Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
UIatorites Decline to Agree TO
Concessions Announced Re-
Gently by Premier AsQuith
In Commons,
C0VENANTERS ARM
FOR THREATENED WAR
Government Representatives
Say Last Word Has Been
Spoken and Program VIII
Be Carried Out

~ MH"ftfN" fotlNhAt eFNctAe hNANtu MiHal
London, March ll--A settlement of
The Irish homo rule difficulty uppar
entity has been little advanced by tha
british governments great concessions
To the ulstcrites and, taking the as
sertions Of both political parties at
their tace value, the deadlock today
remairs as immoyahe as before Pre-
mier Asquiths Introductory offer
was made in the house Of commons on
March o
The sgners of the Ulster covenans
declare strongly that nothing less than
Die permanent exclusion OF the Pro-
tcstant counties Of Ulster from the
Irish government al Dublin. instead
of the proposed six years option, viii
be considered by them.
The more radical covenanters want
the entire province of Ulster excluded.
Anything else. they say, would ha
trenson 10 their covenant
No compromise, Says Carson.
SIR Edward Carson, leader or tho
Ulstor nnionlsts sent message 20
lioliaat today saying
$50 Cor as our preparations are
concerned, enc prononneement of the
government il anything, neeessltates
astlll more forward movement this
Sehr We are going to make good in
action nll We haye been saying and
preparing for during The last two
Years
ON the other side the government
newspapers assert that Premier AS
guiths scheme is the absolute limit
Of concessions and ia not 70 basis for
further negotiations.
Winston spencer Churchill, first
lord uf the rrtish admiralty. speak
lng "a Bradford, Yorkshire. today.
said
'lt seems to be that In prine.p!e-.
don't speak Of details that it ia
the Fast offer his maiesty's govern
men can or ought to make"
Asquith May Conclllntc.
Sir Edward Russell, who Is a close
friond of Premier AsQuilh. writing IA
the Liverpool Daily Post Of which no
Is the editor takes O different view.
Ho says
NNA AA'Ntf fNNAftttfN MUM tN NA NtNklA AH
confident that Premier Asquith has
nude up his own mind TO lot the ma
tionalists go that sooner or later ne
will toll Mr. Redmond that the only
feasible homa rule IS one of The en-
tire exclusion of Ulster"
Irish nationalist newspapers declare
that John Redmond, the Irish nation
allsl leader in the house on pommons
and his colleagues could not possibly
support bin containing further SUR
renders from the original scheme Of
home rule Some Of the nationalist
organs bitterly denounce the natlonai-
lsl membersfor submitting TO Premier
AsQuith's terms
Orpngomen ia Earnest.
Little talk Is now ncogd that the
0rnngemcns preparations to fight
are "a gigantic buff The covenantars
claim TO have 10000 men drilling IN
Sin Edward Carsons army. with co.
600 rifles and some pieces Of arti-
lery
Tho London newspapers are filled
with pictures of Ulster men in civilian
clothes and with rifle and cartridge
belts, executing skrmlsh and other
drills like trained soldiers
Mr. Churchill iu commenting today
IN his bradford address on the prep
1raiions being made at Ulstor to re-
sist home rule, said
"rhe first British soldier or coast
guard who ls attacked and killed bv
the Oransemen will raise such an ox-
plosion tn this country as the tories
little appreciate and it viii shake