The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-25

4 - IN ~ vs. 4 rishs ~ -
49, - - assurances q the
& O0vssu4ent - givs sueh . thing.
81 - Doeg - W are the responsible
0ovsgameat Of thih country.
~ Von1sV1s tAs ssaosaueaess may
~ ~ oAall nee aassat 10 the
= elAl0 g aay bo1y Of msa In the
oosvsee Of ~ Crown. ofAcsrs or
-. 10 demand from the Govern
Y oant u advance assuraacse - -
= wAae they viii or win not be re-
u ounoA - - h Circumstances
Vh1eh have not arisen. That Wa
. DeW elaim. and II ws were 10
aDsaa n weQid Dvs the 0svsrn.
4, 0sat a tAs mercy Of the niu.
SngY."
Iced aaA prolonged cheers and n.
sS1uslsstic shouts Of approval greeted
~ oronounosmenI
AssAuP J. Daifour. former Unionist
pyoniss. denied that all sides Of the
B uooBe q Commons were agreed on
~ 0Uegeiea Of the proper US Of the
U111eAry eorcss. He said that all were
! aQee1 tAat he army should b. avail
- - Aslp the civii power to pre-
- anarchy - TO stop mob rule.
xU01o a occasion, had not. he said.
: Gg11aa 10 Usssr.
y ~ Heuss g Cemmeus btsEsd VITA
3GGsoasnsaS ~ We osowdsd to IL
uonsse capacity whom Lord Charles
,<1eeu1UCA opsosd the attack ON the
~ vn1Daoe ~ AsmAsAins infosuna-
= ~ - ~ naval mevsnsats n con.
ua1oDsA M ~ situation IN Uhesr.
= sWas ~ basAis squadron ordered
- G1eA4 - tn spssd from Spanish
u01ogD 70 he Irish coast. and ordered
~ Quoask Asid Gunsf" no asI,sd.
HD8 Ministerial ohsssS and DE-
G1vo iAasAtsr from the Unioaists.
4, 01une10 admitted that ths battle
oo1nGDoa haA ben ordered TO Lam.
- ~ - 70 - n prexiaity - ths
ooaGe q Irsland In case Of serious
l1oonsSanoss arising. W0sa n was
49, tAas the military prsoautson-
og4fuDvsosa0 bed bssa carried out
V)0s9t opposition II was decided
(sloe ~ movement Of the feet
esoo1 - Delayed uatil the Master
DsoVs period Of the crews was over"
~ seaAsmsne Of the First Lord Of
\ - Admiralty was followed by .
Y.oVu1soe Of qusstioas. A Unioaist
msnhse asked II Mr.. Churchill 81.
poe1e1 thaA ''this precautionary
uDy1nsat Of troops would lead 70
aiANhe.-
- asnsat the Fret Lord aarsd
4 - = rSpsAists the hsliish sus.
Oonetea," ~ shoetsd.
wa The consequent uproar had
ouou1111 The Speaker rsprimandsd
-. CAsrcAill. nyiag that such an
onotoo11ea soouiA not have bssn used.
- y1rvt Lord rssrstfully with.
1BUw e and tAs storm passsd OF -
GnD1n1y - u had arisen.
o9eIN Mako LoNo pGFeNsG
;s(s o. Mo Acre.
A3ooe . bsisf sentence or two from
( Ao1sow Deaas Law. leader of ths
( QDoeoltaon. asking for the prsssnta.
B ~ - he HOUSE OF the details which
4 ~ beea omitted from the white
U0os CeL essly opened his defense.
~ oocrstasy for War declared he
+ ~ nsthiAs 70 conceal. and. fore
4 GAA1owiag bis impsndins resignation.
~ ~ thought IN view Of informa-
|. - reeelvsd by the Government. Il
= ~ noeessAsy 10 take certain steps TO
DeUooo1 the 0ovsrnmsnt depots. He
~ laDusd Instructions for this pur-
4 49, VIII he full authority Of the
4 CaA1nse Gen. Passt came to Lon
49, - aiscuss khs best methods OF
eassyins out the movements Of
ssUsQe.
\ IL appeared to the Government
{ - 10 Gen. Paget," Col. seely con
t.eioes1. that, although these move
Uooes were purely precautionary In
ehAsaetsr. . state OF excitement
016At b caused which would result
~ oeonotiea In all parts IT ireland.
~ thogoeeso took the necessary steps
- eaDoert the movements In the
evoae 'ef their being opposed by
os0ed forcss."
1Aoa came :. telegram from siI
M Aythnr Passt from which 1T sp.
xeDnyod q the Government that thess
b0ooss bad deliberately densd the
lawfAl orders OF Sir Arthur Pagsl
- aiso bic authority. but subse.
Z ,qUeatly n appeared that there had
- . conplsts and honest missp'
DAeasaon OF the statement made
- o.. PsSst At . meeting with
~ o0csrs. These officers believed
Vnogo was . plan u treat Ulster as AZ
4 &qeny's country and overwhelm hel
3 ~ 8 surprise attack. That belief, al
x ~ caa we'll Imagine. must have beer
Mastered BY wild rumors which were
.bhsOAd. phers was not a shadow o.
1osnAasion for these rumors.
~ authorities know that direct
~ ~ moved troops there rumori
u1o1 aSiss and that was the abso
NJ justiAcation for my action In &C