The chronicle=news., 1914-02-10
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H.. III. .I,--s.i to heal DISCRETION
foam! iit,i~ ..t. 10 VIZ Lone. sd.
yssa.y If the rss- tot the rniopis,.
pf Ulster lie s.k.a the hop.~ 81
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that for the ilr,, ,iTs. in r-r,uri..
tie United k,ns,ien rs. threatened
vi,h sisii az The a,,i',ui" .t the
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I, lad been fiac- t-.s In 90 cir.
c'n.,Aa.es would she, siiifJ them.
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which the, psr. FOO, AMI branch op.
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There ~.r-. s.iJ Mr. Long. t9o..,
~, rs.r ~ training in Ulster and
resisting this HON. rule bill aud 90
tic fr-i friit. =; tao pariis;u' ats,y
at. thc government. ~ IL carried the
horIe rule into effect would have 20
do u hy tn. U.s. Of hr,ti.h bullet.
and bay oncs.
Mr.. Long ridicul.J the tasL Of til.
supremacy which sh,i imperial par.
iismVrt would nsvc over tue irish
ltsisl-tiy. body.
Turning to tn. Ministerial o.nca.
u. tsunt,d tue melrterp cfthe euv
ernmcnt for what he termed their
.,usilIsnimity with regard to recent
events ~ the Union 81 South Africa
with all ro1r o-7ssed supreme
Acy.' I'll. former chief secretary for
ireland laid. YOU dare not take any
action that would br,rg Sou intcI
cvnfiiCt .itb the government oil
Soutj Africa
Then Mr. Lobc raped out the
unioris, challenge that " fore Ii.
government ,1ok step forward
consult TIL. country. and concluded
his remarks ny moving an amend.
meDt to the effect that In the onin.
ION Of the house II would he dtsas.
trous for n. mouse - proceed furth.
ar with the governn. Mt for freIAAd
bill befosc IL p measure had been
submitted 10 the Judgment II the
country.
As 81, Long resumed his seat
.Ie'rier As1ui,h arose and aoJr.ss-
ed the house.
Premier ASluitb Early In his
speech promised that III. govern.
ment world take the initi1tiye In
uniting fOrvar. >,,1ve4t lima foy =