New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
HOME RULE OUTLOOK
EXTREMELY PROMISING
United Coalition, Facing Dis
united Opposition, Can Push
Measure to Enactment.
UNIONIST BLUNDERS AID
Inopportune Raising Of Food
Tax Issue Has Probably Sup
piled Needed Motive,
Power to Cabinet.
~ oa6Ie to M Triounc ]


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that would suu have reached nfty or
more had every irish member. Tory
and Nationals, abstdiucd from voting
and allowed Great Britain alone to de-
,fa, the fate or The bin.
U..r eg clear a mandate for the
,o,.snr. and I'm the present dfsoraan-
i1cl condition of the Uuionist party.
,.,r. f.. On, ,fsilla reason why II
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or Ga. rrosc,t Parliament
or course the bin will he thrown out
I'm ,bc House Of Lords. Equally. Of
course. If the present state of affairs
.,.,,,rrs. IT, will he passed and TO
p.,.yo5 ag many times as IS necessary
d.. .na House Of Co-lmons between
...-... and tl,, c,d of the urescnt Parlia-
mon, something more than ID year
r...c rbcrc S time and to spare for
I'm. working Of the Parliament act by
,,if.b tho Home Rule bill can be made
INF, rgv. despi-e the objections Of the
,rJs
.-.. NJ - Hon,s Rule.
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"l'I' las. o''o"s' nc, e., -, -taco f., tho
-. 80 commons before the country
'i0''', -, oo,oral election by
-. 80 tho government. but in
Wv -. r,o,tbs the I-nionist
wv Co, ....,,,.+.5 Invaluable sup
f"' - - p,,io ,g.,,ee nv the
w. ~. ,5,..a,,s,ors n which if allowed
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49, .l'. ..ra.l,,t limo I.ord L,ansdowne.
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anon the greatest of the coalitions
assets both through the fact OF 'helr
REIMBURSEMENT Of principles which they
!. So earnestly and Vehemen'ly declare"
would never be dropped anu oS '.,t
manner OF lhelr IeIIiquiS''''''''' NV.
would be nara 10 con.e'le "'Iy 80,
better calculated 10 chill inc 60
the political pIo'asoiils'S man ~ ~.
ncr OF acceptance by LUZ. i''''''''. -.
and Mr.. Bohar Lid" VI 'i.0
laid down that lheE s"oU'' OioP
taxes from the ChlolilS' % vs. ',''ll'.-
and their lrlglu ana Uii'''''' u@-',''' -
consent 10 commune III VIZ
alleged leaoerS' -.-.
This SITUATION aiIo"7 ''.' No.
seems 10 be vital point Vi
home i'"''' W ''''' -. - .,o hu
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Ihere Is coHSlus' '.'' .''''l IN, 49,. CO.
pe'iIo" III '''' - ,,a,,. t,oi,,e,
d" ''e nam r,,o q,
h'aue '''i' -.
proo'V"h ~ ''
a New Lana r0'0y'
Tho great question is whether me
government will be able to hold to-
gcthcr the many considerably divergent
sections Of its majority now that the
great crisis has been successfully
uassed Walter Runciman, president
~ the BOARD Of Agriculture. has made
Ill. &, ,bis d;roction this
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week in the deNeiopiieh' VI 'il0 eO''
ments policy for the distribution OF
80 or,o,,c- email holders one OF the
'''''0 -. s...,,ro, 20 tbo ,rorl,.
most H'ipoi ''i'' -.
one. In fact' without "h''n
could not be hoped for, has been that
: ...,.iai,,,, email farmers and other
-. - ,o,d with money with
s'i'"" i'0''''' va -, II
which 20 carry on thcf business anu
also IN provide means by which the
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