Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26
BRIEF RESPITE FUR STATESMEN
 OVER THE SEA
The Home Rule Question Is Awaiting the Early ReaS- Sembling of the Brit-
 iSh Parliament
LIGHT ALREADY RACES
 THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
The Welsh Are Patiently Awaiting Outcome to De- ma1d Church Discs
 tabliShinent

LONDON. Sept. 25.-British polit- clans are taking a brief rest. after one of the most strenuous sessions of Par liament in the history Of the country in preparation for an even harder cam. .paign.
 The end of September will see the opening of the home rule campaign. hoth sides have already organized and from one end of the country to the other meetings will be held in sup port and in opposition of the govern. ments plans. It is hoped that before this some idea of the governments s bill will be given 10 the public. Mir. Birrell, relieved of a usual cabinet minister's share of work during the past sason has been busily engaged on the measure and after the holi- days the cabinet will complete the lill and authorize its introduction as early in the New Year as possible.
 Ireland First
 The bill will apply 10 Ireland only. but the government is prepared to extend it to England. Scotland and Wales if public opinion demands it. The liberals, although on the defen- siye, are making the first move. The league of young liberals have moved into the enemy's country and are carrying on a vain campaign in the English counties, where home rule finds it's most ardent opponents out side of Ulster itself.
 The Young Scots society, with a membership of l60. .O0O. is cooperating with the regular liberal organiza- tion in Scotland. and the Eighty Club a Liberal Society, given more to en- tertaining than to political fighting is making a tour of Ireland. In ex- change the Ulster Liberal Association is sending out some of their best speakers to England and Wales. Win ton Churchill, home secretary: the Master of Elibank, chief Liberal whip, and Robert HarcouTt, NJ. P. who are at the head of the campaign, and be. sides the organizations mentioned will have the help of every cabinet min. ister, the Irish Natlonalists and Q host of speakers.
 A ProPitious Time
 Unlike Gladstone who had to meet the opposition of the non-conformist leaders, Spuregon, Dale, Bright and Chamberlain. Premier Asquith today has the support of the bulk of non. conformity. Sylester Horn, Dr. Cliff ford. Sir George White, and David Lloyd George are but a few of the members of the Free church who will take the stump for home rule.
 Arrangements for the Unionist cam paign are not so far advanced, ex. cept in Ulster There is a great de. monstration to be held on Sept 29, and an effort will be made to have Ii extend throughout the country. In Belfast at least 2OO,OOO persons are expected to take part. The Unionist members will fight the issue in their respective constituencies, and will re- ceive support from the party organiza- tions. IL is hard to judge yet: still at present there is no great excite ment in the country over the pros poets of Ireland being given local self-government, which in speeches. John Redmond has repeatedly said was all that they wanted Probably the governments greatest difficulty will come when the bill reaches the. House of Commons, for a measure of