The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-15
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'Fhis Month Win. ProbaBly See
Measure Enacted Fer


London. May 12.-This month pro-
n9Dly see the passage through the
House OF Commons % three great eon-
tToveftial measures, Home Rule for
Ireland, Dis-este ss.snt cs tha
Welch Church aud the abolition os
plural voting. The first two viii
viii have been passed for the. third
time under the parliament act, aud nd
matter what the House OF Lords do
wteh them they will become law TNk
plural voting bill still has another
time, 70 pass through the House OF
Comments" @H Sa ."p5 80
OF course the greatest fnterest h
'aken In the Home Rule Bili. There
has been much talk OF Compromise
and settlement by consent but the
pest informed opinion OF the country
Is that nothing In this direction win
De uone IN tine House OF CoTIn1oIii,,; 2
anu any settlement must be reached
%nen inc bill Is before the Lords.
The Nattonalists and Ulster Union,..
lists have stated their Demands aHi1a
plainly and there seems no room for
compromise between them. The Ma
etonaiists have agreed to the tempor-
ary exclusion OF Ulster from tfie oper.
alton of the bill, while the Uylstermen
demand permanent exclusion, Neitii:
or side apparently will recede. Al,
though Nationalists have been heard
10 say that perhaps there will be lft.-l +
tie NOR more concession to '.saye tine face,
OF the Ulster leaders: but no ,exelu-
sion.", It was thought Mr. Baifour, /
who knows his ireland well. would he
the man to find common grouna ON
WHICH opposing leaders could meet
but his speech at the Hyde Park dem
|onstration, In which he Sspkoe against
compromise, has ruled him out, and
now 1t is for the Lords to find the way
ont, II the question Ia to be settled by
consent.
Where Shoe Rlacllea. Il,
There has been talk OF a Federal
system fors the whole of the United
Kingdom, and 1t has been suggested
that Ulster should be excluded gscs.s
the Home Rule Bill Until this system
is ihauguratedI when she could chDoge
the state which she would john. The
FEDERAL system. however, has many in
1luential opponents, and as for Uister.
IT raised another dtficulty. Many Ok
the great Belfast merchants do the
bulk or their business with the south
and weAt OF Ireland. These tffIergl
chants, are oppSsedv tor Home Rrs3y hut
Jay II Home Rule must dttpe Il $ !, do
not want their province "a. The
bankers OF Belfast ta, &. same
view. - ~ NJ stt ~
H Here 81 the opinion of:ItV- -althyBeT1,
fast business man: Ea
"Sir Edward Caracas demand for
the complete uncan8i 6onaI exclusion
1r Ulster need not be ,s%sen vi ssglopsIy,,
would never think ot u ses ting such Il.
PROPOSAL We knnw quite well that
1t w0uia be tnpgh ctinalsIe nc II tipsst=
tell Httef than myself how III ely sise
inearests OF this Df fessrcs lie BoIGnd I'D
With those or the rest OF ireland. Fonr
comm ercinlt trayelIeEs TnoEt my htlieae'l
are almost continually in the soIitls
and vest. Within the past week we
Seye received orders for new aeasth'B
'g0o&s from Cork, Limaricb, Etbnmel,
R6seerea and Sligo iF6a a6hlhg SS 0e.s
q treds would mean ali the diffSr
bet*een q good, profit and q loss, lead
ins To bankruptcy. The people De
the south end wesle are sreat crrepse-
ers. should think TINT tfie volume Of
business BETWEEN hte Natl list SKIRTS
OK the essisssts zae 49,
quadruplsd Withius the laEf flfeaafri
yeaTes Quite acArt from politics. Che
bitterness that would inevitably arise
were Ulster or any part of 1T cut or
from Irelafids wotfil result I'll Uie de- I
istrdctton Of the bigEeAt wasehouBas
W. have IN p year. ct ceurse, /
should vote against q Home Rule can
didate, but l should vote anG canvass
against the separation of UtEter and
Goyo1iaiy % Tt[If1 Si-i7;17i1-
q moment Hs $40 -