The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-09
SBDITION IN IRELAND
GOES ON UNCHECKED
English Writer Comments on
Number Of III Done. Pro-
Z German Organs.
EMMET'S IDEALS LACKING
Special Correspondence 10 TnE sry.

y Special Correspondence TO TnE sry.
LONDON. March 1.-THE extent q
which those who oppose the policy Of
me British Government In the present
var are permitted to voice their com
plants freely and openly IL nowhere
more In evidence than In ireland. At.
0cks OF the most violent nature are
eeinG widely circulated and an idea OF
0ieir nature will be obtained from tn.
SollowinR extract:
"'Wolff' was being insinuated as q
Synonym for unreliability when the wal
Broke out and England cut tho cables
hoping to close Gcrmany's mouth while
OinG the boGies of German miiitar!sm'
md Belgian atrocities tn bias the mind
q the neutral nations. The remarkable
md unforeseen development Of wireless
telegraphy by Germany foiled this plan
% an extent. and the 'Belgian atrocity'
Holland. Switzerland and the United
States into the net. az It had been
hoped
In discussing the above lines. ". de
We're Stacpoole writes as follows to the
Daily Express:
sediNious Publications.
'"rhis is not a quotation from the Ber-
Tin krcu. :rituno or the Cologne Gd.citc
hut from a Dublin journal called Ma
~ttonnIify. which IL published at IL
D'Olicr street. dublin. under the
maternal eye OF the Government Of
Great Britain. 1t liz only one Of n num-
Der Of seditious publications printed in
h Irish capital. and all distinguished
BY the same typemarks-bad printing.
bad English. bad manners. Gaelic glib
6erish, p~ro-Gcrmanism N rank sedi-
ton.
II have before me as 7 write another
~ the precious publications. called
8oncsty. II Is a sheet about twice the
0ze OF my open hand. and IL calls it.
self AN outspoken scrap OF paper II
charges "A halfpenny for itself. and Its
leading article contains the following
paragraph
LIVERY well Informed man In Eng
land and elsewhere to-day knows the
actual fact to he that England dare not
proclaim the truth either about the war
or about the exact relations existing at
this moment between herself and her
allies
AN article on British BraG' follows.
q after that a footno'e 10 an article
published the previous week entitled
An Empire in Decline When the thing
docs not SLAYER It splits and sneers. and
circulated broadcast among the corner
boys and loafers II does It's own special
little work honestly and well. There is
only one thing to be said for IL. II
Sho nuhI,c,,io, is a d,s,r,n.,,, ana ara
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srv co,n,r, /, w. ,.o-id ,,nbar ,,ar
conditions-but Ireland.
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IN friph,en you ir,o ,c,jo, yo, ,,,ou,
A we'll ,s IN. british Government, ,Io.s
tina, the Irish peonIc wan, "a maize a
move
, Urges Irish to Revolt.
' -
VIII you do what the British Gov
cIhiheh' "'htS you 10 door WI you
20 "hat ifeltnd demands NoW-or
no.er Inc hr'lSh government does
a. WIN an ''"upt' III i'c'fn" now
NIe ~" Eng 10 opise '"nh bu.I' IN"
Out'nct ui your priests ana people. Nv
.eNaatntht q".t w ne - IN Il position
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