The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13
BILL.
SOON 10 PASS
This Month Vgal Probably see
Measure Enacted For
E.a1es.I

-
London. May I2.-This month pro-
, baby see the passage through the
House of Commons of three great COM
troyersial measures, Home Rule for
lireland, fAs-eBtabIishment OF the
/ WEIGH Church and the abolition OF
plural Y0tingsY The first two wiif
viii hage been passed Tor tie third
time under the parliament act, and no
natter what the House OF Lords do
With them they viii become law. The
! plural voting bill still has another
time to pass; through the House OF
IGQmmonss $ Z ~ < - ~ 8,
p Of course the greatest intareat fs
aiken IN the Home Rule Bill There
tes been much taHE OF compromise
and settlement by consent but the
best Informed opinion of the country
is that nothing in this direction will
be done In the House Of Commons.
and any settlement must be reached
;ghen the bill is before the Lords.
! The Nationalists and Ulster Unions
iSts lave stated their demands atiite
1s9tniy ;nd there seems no room for
ftotnprn,1ise between them. The Ma
3qnalists have agreed to the tS1lnn--
afS exclusion Of Ulster from the oper-
alton of the bin, while the .Bylstermen
demand permanent exclusion. Eeith-
eS eide apparently will recede, all
though Nation slists have been heard
81 say that peIihaps there wiz be u it,
tle more eoRcRssion TO ssaye the face
Igs the plster leadsgs: but no exSlal7
EsloPH 4.7Ht q vas thog
M49 Knows gs1 s1!y1gE nus Ireland wen, sYDuIa ne
Itile paaa to find cnnEnol grpiGsd nn
| opposing iJsifiaFas c0I.Id meet
but his sPsech at the Hyde Park geTla4
|opstrati6n, IN which he spkosS egairstI
eompFontise, has ruled him oIif end
aow Il u Tor the Lords %, md the way
Eest, is the question is 10 be settled So
consent.
Where SRea PineIes.
There has been talk OF al FedeEai
syatelS for the whoie Of the pdifed
iS1pEd dom, and II has, been ed
ulster should be excluded from
lthe Home Rnla Bxll nntil "a r. syib en-
IS incl garated, When she could choose
the stlte ~ Hsiieh size mould iDfa. Tsie
eras 5ySsem, however, ias many M
nentinl 9ppop pentss and as for Ulster,
IL raises announcer uIIIIcuIty. q. many OF
the great Belfast merchants 10 the
bulk pf their business With the l
and west OF Ireland. These Iner-
Giants gre opposed 40 tEI1Ilse but
Esas Is Home Esnle must catae they SO
not went their proTince kxcInded Che
ban kegs Q Hsifast take the same
view. s II
Here Is the opinion os 8 wealthy Bel
fast business Man..
Sir edward Elarson'S demand Tor
the comp1ete upcond ittond exc Ion
or Ulster need noe be sallgnS seriously.
We all lEIl6Fs. that the Natf fopa1 "a
would yer K c6 acrep III q
pr3posaI e " q tits Ssfl l 4
would be tnapra cticabie Is II pQsgts
Liiy could be accepte tea No otle can
I tell better than self how clc eIy the
/ Interests OF this PRO F5ncs are b0 md no
with those OF the 3efi of Ire5 csaf
tconna eifil tfa Hers from nv Sons
are almost cont lnuaIly in the sSutk
and west, in the past week we
hive received 1TsIara fots \, ~ 1i.s,
- q.
Rose sgsn and sligo releliisii sk
trade wodll can So the az renee
2 I'D = q
hing to- bank rupfcJF. III 8 oI
II the son and est are con jiysl-
I tteFs should think tIlat { he vel sirSfe ~
4 business .ial saess e. kfss.s .. ~
Tor the country aud Belfast aief 4 'sa
/ tadadrupleu Within the ISEt III "a
3sseafs Quite apart from POLL tic8, tie
hitterness TINT would inee BY .s,e
we're Ulster OF aIly pert Os is eI:k 81
-sss.s.s.....s..s..