Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07
IRISH VICEROY
DECIDED UPON
NOT TO FOLLOW FATHER


fRg AeSociotci Pres.l.
London. Mlrrh :. II i. almost def
nitely decided that Prince Arthur of t0n-
uIUght v, Nd w thr first Home Rule Vice
fu, nf Ireland. There was som, talk Of
hi~ succeeding hi father. the Duke ~
~CunnauHeht a. Governor General of
Canada. but this viii not now take place
dalrSs tLr tninni>t> are -urcr~>ful in
preventing the government from cstat-
fishing y parliament w ireland.
Like III members ~ he C~1unaught
family. Prince Arthur j. extremely ppp
MAR and besides II IL considered thai he
would make an able aHd responsible
,ir-ru,. while His brurHr~> ~ The throne
and his personal intimacy wl,h thc king
would have y great NJ Get IN suu.hing
IniouiSt Su>ccpIhilitieS ia Ireland. u
would hr difficult for Irish Surirty in
~l1,cHtt i Nicrccal court held rs III"
ir.f cousin and The niece NJ the SOY
ere IGN. especially aficr the latter had
i>itrd Dublin I'M prf~nn ~ rnCn the
first Irish %plrlilpru which h. viii
"a if that Parliament IN ever summoned.
There i~ \ little uru>prct however of
ne Ilom, Iriir liill %hrrnlniup Il itw crr'v
iu Tie comm" Summer wv ~Nltinnlli>i>
md Liberal. have often declared wnui !
hr ne ci~t " ~ nav predicted that Ire
land ti"ht fnr So government will not
~ over before next fall.
~ lost nothing cla a. dprc with the
tlomr Rule Fill until Nnril FIR finincial
~rtfaiI> Viii take ~ I'M VT Mrrrh. lHd
riv illi rrr-ri N A>uuiih hH- promised
v make liberal concessions w uv"rr me
the tLicctiur> of il.ior ID viii nrohahly
Toxic MOST uf Ihr summer tn Itfrlrt' the
lii. W one r. seriously di~ui.iSpl 81
thr tlr'av for III i~ hrli-vr \ IN viii work
- = better understanding. The govern
Wtui wilt have time ~ consider thor
oGphly it, %rropn>cl amcEdWrHt. and a.
determine whether thew viii hive the
desired effect ur promoting peace.
Tho alterations involved i'm he pres
cri n.li would ~ cnorPnu> and some
pnrli-ns would have tp y" ~"ir"ffed ii
an, ". The w. ndrrrnt~ are llrpird. The
exclusion a. litter would require . com
rlrtc modification nf thr finauri I claus
G.. and Home Rule him Home Rule
would hr Quite a~ cnufniirirrl.
Premier ,.1uiih VIII Ir ,yrt sure W
thi- wound before p%lnrinr 'rF n hi> >ng-
t~iirl.~ wv paper hu. during III" next
.w vrtis l%nritn> ~rrf .%-'isf~ viii Mi. ST''
uittrl WV ihr u%riuni~i BENDER. VI rn
'rr mrui result. 'hn .nrs nW"ni viii
irf' introduce. if- Wy IinraiinnS ful
pet m. hrrs. mud puhlic opinion 49,. .".
Fy.n when thr Suggestion. fir before
~. lor>r pra.rcs~ viii NO X rili
There rrr .nnlr irrrr rriiiuhlr~ hn VIII
'-ehi thr LiIl in H. bitter rni while
rem other CHARTERS There N '' rrrnr vcr,
."rrrr criticism w details The irr"cnn-
NAN hir. bone th, government VIII nr
iur. ~,hrmf which viii hr ~iii-flc.ur'
10 ihn rlinritN a. u@iun'~,~ nrA liberals
trt which viii meet viii nv l%i>inrrnr
pi Of the u1riouali.t> NJ ASuuith i
rit at Hll likrl, in du thri ~ has ~fnkrl
thc uulitir4l fortunes ~ himself AMI his
nlr;y nr th How're frl, hn upl III i+
,cr, well known thtt his great an bitirn
IN tn rnrrv ont the desires NJ hi> nli chirf
Gladstone and hiring conicntmfnt ~ the
mainritv If lri.hmon
Tho rrrrrpiurr I'M wv followed ~ very
c~1cfrlr >faicd in the Parliament act. tfi-
rr INV lfl hR~ hrrn read Y ~rrnrh ti"'"
ilc eavcrumrpi viii come forwarl with
ihrfr suggestions nni N lurr ~rrir~ n'
N.hatcs u.av ~ rViyo. Ten ~ Die Commons
Tho Tuinri>i~ uii doubtless OPPOSE
them lri ii mlr l, inferred f"nm what
How'd George ~lii loo The d..hrir on the
~rtr,h from ihr THRONE hot he rnvrrn-
--"rf win urr>i~f im ihrm end viii sud
thrm Y" fhr lords III i- thou fhrt the
rel FIGHT VII hcoin aad j; mav ~ week.
lufrrr thp ~frrrwlr i~ fu-liY ended.