The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
GREATEST CRISIS CRISIS
IN 8 CENTURIES
ULSTER MATTER GROWS
TO BE COMPLICATED
QUESTION
PARTIES MAY ALLY
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In Event of General Election Rad
ical Liberals and Labor Party
viii Join Hands
MAY ALLY
(By Associate Pregs.l

London, March 28.-.What has been
pronounced the greatest erIsIs for
statesmansht9 In three hundred years,
is GlInmertng over Sunday. Eoth hous-
es of parliament VIII train their hea-
West guns on the conpl:ca.cl 5quas-
tion Passions arei running high
and country houses where politicians
customarily spend She week ends, are
deserted
Party leaders are confefring iIl Lon.
don and urgent summons have been
sent tu all members To attend IL The
outcome OF the crisis Is to be a general
election In the near future, the radical
wing OF the liberal party viii form
70 close alliarce with the labor narty,
the coilitlon crystaiizing rs platform
into the battle cry ethe aristocFats
against the people. = s Il ~ q
Burns for Wag Minister.
Premeir Asauith announcad at. ar
my order today wf,icn is raneraiIys
considered to have bsan intended a
a sort OF charter On which Fieid Mar
|shaf French and General Essart mi 4 III
De induced to remain IN their posit-s
ions. General Seeiy's tenure IN the
oliice OF the war minister seems deS-
tined % be OF short duration. TSie
Restminster Gazet3a aad the Daily
chronicle, fpreHDst among Tie liberal
papers, are seyfnE Gilt Colonel Bbs-
" must relitlduisll his portfolio. The
name OF John Burns rs a. d most
often Jls his probable ccsssoT.
That delnueratic gov AinSnk could
be carried 10 such leng gths as to give
Isupe Fision oR the army into tho hands
Iof the sturdy ciiararteF 10 ca tSs,.
the Tine light .tirst 81 a l9bill Si 81,
yflllid have bee 5ll1ith Ia 81 deneGle
aEo rec1 i6D of the soldier
Is fliF tn 3 ~ " the sn
tIlt; charter isllta sti a GsIt lifelsa
long step toward tlld slime ievaliffig
OF the classes.
Ar Subjects InfArtor.
The Panama debate at gaBhington,
which ordinarily would have been read
4 here with equal interest to which fEs
excitea In the United states, Is pass
Ing almost tlnnoticed an q even the
Lsuaragettes are being ignored,
kshgse EI1-
E1ssssE'sf ssinJ psH1sTs =. s sfssia ii {
gradually becoming known. Radical
and :sbofits attacks on the Kfng fos
his alleged intsf sffers s1ce In pol HES
Ihave subsidized,
tfnS KsHE fuituwed nit min iatter,s
advice from the newHpa aper reports.
The King and the nielflbers OF his
court were outspoken In coi1tienlifig
Sir Edward Carson for orr anlxifin the.
Ulster volunteer army ps siinngi1 they
we're a regular military body, ald ia !:
assuming prer6eativan hss taass =.
which the rebels nainsd him @ISins
Carson 4
UIfimatunl Deiltsrea.
Such IN onense as General Sir-Robz
eft Baden Powell discovered when ne
placed his portrait on ppHtaGe stnmps
during the siege OF Afafelting, is an
objectionable sin in the eosifss
Premier Arquithss coneiIatory
statenie ents to The Times. Tho FIRST Ia
tervie@ which the Pferaief has granted I
In office, was the result 1f the I'm pfea-
sion that this ulttmatun hhd been de- Z;
No solution has yet been found oe
the situation caused By the sresigna-
tions OF Field Marshal SIR John Freucia
and Adjutant General Sir John EW-
art from their nosis ions .ss siie Head
OF the British army. SIX q ,l
Meatime the cpposst stfcn is5f tie army
TO employment In the coercion OF ssIf- (
steF Is vouched for BY no less an aIl-
thoritys than Sir I'd ward Richard fsT.s-
sell, a staunch supporter bf THE n6y-
ernnisnt who d signgd aFticl6 in tsas 4
Liverpool Post today sayb:
'Et Is III nnsitiva fent Tint when /
visited the war office. early sotlAy Field
AlaTshs3 Lord Roberts had 1h his rocks
et a .sist OF nearly 600 ofieera Jf tie
army VINO are ready % SEND IN their