 70 anticipate q reduction in the
Liberal majority.
n Ireland the struggle is growing
more bitter every day a meeting OF
delegates representing every Ulster con-
stituency was held in Belfast to-day. at
which Z resolution Was adopted on mo-
ION Of : Presbyterian minister to draw
u z solemn declaration refusing 10 pay
rates or taxes imposed by a Dublin Par
lament or obey its DEGREES, while the
SPOT 70 organize the Jlsternen into regi-
rnents and u purchase arms
~ riEht q monster Unionist demon
stration was held 9 Ulster Hall Belfast,
at overflow meeting Of twenty thousand
peorle being held IN the open air Both
aroused the greatest enthusiasm. Lord
Londonderry declared that American
T91l hn16
NJ. Asculth< in the hollow of his hand
: Home Rule Parliament were es-
tahlisfed. he said. it might he foun.
that Ulster would utterly decline obedi-
erce 10 The Law.
ST E5v Grd Carson, former Solicitor
General and Conservative Member Of
Parliament for Dublin University, said
-fe- never would consent 10 their Coun-
r-s being sold for American dollars.
Walter Hume Long. Unionist Member Of
Parliament for Strand. spoke in the
same strain. and other speakers advo-
Gated strong resistance TO the law i
Home Rul. was forced upon Ulster
The first independent woman suffrage
candidate IS announced in the person Of
: p-or7inerr advocate. William MirrIoos,
Who viii contest a division Of Glasgow.
Tne Socialist party has decided 10 run
third candidate in Battersea. thus seri-
cuzIv enda -eerin- John Burnss chance
or reelection
Sue-aEists created serious disturb
arees a. e meeting at Lambeth tonight
a which Winston Spencer churchill was
speaking. After several men had been
thrown out. Nr. Churchill strongly de-
rounced the suffragist tactics. and said:
7 am told that individuals are TO be
singled out for violence. Il that IS their
language. there Is only one answer, and
hat Is. Come on
The Kings speech. dissolving ParIia-
menr. was notable for lis brevity. the
orlE reference TO the constitutional crisis
he-ng a coIorless expression Of regret
that the conference between the leaders
Of The opposing controlling parties had
failed of an agreement ove~ the retorTna-
tlen u the upper chamber.
TIE longest and most interesting para
graph. which Immediately followed an
aIIsion 10 the death Of his majesty's
father. dealt with the recent arbitration
u the Newfoundland fisheries dispute
with the United States. and read:
I confidently hope that the questions
connected with the North Atlantic fish +
erles between Canada and .Newfound- .
.anc on the one hand and with the (
tinted States Of America on the other. /
= 1la1 have been the subject Of contro- /
fers1 for nearly { century. have been /
z last finally settled by the award Of the /
Hague tribunal
L ls The cause of special satisfaction /
thar Il has been found possible TO solve /
- arbitration problems Of such an intri- f.
cate and difficult nature. and that the .
awsrd has been received by both sides /.
IN spiriJ y h;ch must tend 10 increase /
g-cd viii.
The dissolution q Parliament yesterday /
a--rgs 10 crisis the supreme struggle now 1
T. FroEress 20 limit the legislative powers /
- tie House + LORDS and thereby permit /
the elective branch of Parliament, the /
House of Commons. 10 exert larger powers /
IN legislation. more particularly measures /
relating 70 Irish Home Rule ana the e /
ua1clsI budgets
The present House q Commons has a 4
Ministerial majority q l24 and the present |
Standing = the various clements Is as fol 1
lows
Liberals - 2-5 /
,-a-.or mem -
Nsrloua lists ...--.....--..---. = 4
-naeHendeut Nationalist. s.--..---...----.--- i /
lr-oulsts ....-- .Z13 /
- The foregoing the first four groups are 4
generally counted a. supporters OF the Min /.
lstr,, giving = Ministerial strength Of 5sI, /